Drug Manufacturing Jobs (Gang Integration)

A drug script that only handles the grow-and-sell loop is half an operation. Real criminal economy on a RP server needs sourcing, production, distribution channels, and somewhere to clean the money — all connected. This drug manufacturing script covers the full chain, from acquiring raw materials through a dark web burner phone system to laundering profits through business fronts, with upgradeable labs in between.

The Full Criminal Pipeline

Four drug types are supported out of the box: weed, cocaine, meth, and oxycodone. Each goes through a multi-stage production process handled through an interactive laptop interface inside the laboratory. Equipment upgrades are persistent — investing in the lab genuinely speeds up production and improves output quality, giving players a reason to reinvest profits rather than just stack them.

• Upgradeable laboratory facilities with interactive laptop management interface

• Minigame-based manufacturing steps visible to all players in the lab

• Dark web material sourcing via dedicated burner phone system

• Street sales, bulk deliveries, and dealer reputation mechanics

• Built-in money laundering through configurable business front integration

• Police informant contact system adding risk to distribution

• Customizable drug effects: health modifiers, speed boosts, addiction systems

• Full config access for pricing, locations, lab capacity, and risk thresholds

• 0.00ms server-side performance footprint

• Anti-cheat protection on secured network events

• Multi-language support

What Separates This From Basic Drug Scripts

The burner phone is a genuine differentiator. Most drug scripts put dealing through a radial menu or command — this one routes the entire distribution side through a separate phone interface that mimics a real criminal communication channel. Combined with the built-in laundering system, server owners don't need to bolt on three separate scripts to make gang economy function coherently.

Framework Compatibility

Runs on ESX Legacy, QBCore, and Qbox via the peuren_lib integration layer. Configuration is handled through a single config file with clear documentation. If you're running any of the three major frameworks, this installs without framework-specific forks or patches.