Job & Gang Garages

Gang garages are available in the QBCore version only, as QBCore has gang functionality built in. For ESX, you can set up a job garage for gang use.

Job/gang garages are shared between players who are assigned to a particular job or gang, usually via /setjob or /setgang.

There are 3 distinct garage types:

1. Vehicle Spawner	2. Owned Vehicles	3. Personal Vehicles
A vehicle spawner garage is the most basic garage type. You can define a list of vehicles that members of the job/gang should be able to choose from, a minimum job rank for each vehicle if applicable, and a plate that you'd like each vehicle to spawn with. All vehicles can be spawned as many times as a player wants without restriction.	An owned vehicles job garage is where all the vehicles available in the garage to job/gang members are stored in the database, just like personal vehicles. Job/gang members can customise the cars, but are responsible for any damage or loss while out. If a vehicle has been taken out, it cannot be taken out again if `Config.JobGaragesAllowInfiniteVehicleSpawns` is set to false.	A personal vehicles garage lets you store personally owned vehicles like a standard public garage. The difference to a public garage is that only members of the job/gang can see or interact with the garage.

Setting up a garage

Open jg-advancedgarages/config/config.lua. Job garages are configured in Config.JobGarageLocations. Gang garages are configured in Config.GangGarageLocations.

Copy one of the existing garage entries in the correct section, then change:

The name inside brackets. Every garage name must be unique.
coords to the location where players open the garage.
spawn to one or more vehicle spawn locations.
job or gang to the in-game job or gang name.
type to "car", "sea" or "air".
distance to the radius where players can use the garage.
vehiclesType to "personal", "owned" or "spawner".

You can allow more than one job or gang by adding each name to the table, such as job = {"police", "ambulance"}.

Only private garages have an in-game creation command. Use /privategarages to create a private garage. Public, job, gang and impound locations must be added in config/config.lua.

These work just like public garages. Set the job/gang garage to store personal vehicles, and players can store their personal vehicles as usual. Players who aren't part of the job/gang can't see or interact with the garage.

Owned Vehicle Garages

If a job buys a vehicle through JG Dealerships using society funds, store it in an Owned Vehicles garage. The garage must have vehiclesType = "owned". This makes the purchased vehicle available to members of that job. It won't store in a Vehicle Spawner garage with vehiclesType = "spawner".

Once you've added an owned vehicle garage to Config.JobGarageLocations or Config.GangGarageLocations, add vehicles to it in-game:

As an admin in-game, get a car into your personal garage by either purchasing it from a vehicle store, or by spawning it in with /car and then adding it to your garage with /admincar. Or, get in an owned car from another player.
Use the command /setjobvehicle [job_name] [min_job_grade] or
/setgangvehicle [gang_name] [min_gang_grade] to add this owned vehicle to the shared job/gang garage respectively.
Admins can use /removejobvehicle [new_player_owner_id] while in the car to give it back to a player and make it a personal vehicle again.

Vehicle Spawner Garages

Set vehiclesType = "spawner", then add the available vehicles to the garage's vehicles table in config/config.lua:

config/config.lua

vehiclesType = "spawner",
showLiveriesExtrasMenu = true,
vehicles = {
  [1] = {
    model = "police",
    plate = "PD",
    minJobGrade = 0,
    nickname = "Police car",
    livery = 1,
    modLivery = 1,
    extras = {1, 2},
    maxMods = true
  }
}

Set plate = false to generate a random plate. Don't use a fixed plate that already exists in your database. Restart jg-advancedgarages after changing the file.

Setting up a garage

Personal Vehicle Garages

Owned Vehicle Garages

Vehicle Spawner Garages

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