Murphy's Job is a highly configurable RedM job script supporting unlimited NPCs, missions, farm points and workbenches, compatible with QBCore, VORP Core, RSG and REDEM:RP.

Overview

Every feature in Murphy's Job can be independently job-locked, reserved for a specific job grade, or opened to all players without the job. Every NPC, prop, vehicle, animation and location is configurable. There is no hard limit on the number of NPCs, missions, farm points or workbench points within a single job, giving you the flexibility to design complex circuits and adapt the script to your server. These systems work equally well for legal jobs and illegal circuits.

A showcase video is available at https://youtu.be/gPscuIzhJcE.

Features

Lockpick: Players without the job can lockpick storage. Once lockpicked, storage remains open to everyone for a configurable duration. The system can be disabled entirely.
NPCs: Create NPCs that buy or sell items and assign missions to players.
Quest missions: Build an unlimited number of missions in which players gather packages from randomised locations. Rewards (item or cash, fixed or random), props, vehicles and the number of packages required are all configurable.
Delivery missions: Build an unlimited number of missions in which players deliver packages to randomised locations. The same reward, prop, vehicle and quantity options apply.
Dynamic farming points: Create unlimited groups of dynamic points where players gather items from a location that changes each time something is collected. Working time, reward, props and locations are configurable.
Fixed farming points: Create unlimited static points where players gather items from a set location. Working time, reward and props are configurable.
Workbench: Create unlimited workbenches with configurable recipes and work times.
Job menu: Hire, fire, promote and demote employees, access company storage, and toggle on-duty status from the job menu location.
Discord logs: Integrated Discord logging is included out of the box.
Performance: The script runs at approximately 0.01 ms under normal conditions.