A Crafting System Built Around Placeable Tables

Advanced Crafting by Pickle lets players put a crafting table down wherever the roleplay happens, while permanent tables can be locked into place through the config. Craftable items show up as actual props, and other players can walk up to your table, see what you have made, and steal it if you leave it sitting there (configurable, of course).

Progression That Feels Earned

XP is category based rather than one flat crafting pool, so a player can become a skilled gunsmith while staying a terrible cook. It uses Pickle's XP System by default, and the bridge lets you swap in your own. Blueprints gate recipes behind items, so learning to craft something new is itself a roleplay moment.

Cooking, Queues and Control

• Crafting queue: line up multiple items instead of babysitting one craft at a time.
• Cooking system: fires and explosions are configurable per item when something gets overcooked.
• Success rates: set a custom chance of success for each recipe.
• Part retention: mark individual parts so they are not consumed on craft.
• Custom actions: run your own logic before crafting or before an item enters the queue.
• Item metadata generation: stamp serial numbers onto crafted items (metadata requirements apply).
• Third-eye support alongside a sleek, modern UI.
• Exports: add and remove tables from your own scripts.

Requirements

• ESX (1.1+) or QBCore, or code your own bridge for another framework; the bridge is fully accessible.
• ox_lib (required, works anywhere).