├── fxmanifest.lua
├── locales
    └── en.lua
├── README.md
├── server
    └── main.lua
├── config.lua
├── client
    └── main.lua
└── LICENSE


/fxmanifest.lua:
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 1 | fx_version 'cerulean'
 2 | 
 3 | game 'gta5'
 4 | 
 5 | author 'Giana - github.com/Giana'
 6 | description 'g-bikerentals'
 7 | version '1.0.0'
 8 | 
 9 | shared_scripts {
10 |     '@qb-core/shared/locale.lua',
11 |     'locales/en.lua',
12 |     'config.lua',
13 | }
14 | 
15 | client_scripts {
16 |     '@PolyZone/client.lua',
17 |     '@PolyZone/BoxZone.lua',
18 |     '@PolyZone/ComboZone.lua',
19 |     'client/main.lua'
20 | }
21 | 
22 | server_script 'server/main.lua'
23 | 
24 | dependencies {
25 |     'qb-core',
26 |     'qb-menu',
27 |     'PolyZone'
28 | }
29 | 
30 | lua54 'yes'
31 | 


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/locales/en.lua:
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 1 | local Translations = {
 2 |     error = {
 3 |         not_enough_money = 'You do not have enough money!',
 4 |         cannot_return = 'You cannot return this...',
 5 |         not_found_model = 'Error: Model not found'
 6 |     },
 7 |     success = {
 8 |         thanks_return = 'Thanks for returning the rental!'
 9 |     },
10 |     menu = {
11 |         view_bicycles = 'View bicycles for rent',
12 |         bicycles_rent = 'Bicycles for Rent',
13 |         to_rent = 'To Rent: $%{cost}',
14 |         cancel = 'Cancel',
15 |         rent_confirm = 'Is this the bicycle you want to rent?',
16 |         no_back = 'No, take me back!',
17 |         yes_please = 'Yes, please!',
18 |         return_confirm = 'Do you want to return this bicycle?',
19 |     },
20 |     button = {
21 |         view_bicycles = '~g~E~w~ - View Bicycles for Rent',
22 |         return_bicycle = '~g~E~w~ - Return Bicycle'
23 |     },
24 |     other = {
25 |         plate_text = 'RENT ME',
26 |         purchase_desc = 'Bike rental',
27 |         return_desc = 'Bike return'
28 |     }
29 | }
30 | 
31 | Lang = Locale:new({
32 |     phrases = Translations,
33 |     warnOnMissing = true
34 | })


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/README.md:
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 1 | # G-BikeRentals
 2 | 
 3 | G-BikeRentals is a script for FiveM QBCore allowing you to configure bicycle rental locations around your city for citizens to utilize.
 4 | 
 5 | <h1>INSTALLATION GUIDE</h1>
 6 | 
 7 | 1. Drop the g-bikerentals folder into your [standalone] folder (or whichever other ensured folder you want to use)
 8 | 
 9 | <h1>FEATURES</h1>
10 | 
11 | - Toggle between manual interaction with the bike rental displays and automatic menu pop up when approaching a bike rental display
12 | - Configure bike models for rent and their costs
13 | - Configure bike rental locations
14 | - Display selected bikes before renting
15 | - Return rentals and receive reimbursement
16 |   - Amount reimbursed configured per bike type in config.lua
17 | 
18 | **IMAGES**
19 | -----
20 | ![Bicycles for Rent Menu](https://i.ibb.co/8mt2Wm5/bicyclesforrentmenu.png)
21 | ![Bicycle Rental Confirmation Menu](https://i.ibb.co/wpDjJ4s/bicyclerentalconfirmationmenu.png)
22 | 
23 | **DEPENDENCIES**
24 | -----
25 | - QBCore - https://github.com/qbcore-framework
26 |   - qb-core - https://github.com/qbcore-framework/qb-core
27 |   - qb-menu - https://github.com/qbcore-framework/qb-menu
28 |   - PolyZone - https://github.com/qbcore-framework/PolyZone
29 | 
30 | **CREDIT**
31 | -----
32 | Some code excerpts related to vehicle displays and zones were repurposed from [qb-vehicleshop](https://github.com/qbcore-framework/qb-vehicleshop).
