v3.0.0

Version numbers jump to 3.0 so that every Tworst job on tw-lib shares the same major version.

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Runs on tw-lib (free, required). Framework, inventory, vehicle keys, fuel and clothing are detected automatically; Config.Framework, Config.Inventory and Config.SQL are gone.
Settings survive updates. Every changed value is saved in the database and written back after an update. Your 2.x config, coordinates and texts are imported once on the first start.
In-game admin menu /twlib: live lobbies, money paid, players, and job settings.
Reward split: the lobby owner sets each member's share of the money reward.
Hooks folder: your own start/end functions and notifications in hooks/, never overwritten by an update.
One job at a time across Tworst jobs, with an offer to leave the other job.
Leaderboard and tip cards for each kind of work.
Update notice in the server console.
New job menu on the shared Tworst UI, with the garbage colours; key prompts use the shared Tworst prompt (Config.DrawTextUI).
Interaction choice once for all jobs (Config.InteractionHandler = 'default'), plus qb-target and auto.
Job uniform now works with any clothing script, or none, and is on by default: the player's own clothes come back at the end.
Random bags: the server spreads the bags randomly around each dumpster.
Crew takeover: a member takes over the running job when the owner drops.
Rejoin: a member who drops mid-job comes back into it.
Many more supported inventories, key and fuel scripts (see Overview).

Region names match where the dumpsters actually are.
Level-up keeps the XP above the requirement; max-level players get the cooldown too.
The cooldown counts every crew member, not only the owner.
A start refused by the start hook says "wrong job", not "cooldown".
The server counts thrown bags and emptied dumpsters; emptied dumpsters stay empty.
The truck hood opens for everyone while a bag goes in, and the truck keeps its real plate.
A taken bale stays in the taker's hands; a bale or bag held by a member who drops goes back to the crew.
One crew member builds the world for the whole crew, so everyone sees the same dumpsters and bags.
The trucks stay when their driver drops; a member leaving keeps the crew's vehicles and props.
An accepted invite opens the menu camera only once the server has taken the player in.
An unanswered invite no longer keeps a key thread running.
/jobleavegarbage outside a lobby does nothing instead of throwing an error.
Route, stuck bag and leftover blip problems reported by customers.
Missing texts added in every language (bag notices fell back to Turkish); Turkish wording fixed.
Security: the job trusts no client for regions, payouts or props.

Copy the new tw-garbagev2 over the old folder, install tw-lib, add ensure tw-lib before the job. See Installation → Updating from 2.x.

Last updated 12 days ago