Full QBCore and ESX compatibility, including custom qb-core names and renamed qb dependency files.

What's in the script

A completely configurable fishing job built around a new world-style minigame, live tournaments, rod crafting and hidden treasure. The config.lua is very extensive, and a custom lang system lets you translate the UI.

Fishing and loot

• 8 massive loot tables that swap based on the rod, reel, and whether a tournament is running
• Multiple fishing rods and lures across different tiers, with configurable minigames per tier
• Dynamic fishing reputation that gates access to better rods
• Higher tier rod crafting bench
• Fish market sell shop and a separate sell shop for valuable gems
• Option to require a boat before players can fish
• 6 hand crafted animations with props

Tournaments

• Multiple random tournaments each tsunami, with configurable polyzone areas that reroll every time
• Custom tournament UI showing live 1st, 2nd and 3rd position and points, plus your own position and points
• Live countdown UI for signup close and tournament end
• 1st, 2nd and 3rd place cash and item rewards
• Menu with full player info and countdown to the next tournament

Treasure and deep sea

• Treasure bottles that open into a treasure map
• Holding the map turns your character to point toward the correct hidden chest
• 100 different chest locations across the map
• 2 illegal deep sea reels with durability that depletes with use
• 35 unique custom items with high quality pngs

Tech

• Runs at 0.0 ms resmon
• Partially escrow encrypted; client/open.lua, sv_open.lua, shared.lua and all HTML are open
• Support for ps-lock and other target/menu resource names, plus the option to route all rods through ps-lock

Requirements

• QBCore or ESX (other frameworks may work but are not supported)
• qb-menu or ox_lib (ps-ui and renamed qb-menu forks work)
• qb-target or ox_target (renamed qb-inventory works)
• PolyZone

All minigames are supplied in the script.

Old ESX 1.1 is not supported. No refunds will be granted on this script.