33 | 


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/server/main.lua:
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 1 | local QBCore = exports['qb-core']:GetCoreObject()
 2 | 
 3 | local RentedBikes = {}
 4 | 
 5 | -- Functions --
 6 | 
 7 | function recordReturnedBike(plate)
 8 |     RentedBikes[plate] = nil
 9 | end
10 | 
11 | function reimbursePlayer(source, modelName)
12 |     local player = QBCore.Functions.GetPlayer(source)
13 |     for k, v in pairs(Config.Bikes) do
14 |         if v.model == modelName:lower() then
15 |             if v.return_reimbursement > 0 then
16 |                 player.Functions.AddMoney('cash', v.return_reimbursement, Lang:t('other.return_desc'))
17 |             end
18 |             return
19 |         end
20 |     end
21 |     TriggerClientEvent('QBCore:Notify', source, Lang:t('error.not_found_model'), 'error')
22 | end
23 | 
24 | -- Events --
25 | 
26 | RegisterNetEvent('qb-bikerental:server:swapVehicle', function(data)
27 |     local src = source
28 |     TriggerClientEvent('qb-bikerental:client:swapVehicle', -1, data)
29 |     Wait(1500)
30 |     TriggerClientEvent('qb-bikerental:client:openBikeRentalConfirmationMenu', src, data)
31 | end)
32 | 
33 | RegisterNetEvent('qb-bikerental:server:recordRentedBike', function(plate)
34 |     RentedBikes[plate] = true
35 | end)
36 | 
37 | -- Callbacks --
38 | 
39 | QBCore.Functions.CreateCallback('qb-bikerental:server:CanRentBike', function(source, cb, rentalCost)
40 |     local player = QBCore.Functions.GetPlayer(source)
41 |     if player.Functions.GetMoney('cash') >= rentalCost then
42 |         player.Functions.RemoveMoney('cash', rentalCost, Lang:t('other.purchase_desc'))
43 |         cb(true)
44 |     elseif player.Functions.GetMoney('bank') >= rentalCost then
45 |         player.Functions.RemoveMoney('bank', rentalCost, Lang:t('other.purchase_desc'))
46 |         cb(true)
47 |     else
48 |         cb(false)
49 |     end
50 | end)
51 | 
52 | QBCore.Functions.CreateCallback('qb-bikerental:server:CanReturnBike', function(source, cb, modelName, plate)
53 |     if plate == nil then
54 |         cb(false)
55 |     end
56 |     if RentedBikes[plate] ~= nil then
57 |         reimbursePlayer(source, modelName)
58 |         recordReturnedBike(plate)
59 |         cb(true)
60 |     else
61 |         cb(false)
62 |     end
63 | end)


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/config.lua:
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  1 | Config = {}
  2 | 
  3 | Config.Label = 'Bike Rental & Return'   -- Label for locations on map
  4 | 
  5 | Config.WalkUpRentalMenu = false         -- True == Walk up to display to open rental menu, False == Must manually press key at display to open rental menu
  6 | 
  7 | --[[
  8 |     For each Config.RentalLocations[x]:
  9 |     - label: Name of the location
 10 |         - Not currently in use, more so for knowing which location we're looking at in the
 11 |           config without having to go to the coordinates in game
 12 |     - rental_coords: The coordinates of the interactable bike rental display
 13 |         - Change to vector4, add w coordinate, and uncomment the SetEntityHeading() calls in
 14 |           client/main.lua if you want to configure the direction bike displays are facing
 15 |     - spawn_coords: The coordinates a player spawns at on bike when they rent a bike
 16 |     - default_veh: The default bike model displayed to players
 17 |     - chosen_veh: The current bike model displayed to players
