don-patrols

Configurable Ped Patrols for FiveM! This is a paid script, available on my Tebex.

Features

Optimised code, resting resmon of 0.00ms and ~0.01ms whilst in use.
Configure Different Areas of Patrol
23 Locations Pre-Configured // Add as many as you want!
Choose Between 5 Patrol Types, Guarding, Walking, Driving, Flying and Boating.
Patrols are Highly Configurable, with Global Settings for Cooldown, Spawn/Despawn Distances, Death Percentage and more.
Patrols stay Tasked between Players and will go Dormant whilst no Players are nearby.
Peds are Configurable, with Unique Settings for each Ped, including Health, Armour, Weapons, Ammo and their Model.
Ability to Loot the Patrol Peds, and Set Custom Loot Tables for each Ped.
Guards will Detect if They've Left their Guard Position and will Return to it.
Vehicles are Configurable, with Unique Settings for each Vehicle, including Health, Plate, Lock Type and their Model.
Vehicle Peds have the Ability to Control Mounted Turrets, and Vehicles have a Passenger Limit of 10 (if they can fit it!).
Patrols have the Ability to Determine if a Players' Job is a Threat to them, and will Respond Accordingly.
Patrols are Created Server-Side, and are Synced to all Players.

Always use the latest FiveM artifacts (tested on 6683), you can find them here.
Ensure your server.cfg has set sv_enforceGameBuild 2060 or above, you can find more info on game builds here
Download the latest version from your keymaster.
Extract the contents of the zip file into your resources folder, into a folder which starts after your framework or;
Ensure the script in your server.cfg after your framework.
Configure the global Config.DebugMode before starting the script, to ensure correct startup and that debug are set to your liking.

Config.DebugMode = false

Config.DebugMode boolean, if set true, the script will print debug messages to the console.

Configuration

Globals

Config.Cooldown = 15
Config.DeathPercent = 80
Config.ResetsOnDeath = false
Config.DeleteOnReset = false
Config.SpawnDistance = 500.0
Config.DespawnDistance = 1000.0

Config.Cooldown integer, the time (in minutes) to wait before a patrol can be spawned again.
Config.DeathPercent integer, the percentage of peds that if killed, will cause the patrol to flee from the player.
Config.ResetsOnDeath boolean, if set true, killing the above percentage of peds will cause the patrol to reset, opposed to waitng for the cooldown timer.
Config.DeleteOnReset boolean, if set true, will delete the patrol entities on reset (patriculary handy if bodies aren't despawning naturally).
Config.SpawnDistance float, the distance from any coordinate in a configured patrol area that triggers the patrol to spawn.
Config.DespawnDistance float, the distance from any coordinate in a configured patrol area that triggers the patrol to despawn.

Note: Entities in FiveM (and GTA as a whole) have scope; that is, a distance of which players need to be within to know of it's existence. By default this is 424 units from the entity, Config.SpawnDistance will allow players to create entities outside of this scope, so this should be used with caution as it can cause performance issues and unexpected behaviour. Read more about scopes here.

UI Settings

Config.UI = {
  uiType = 'drawtext',
  label = 'Search',
  icon = 'fas fa-search',
  ['Items'] = {
    notify = 'framework',
    title = 'Item Found',
    text = 'You found %s x %s',
    images = 'https://cfx-nui-qb-inventory/html/images/'
  },
}

Config.UI.uiType string, the type of UI to use for the search, can be qb-target, ox-target, drawtext or helptext.
Config.UI.label string, the label to display on the UI.
Config.UI.icon string, the icon to display on the UI (only used for qb-target and ox-target).
Config.UI['Items'].notify string|boolean, whether to notify the player when they find an item, can be native, framework or false.
Config.UI['Items'].title string, the title of the notification (only used if Config.UI['Items'].notify is set to native).
Config.UI['Items'].text string, the text of the notification, %s will be replaced with the item name and amount (only used if Config.UI['Items'].notify is set to native).
Config.UI['Items'].images string, the path to the images folder for the notification (only used if Config.UI['Items'].notify is set to native).

Creating a Location

To create a new location, you need to add a new Table to the Config.Locations Table.

Config.Locations = {
    {
        name = '',
        ['Enabled'] = {guards = false, patrols = false, vehicles = false},
        ['Routes'] = {
            guard = {...},
            patrol = {
                {...}
            },
            vehicle = {
                {...}
            }
        },
        ['Peds'] = {
            guard = {...},
            patrol = {...},
            vehicle = {
                {...}
            }
        },
        ['Vehicles'] = {
            {...}
        },
        ['Settings'] = {
            ['Behavior'] = {...},
            ['Blips'] = {...},
            ['Combat'] = {...},
            ['Damages'] = {...},
            ['Drops'] = {...},
            ['Events'] = {...},
            ['Pathing'] = {
                ['Avoidance'] = {...},
                ['Movement'] = {...},
                ['Ragdoll'] = {...},
            },
            ['Relationships'] = {...},
        }
    },
}

Note: Each patrol table is declared as a non-indexed table (i.e. instead of [1] = {}, it's just {}). However, this script does support number indexed tables, so if you want to use them, go ahead.

name string, the name of the patrol area, make sure it's unique and doesn't have any spaces (i.e. Grapeseed_Weed_Farm, Humane_Labs, etc.).
Enabled table;
- guards boolean, whether the patrol will spawn guards.
- patrols boolean, whether the patrol will spawn patrols.
- vehicles boolean, whether the patrol will spawn vehicles.

