Partner studio CodeM

mGarbagejob Co-Op Job

Players clear trash from city areas alone or in a hosted crew lobby, where co-op runs pay double.

Framework fit
ESX QBCore
Category
Free
Studio
CodeM
Delivery
Instant email delivery
Single resource
FREE

CodeM's mGarbagejob is a waste collection job for FiveM, from the mSeries of CodeM jobs, which the studio first showed on Cfx.re in December 2023. It works for a lone player, but it was built for crews: there is a lobby for working together and a reward for doing it.

How it plays

The job menu lays out the city as area cards. Each shows the expected amount of trash, an estimated payout and the level needed, so new workers start close in and unlock farther districts as they rise. A short checklist covers fetching the truck and picking the area before the shift starts.

In co-op, a host runs the lobby and may relocate everyone to a different district. Co-op runs pay each member twice the money and XP, which makes a crew the faster route up the levels. Afterwards, the profile tab shows level, jobs done, total earnings and recent logs, daily missions hand out quick targets, and a board lists the top three Waste Management workers in the city.

For server owners

  • Adjust level XP and shift options in the config
  • Raise, lower or reset a player's level with admin commands
  • Hook up the server's vehicle keys and fuel resources

Before you install

  • Works on QBCore and on ESX
  • Stores progress in MySQL
  • Vehicle key and fuel resources are set in the config
  • mTextUI from CodeM is optional

Also by CodeM

Bus drivers get the same progression in mLSTransit. Browse the CodeM studio page for the full line.

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Included with this resource

  • Garbage job resource
  • SQL tables for progress and logs
  • Config with job options, level XP and notification text
  • Locales file for translating the interface