 18 |         - Dynamic, changes for everyone when the player changes the bike display
 19 |     - active: If the location is active
 20 |         - Set to false to disable rentals at this location (location and display will not appear on map or to players at all)
 21 | ]]
 22 | Config.RentalLocations = {
 23 |     [1] = {
 24 |         label = 'Fantastic Plaza',
 25 |         rental_coords = vector3(292.65, -1072.83, 28.41), spawn_coords = vector4(294.57, -1075.61, 29.41, 181.37),
 26 |         default_veh = 'bmx', chosen_veh = 'bmx',
 27 |         active = true
 28 |     },
 29 |     [2] = {
 30 |         label = 'Integrity Way',
 31 |         rental_coords = vector3(256.53, -634.12, 39.78), spawn_coords = vector4(260.08, -631.43, 41.11, 334.13),
 32 |         default_veh = 'cruiser', chosen_veh = 'cruiser',
 33 |         active = true
 34 |     },
 35 |     [3] = {
 36 |         label = 'Morningwood Blvd',
 37 |         rental_coords = vector3(-1281.39, -425.83, 33.66), spawn_coords = vector4(-1282.16, -429.49, 34.79, 211.71),
 38 |         default_veh = 'fixter', chosen_veh = 'fixter',
 39 |         active = true
 40 |     },
 41 |     [4] = {
 42 |         label = 'South Rockford Drive',
 43 |         rental_coords = vector3(-675.91, -1104.71, 13.53), spawn_coords = vector4(-672.75, -1099.81, 14.6, 335.77),
 44 |         default_veh = 'scorcher', chosen_veh = 'scorcher',
 45 |         active = true
 46 |     },
 47 |     [5] = {
 48 |         label = 'Tinsel Towers',
 49 |         rental_coords = vector3(-614.74, 31.94, 42.53), spawn_coords = vector4(-615.69, 22.92, 41.61, 266.41),
 50 |         default_veh = 'tribike', chosen_veh = 'tribike',
 51 |         active = true
 52 |     },
 53 |     [6] = {
 54 |         label = 'Airport',
 55 |         rental_coords = vector3(-770.03, -2056.51, 8.02), spawn_coords = vector4(-773.72, -2053.14, 9.02, 46.45),
 56 |         default_veh = 'tribike2', chosen_veh = 'tribike2',
 57 |         active = true
 58 |     },
 59 |     [7] = {
 60 |         label = 'Maze Bank Arena',
 61 |         rental_coords = vector3(-226.28, -1877.15, 27.77), spawn_coords = vector4(-221.17, -1878.5, 28.64, 242.66),
 62 |         default_veh = 'tribike3', chosen_veh = 'tribike3',
 63 |         active = true
 64 |     },
 65 |     [8] = {
 66 |         label = 'Pleasure Pier',
 67 |         rental_coords = vector3(-1574.49, -876.66, 9.14), spawn_coords = vector4(-1570.91, -872.99, 10.13, 316.49),
 68 |         default_veh = 'bmx', chosen_veh = 'bmx',
 69 |         active = true
 70 |     },
 71 |     [9] = {
 72 |         label = 'Vinewood Bowl',
 73 |         rental_coords = vector3(733.64, 659.77, 128.05), spawn_coords = vector4(736.58, 659.88, 129.05, 253.7),
 74 |         default_veh = 'cruiser', chosen_veh = 'cruiser',
 75 |         active = true
 76 |     },
 77 |     [10] = {
 78 |         label = 'Harmony',
 79 |         rental_coords = vector3(611.49, 2744.88, 40.97), spawn_coords = vector4(606.83, 2743.2, 42.0, 91.63),
 80 |         default_veh = 'fixter', chosen_veh = 'fixter',
 81 |         active = true
 82 |     },
 83 |     [11] = {
 84 |         label = 'Grapeseed',
 85 |         rental_coords = vector3(1683.74, 4828.33, 41.02), spawn_coords = vector4(1682.03, 4824.93, 42.01, 184.02),
 86 |         default_veh = 'scorcher', chosen_veh = 'scorcher',
 87 |         active = true
 88 |     },
 89 |     [12] = {
 90 |         label = 'El Gordo Drive',
