> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.0resmon.org/0resmon/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.0resmon.org/0resmon/0resmon-1/frkn-resources/frkn-police-job/grade-settings.md). # Grade Settings ## Grade Settings This script comes with `0-4` grades by default. If your server uses more ranks, update the grade settings for your framework. Example: 10 ranks usually means grades `0-9`. ### Framework Guides * QBCore * QBox / QBX * ESX *** ### QBCore #### 1. Add Grades In QBCore File: ```lua qb-core/shared/jobs.lua ``` Find the `police` job and add all grades. Example: ```lua grades = { ['0'] = { name = 'Recruit', payment = 50 }, ['1'] = { name = 'Officer', payment = 75 }, ['2'] = { name = 'Senior Officer', payment = 90 }, ['3'] = { name = 'Corporal', payment = 105 }, ['4'] = { name = 'Sergeant', payment = 120 }, ['5'] = { name = 'Lieutenant', payment = 135 }, ['6'] = { name = 'Captain', payment = 150 }, ['7'] = { name = 'Commander', payment = 170 }, ['8'] = { name = 'Assistant Chief', isboss = true, payment = 190 }, ['9'] = { name = 'Chief', isboss = true, payment = 220 }, } ``` #### 2. Update Police Job Grades In This Script File: ```lua shared/config.lua ``` Find: ```lua FRKN.Departments ``` Update the `grades` list with the same ranks. #### 3. Set Boss Menu Access File: ```lua shared/config.lua ``` Find: ```lua BossOpenGrade = {3,4} ``` Example: ```lua BossOpenGrade = {8,9} ``` If grade 7 and higher should open the boss menu: ```lua BossOpenGrade = {7} ``` #### 4. Update Script Grade SQL File: ```sql pdall.sql ``` Find: ```sql frkn_pd_job_grades ``` Add the same police grades there. #### 5. Update Grade-Based Features File: ```lua shared/config.lua ``` Check and update these sections: ```txt FRKN.Items FRKN.Garage FRKN.Heli FRKN.ActionMenu FRKN.CommunicationService FRKN.Cloths ``` Use your new grade list where needed: ```lua grade = {0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9} ranks = {0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9} ``` #### 6. Restart Restart `qb-core` and `frkn-policejob`, or restart the server. *** ### QBox / QBX #### 1. Add Grades In QBox File: ```lua qbx_core/shared/jobs.lua ``` Find the `police` job and add all grades. QBox uses number keys: ```lua grades = { [0] = { name = 'Recruit', payment = 50 }, [1] = { name = 'Officer', payment = 75 }, [2] = { name = 'Senior Officer', payment = 90 }, [3] = { name = 'Corporal', payment = 105 }, [4] = { name = 'Sergeant', payment = 120 }, [5] = { name = 'Lieutenant', payment = 135 }, [6] = { name = 'Captain', payment = 150 }, [7] = { name = 'Commander', payment = 170 }, [8] = { name = 'Assistant Chief', isboss = true, bankAuth = true, payment = 190 }, [9] = { name = 'Chief', isboss = true, bankAuth = true, payment = 220 }, } ``` Do not use QBCore style `['0']` keys in QBox. For boss ranks, use: ```lua isboss = true bankAuth = true ``` #### 2. Update Police Job Grades In This Script File: ```lua shared/config.lua ``` Find: ```lua FRKN.Departments ``` Update the `grades` list with the same ranks. Inside this script, keep the existing string key style: ```lua ['0'] = { name = "Recruit", payment = 50 } ``` #### 3. Set Boss Menu Access File: ```lua shared/config.lua ``` Find: ```lua BossOpenGrade = {3,4} ``` Example: ```lua BossOpenGrade = {8,9} ``` #### 4. Update Script Grade SQL File: ```sql pdall.sql ``` Find: ```sql frkn_pd_job_grades ``` Add the same police grades there. #### 5. Update Grade-Based Features File: ```lua shared/config.lua ``` Check and update these sections: ```txt FRKN.Items FRKN.Garage FRKN.Heli FRKN.ActionMenu FRKN.CommunicationService FRKN.Cloths ``` Use your new grade list where needed: ```lua grade = {0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9} ranks = {0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9} ``` #### 6. Restart Restart `qbx_core` and `frkn-policejob`, or restart the server. *** ### ESX #### 1. Add Grades In ESX In ESX, police ranks are usually managed from your ESX job system or database panel. Make sure the `police` job has every grade you want to use. Example rank setup: ```txt 0 - Recruit 1 - Officer 2 - Senior Officer 3 - Corporal 4 - Sergeant 5 - Lieutenant 6 - Captain 7 - Commander 8 - Assistant Chief 9 - Chief ``` Important ESX values: ```txt job name: police grade number: 0-9 grade name/label: your rank name salary/payment: your payment amount ``` #### 2. Update Police Job Grades In This Script File: ```lua shared/config.lua ``` Find: ```lua FRKN.Departments ``` Update the `grades` list with the same ranks. #### 3. Set Boss Menu Access File: ```lua shared/config.lua ``` Find: ```lua BossOpenGrade = {3,4} ``` Example: ```lua BossOpenGrade = {8,9} ``` #### 4. Update Script Grade SQL File: ```sql pdall.sql ``` Find: ```sql frkn_pd_job_grades ``` Add the same police grades there. #### 5. Update Grade-Based Features File: ```lua shared/config.lua ``` Check and update these sections: ```txt FRKN.Items FRKN.Garage FRKN.Heli FRKN.ActionMenu FRKN.CommunicationService FRKN.Cloths ``` Use your new grade list where needed: ```lua grade = {0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9} ranks = {0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9} ``` #### 6. Refresh / Restart After changing ESX jobs, refresh jobs or restart the server/resource. *** ### Quick Checklist For every framework: 1. Add the grades in your framework. 2. Update `FRKN.Departments`. 3. Update `BossOpenGrade`. 4. Update `frkn_pd_job_grades` in `pdall.sql`. 5. Update item, vehicle, action menu, community service, and clothing grades. 6. Restart the needed resources. --- # Agent Instructions This documentation is published with GitBook. GitBook is the documentation platform designed so that both humans and AI agents can read, navigate, and reason over technical content effectively. 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