 91 |         rental_coords = vector3(3331.06, 5160.21, 17.25), spawn_coords = vector4(3329.61, 5154.95, 18.3, 137.56),
 92 |         default_veh = 'tribike', chosen_veh = 'tribike',
 93 |         active = true
 94 |     },
 95 |     [13] = {
 96 |         label = 'Paleto Bay',
 97 |         rental_coords = vector3(-12.6, 6507.58, 30.53), spawn_coords = vector4(-14.62, 6504.74, 31.54, 136.32),
 98 |         default_veh = 'tribike2', chosen_veh = 'tribike2',
 99 |         active = true
100 |     },
101 |     [14] = {
102 |         label = 'Raton Canyon Trails',
103 |         rental_coords = vector3(-1491.81, 4979.68, 62.38), spawn_coords = vector4(-1494.91, 4976.02, 63.53, 179.65),
104 |         default_veh = 'tribike3', chosen_veh = 'tribike3',
105 |         active = true
106 |     },
107 |     [15] = {
108 |         label = 'Mount Chiliad',
109 |         rental_coords = vector3(509.83, 5530.33, 775.82), spawn_coords = vector4(496.07, 5532.88, 778.36, 130.45),
110 |         default_veh = 'bmx', chosen_veh = 'bmx',
111 |         active = true
112 |     },
113 |     [16] = {
114 |         label = 'Braddock Farm',
115 |         rental_coords = vector3(2501.2, 5114.1, 45.28), spawn_coords = vector4(2507.3, 5116.1, 46.4, 281.74),
116 |         default_veh = 'cruiser', chosen_veh = 'cruiser',
117 |         active = true
118 |     },
119 |     [17] = {
120 |         label = 'Chumash',
121 |         rental_coords = vector3(-3127.9, 1121.12, 19.66), spawn_coords = vector4(-3126.75, 1125.24, 20.66, 353.7),
122 |         default_veh = 'fixter', chosen_veh = 'fixter',
123 |         active = true
124 |     },
125 |     [18] = {
126 |         label = 'Kortz Center',
127 |         rental_coords = vector3(-2318.9, 452.0, 173.6), spawn_coords = vector4(-2319.65, 446.04, 174.6, 174.28),
128 |         default_veh = 'scorcher', chosen_veh = 'scorcher',
129 |         active = true
130 |     },
131 |     [19] = {
132 |         label = 'Tataviam Mountains',
133 |         rental_coords = vector3(1211.96, -278.55, 68.08), spawn_coords = vector4(1208.26, -274.81, 69.08, 35.14),
134 |         default_veh = 'tribike', chosen_veh = 'tribike',
135 |         active = true
136 |     },
137 |     [20] = {
138 |         label = 'Galileo Observatory',
139 |         rental_coords = vector3(-421.05, 1221.16, 324.77), spawn_coords = vector4(-419.43, 1225.35, 325.76, 339.56),
140 |         default_veh = 'tribike2', chosen_veh = 'tribike2',
141 |         active = true
142 |     },
143 | }
144 | 
145 | --[[
146 |     For each Config.Bikes[x]:
147 |     - model: The bike model
148 |     - label: The name of the bike as is displayed to the player
149 |     - rental_cost: The cost to rent this bike
150 |     - return_reimbursement: The amount of money they player gets if they return the bike
151 |     - available: If the bike is available for rent
152 |         - Set to false to remove this bike from available rentals
153 | ]]
154 | Config.Bikes = {
155 |     [1] = { model = 'bmx', label = 'BMX', rental_cost = 12, return_reimbursement = 2, available = true },
156 |     [2] = { model = 'cruiser', label = 'Cruiser', rental_cost = 10, return_reimbursement = 1, available = true },
157 |     [3] = { model = 'fixter', label = 'Fixter', rental_cost = 20, return_reimbursement = 4, available = true },
158 |     [4] = { model = 'scorcher', label = 'Scorcher', rental_cost = 15, return_reimbursement = 3, available = true },
159 |     [5] = { model = 'tribike', label = 'Tribike', rental_cost = 22, return_reimbursement = 5, available = true },
160 |     [6] = { model = 'tribike2', label = 'Tribike 2', rental_cost = 22, return_reimbursement = 5, available = true },
161 |     [7] = { model = 'tribike3', label = 'Tribike 3', rental_cost = 22, return_reimbursement = 5, available = true },
162 | }


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/client/main.lua:
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  1 | local QBCore = exports['qb-core']:GetCoreObject()
  2 | 
  3 | local Closest_Display = 1
  4 | local Zones = {}
  5 | 
  6 | -- Functions --
  7 | 
  8 | function DrawText3Ds(x, y, z, text)
  9 |     SetTextScale(0.35, 0.35)
 10 |     SetTextFont(4)
 11 |     SetTextProportional(1)
 12 |     SetTextColour(255, 255, 255, 215)
 13 |     SetTextEntry('STRING')
 14 |     SetTextCentre(true)
 15 |     AddTextComponentString(text)
 16 |     SetDrawOrigin(x, y, z, 0)
 17 |     DrawText(0.0, 0.0)
 18 |     local factor = (string.len(text)) / 370
 19 |     DrawRect(0.0, 0.0 + 0.0125, 0.017 + factor, 0.03, 0, 0, 0, 75)
 20 |     ClearDrawOrigin()
 21 | end
 22 | 
 23 | local function configureBlip(location)
 24 |     RentalBlip = AddBlipForCoord(location.rental_coords.x, location.rental_coords.y, location.rental_coords.z)
 25 |     SetBlipColour(RentalBlip, 0)
 26 |     SetBlipSprite(RentalBlip, 106)
 27 |     SetBlipScale(RentalBlip, 0.6)
 28 |     SetBlipDisplay(RentalBlip, 4)
 29 |     SetBlipAsShortRange(RentalBlip, true)
 30 |     BeginTextCommandSetBlipName('STRING')
 31 |     AddTextComponentSubstringPlayerName(Config.Label)
 32 |     EndTextCommandSetBlipName(RentalBlip)
 33 | end
 34 | 
 35 | local function getDisplayHeaderMenu()
 36 |     local headerMenu = {
 37 |         {
 38 |             header = Config.Label,
 39 |             txt = Lang:t('menu.view_bicycles'),
 40 |             params = {
 41 |                 event = 'qb-bikerental:client:openBikeMenu'
 42 |             }
 43 |         }
 44 |     }
 45 |     return headerMenu
 46 | end
 47 | 
 48 | local function getReturnConfirmationMenu()
 49 |     local menu = {
 50 |         {
 51 |             header = Lang:t('menu.return_confirm'),
 52 |             isMenuHeader = true
 53 |         },
 54 |         {
 55 |             header = Lang:t('menu.no_back'),
 56 |             params = {
 57 |                 event = 'qb-menu:client:closeMenu'
 58 |             }
 59 |         },
 60 |         {
 61 |             header = Lang:t('menu.yes_please'),
 62 |             params = {
 63 |                 event = 'qb-bikerental:client:returnBike'
 64 |             }
 65 |         }
 66 |     }
 67 |     return menu
 68 | end
 69 | 
 70 | local function setClosestDisplay()
 71 |     local pos = GetEntityCoords(PlayerPedId(), true)
 72 |     local current = nil
 73 |     local dist = nil
 74 |     for k, v in pairs(Config.RentalLocations) do
 75 |         local dist2 = #(pos - vector3(v.rental_coords.x, v.rental_coords.y, v.rental_coords.z))
 76 |         if current ~= nil then
 77 |             if dist2 < dist then
 78 |                 current = k
 79 |                 dist = dist2
 80 |             end
 81 |         else
 82 |             dist = dist2
 83 |             current = k
 84 |         end
 85 |     end
 86 |     if current ~= Closest_Display then
 87 |         Closest_Display = current
 88 |     end
 89 | end
 90 | 
 91 | local function createVehicleDisplayZones()
 92 |     for k, v in pairs(Config.RentalLocations) do
 93 |         Zones[#Zones + 1] = BoxZone:Create(
 94 |                 vector3(v.rental_coords.x, v.rental_coords.y, v.rental_coords.z),
 95 |                 3,
 96 |                 3, {
 97 |                     name = 'box_zone',
 98 |                     debugPoly = false,
 99 |                 })
100 |     end
101 |     local combo = ComboZone:Create(Zones, { name = 'vehCombo', debugPoly = false })
102 |     combo:onPlayerInOut(function(isPointInside)
103 |         if isPointInside then
104 |             setClosestDisplay()
105 |             if Config.WalkUpRentalMenu then
106 |                 local ped = PlayerPedId()
107 |                 local menu = nil
108 |                 if IsPedInAnyVehicle(ped, false) and IsThisModelABicycle(GetEntityModel(GetVehiclePedIsIn(ped, false))) then
109 |                     menu = getReturnConfirmationMenu()
110 |                 else
111 |                     menu = getDisplayHeaderMenu()
112 |                 end
113 |                 exports['qb-menu']:openMenu(menu)
114 |             end
115 |         else
116 |             if Config.WalkUpRentalMenu then
117 |                 exports['qb-menu']:closeMenu()
118 |             end
119 |         end
120 |     end)
121 | end
122 | 
123 | -- Events --
124 | 
125 | RegisterNetEvent('qb-bikerental:client:openBikeMenu', function()
126 |     local ordered_keys = {}
127 |     for k in pairs(Config.Bikes) do
128 |         table.insert(ordered_keys, k)
129 |     end
130 |     table.sort(ordered_keys)
131 |     local bikeMenu = {
132 |         {
133 |             header = Lang:t('menu.bicycles_rent'),
134 |             isMenuHeader = true
135 |         }
136 |     }
137 |     for i = 1, #ordered_keys do
138 |         local v = Config.Bikes[ordered_keys[i]]
139 |         if v.available then
140 |             bikeMenu[#bikeMenu + 1] = {
141 |                 header = v.label,
142 |                 txt = Lang:t('menu.to_rent', { cost = v.rental_cost }),
143 |                 params = {
144 |                     isServer = true,
145 |                     event = 'qb-bikerental:server:swapVehicle',
146 |                     args = {
147 |                         vehicle = v
148 |                     }
149 |                 }
150 |             }
151 |         end
152 |     end
153 |     bikeMenu[#bikeMenu + 1] = {
154 |         header = Lang:t('menu.cancel'),
155 |         params = {
156 |             event = 'qb-menu:client:closeMenu'
157 |         }
158 |     }
159 |     exports['qb-menu']:openMenu(bikeMenu)
160 | end)
161 | 
162 | RegisterNetEvent('qb-bikerental:client:swapVehicle', function(data)
163 |     local bike = data.vehicle
164 |     local model = bike.model
165 |     local displaySpot = Config.RentalLocations[Closest_Display]
166 |     if displaySpot.chosen_veh ~= model then
167 |         local closestVehicle, closestDistance = QBCore.Functions.GetClosestVehicle(vector3(displaySpot.rental_coords.x, displaySpot.rental_coords.y, displaySpot.rental_coords.z))
168 |         if closestVehicle == 0 then
169 |             return
170 |         end
171 |         if closestDistance < 5 then
172 |             QBCore.Functions.DeleteVehicle(closestVehicle)
173 |         end
174 |         Citizen.Wait(250)
175 |         RequestModel(model)
176 |         while not HasModelLoaded(model) do
177 |             Citizen.Wait(250)
178 |         end
179 |         local newVeh = CreateVehicle(model, displaySpot.rental_coords.x, displaySpot.rental_coords.y, displaySpot.rental_coords.z, false, false)
180 |         SetModelAsNoLongerNeeded(model)
181 |         SetVehicleOnGroundProperly(newVeh)
182 |         SetEntityInvincible(newVeh, true)
183 |         --SetEntityHeading(newVeh, displaySpot.rental_coords.w)
184 |         SetVehicleDoorsLocked(newVeh, 3)
185 |         FreezeEntityPosition(newVeh, true)
186 |         SetVehicleNumberPlateText(newVeh, Lang:t('other.plate_text'))
187 |         Config.RentalLocations[Closest_Display].chosen_veh = model
188 |     end
189 | end)
190 | 
191 | RegisterNetEvent('qb-bikerental:client:openBikeRentalConfirmationMenu', function(data)
192 |     local bike = data.vehicle
193 |     local menu = {
194 |         {
195 |             header = Lang:t('menu.rent_confirm'),
196 |             isMenuHeader = true
197 |         },
198 |         {
199 |             header = bike.label,
200 |             txt = Lang:t('menu.to_rent', { cost = bike.rental_cost })
201 |         },
202 |         {
203 |             header = Lang:t('menu.no_back'),
204 |             params = {
205 |                 event = 'qb-bikerental:client:openBikeMenu'
206 |             }
207 |         },
208 |         {
209 |             header = Lang:t('menu.yes_please'),
210 |             params = {
211 |                 event = 'qb-bikerental:client:RentBike',
212 |                 args = {
213 |                     vehicle = bike
214 |                 }
215 |             }
216 |         }
217 |     }
218 |     exports['qb-menu']:openMenu(menu)
219 | end)
220 | 
221 | RegisterNetEvent('qb-bikerental:client:RentBike', function(data)
222 |     local bike = data.vehicle
223 |     local model = bike.model
224 |     local cost = bike.rental_cost
225 |     local spawn = Config.RentalLocations[Closest_Display].spawn_coords
226 |     local x = spawn.x
227 |     local y = spawn.y
228 |     local z = spawn.z
229 |     QBCore.Functions.TriggerCallback('qb-bikerental:server:CanRentBike', function(can)
230 |         if can then
231 |             QBCore.Functions.SpawnVehicle(model, function(ent)
232 |                 SetEntityCoords(ent, x, y, z)
233 |                 TaskWarpPedIntoVehicle(PlayerPedId(), ent, -1)
234 |                 SetEntityAsMissionEntity(ent, true, true)
235 |                 TriggerEvent('vehiclekeys:client:SetOwner', GetVehicleNumberPlateText(ent))
236 |                 TriggerServerEvent('qb-bikerental:server:recordRentedBike', GetVehicleNumberPlateText(ent))
237 |             end)
238 |         else
239 |             QBCore.Functions.Notify(Lang:t('error.not_enough_money'))
240 |         end
241 |     end, cost)
242 | end)
243 | 
244 | RegisterNetEvent('qb-bikerental:client:openBikeReturnConfirmationMenu', function()
245 |     local menu = getReturnConfirmationMenu()
246 |     exports['qb-menu']:openMenu(menu)
247 | end)
248 | 
249 | RegisterNetEvent('qb-bikerental:client:returnBike', function()
250 |     local ped = PlayerPedId()
251 |     local vehicle = GetVehiclePedIsIn(ped, false)
252 |     QBCore.Functions.TriggerCallback('qb-bikerental:server:CanReturnBike', function(can)
253 |         if can then
254 |             DeleteVehicle(vehicle)
255 |             Citizen.Wait(250)
256 |             if IsPedInAnyVehicle(ped) then
257 |                 DeleteVehicle(vehicle)
258 |             end
259 |             QBCore.Functions.Notify(Lang:t('success.thanks_return'))
260 |         else
261 |             QBCore.Functions.Notify(Lang:t('error.cannot_return'))
262 |         end
263 |     end, GetDisplayNameFromVehicleModel(GetEntityModel(vehicle)), GetVehicleNumberPlateText(vehicle))
264 | end)
265 | 
266 | -- Threads --
267 | 
268 | -- Display bikes + zone & blip config
269 | Citizen.CreateThread(function()
270 |     for k, v in pairs(Config.RentalLocations) do
271 |         if v.active then
272 |             local model = GetHashKey(v.default_veh)
273 |             RequestModel(model)
274 |             while not HasModelLoaded(model) do
275 |                 Citizen.Wait(0)
276 |             end
277 |             local veh = CreateVehicle(model, v.rental_coords.x, v.rental_coords.y, v.rental_coords.z, false, false)
278 |             SetModelAsNoLongerNeeded(model)
279 |             SetEntityAsMissionEntity(veh, true, true)
280 |             SetVehicleOnGroundProperly(veh)
281 |             SetEntityInvincible(veh, true)
282 |             SetVehicleDirtLevel(veh, 0.0)
283 |             SetVehicleDoorsLocked(veh, 3)
284 |             --SetEntityHeading(veh, v.rental_coords.w)
285 |             FreezeEntityPosition(veh, true)
286 |             SetVehicleNumberPlateText(veh, Lang:t('other.plate_text'))
287 |             configureBlip(v)
288 |         end
289 |     end
290 |     createVehicleDisplayZones()
291 | end)
292 | 
293 | -- Bike rental walk up config
294 | Citizen.CreateThread(function()
295 |     while true do
296 |         if LocalPlayer.state.isLoggedIn then
297 |             local ped = PlayerPedId()
298 |             local pos = GetEntityCoords(ped)
299 |             local inRange = false
300 |             for k, v in pairs(Config.RentalLocations) do
301 |                 if v.active then
302 |                     local dist = #(pos - v.rental_coords)
303 |                     if dist < 12 and not Config.WalkUpRentalMenu then
304 |                         DrawMarker(2, v.rental_coords.x, v.rental_coords.y, v.rental_coords.z + 0.5, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 0.2, 0.2, 0.1, 109, 255, 0, 0.64, 0, 0, 0, 1, 0, 0, 0)
305 |                         if dist < 2 then
306 |                             if IsPedInAnyVehicle(ped, false) and IsThisModelABicycle(GetEntityModel(GetVehiclePedIsIn(ped, false))) then
307 |                                 DrawText3Ds(v.rental_coords.x, v.rental_coords.y, v.rental_coords.z + 0.9, Lang:t('button.return_bicycle'))
308 |                                 if IsControlJustPressed(0, 38) then
309 |                                     setClosestDisplay()
310 |                                     TriggerEvent('qb-bikerental:client:openBikeReturnConfirmationMenu')
311 |                                 end
312 |                             else
313 |                                 DrawText3Ds(v.rental_coords.x, v.rental_coords.y, v.rental_coords.z + 0.9, Lang:t('button.view_bicycles'))
314 |                                 if IsControlJustPressed(0, 38) then
315 |                                     setClosestDisplay()
316 |                                     TriggerEvent('qb-bikerental:client:openBikeMenu')
317 |                                 end
318 |                             end
319 |                         end
320 |                         inRange = true
321 |                     end
322 |                 end
323 |             end
324 |             if not inRange then
325 |                 Citizen.Wait(2000)
326 |             end
327 |         end
328 |         Citizen.Wait(3)
329 |     end
330 | end)


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623 |             How to Apply These Terms to Your New Programs
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