Routes

Routes table, split into three sub-tables, guard, patrol and vehicle. Each of these tables is a table of information for the respective patrol type.
guard is the Table of Guard Positions, with each guard having one table declaring coords, heading, scenario and chair (if applicable).
patrol is the Table of Patrols, with each patrol having one main table, with each patrol point having a table declaring coords, heading, time and scenario.
vehicle is the Table of Vehicle Patrols, with each patrol having one main table, with each patrol point having a table declaring coords, speed and flags (ie. driving style).

Note: For patrol types with scenarios, only 'WORLD_HUMAN_.. & 'PROP_HUMAN_.. have been tested and known to work. Other scenarios may work, but are not guaranteed.

Adding a Guard

guard = {
    {coords = vector3(-2302.88, 3385.7, 31.26), heading = 143.86, scenario = 'WORLD_HUMAN_GUARD_STAND_ARMY', chair = `h4_prop_h4_weed_chair_01a`},
    {coords = vector3(-2301.31, 3387.83, 31.26), heading = 321.56, scenario = 'WORLD_HUMAN_GUARD_STAND_ARMY', chair = `h4_prop_h4_weed_chair_01a`}
},

Note: The amount of guards for a given location is not limited, so you can add as many as you want by adding more tables to the guard table.

coords vector3, the coordinates of the Guard Position
heading float, the heading of the Guard whilst at the Guard Position.
scenario string, the Scenario of the Guard, you can find a list of scenarios here.
chair number|string|nil, nil if the guard is not sitting, otherwise the hash or name of the chair prop. You can find a list of chair props here.

Adding a Patrol

patrol = {
    {
        {coords = vector3(-1826.44, 3296.78, 32.83), heading = 332.92, time = math.random(1000, 5000), scenario = 'WORLD_HUMAN_GUARD_STAND_ARMY'},
        {coords = vector3(-1791.71, 3277.2, 32.77), heading = 238.37, time = math.random(1000, 5000), scenario = 'WORLD_HUMAN_BINOCULARS'},
        {coords = vector3(-1743.14, 3248.95, 32.81), heading = 333.22, time = math.random(1000, 5000), scenario = 'WORLD_HUMAN_GUARD_PATROL'},
        {coords = vector3(-1785.16, 3176.31, 32.83), heading = 152.92, time = math.random(1000, 5000), scenario = 'WORLD_HUMAN_STAND_IMPATIENT'},
        {coords = vector3(-1819.5, 3195.79, 32.79), heading = 59.17, time = math.random(1000, 5000), scenario = 'WORLD_HUMAN_GUARD_PATROL'},
        {coords = vector3(-1867.65, 3225.62, 32.85), heading = 153.11, time = math.random(1000, 5000), scenario = 'WORLD_HUMAN_GUARD_STAND_ARMY'}
    }
},

Note: The amount of patrols for a given location is not limited, so you can add as many as you want by adding more tables to the patrol table.

coords vector3, the coordinates of the Patrol Position.
heading float, the heading of the Patrol Position.
time integer, the time to wait at the Patrol Position (in milliseconds). This can be a number or a math.random() function, to randomise the time between two numbers.
scenario string, the Scenario of the Guard, you can find a list of scenarios here.

Adding a Vehicle Patrol

vehicle = {
    {
        {coords = vector3(-1851.93, 3318.97, 32.93), speed = 20.0, flags = 447},
        {coords = vector3(-1716.95, 3241.34, 32.54), speed = 20.0, flags = 447},
        {coords = vector3(-1741.59, 3161.12, 32.55), speed = 20.0, flags = 447},
        {coords = vector3(-1894.12, 3231.54, 32.56), speed = 20.0, flags = 447}
    }
},

Note: The amount of vehicle patrols for a given location is not limited, so you can add as many as you want by adding more tables to the vehicle table.

coords vector3, the coordinates of the Patrol Position.
speed float, the speed of the Vehicle going to the Patrol Position.
flags integer, the Driving Style of the Vehicle going to the Patrol Position, you can calculate driving styles online here or in-game here and also find a list of flags here.

Some Driving Styles: 447 - Will obey all traffic laws, and act like a normal civilian vehicle. 262591 - Will obey all traffic laws, and will path on dirt roads. 786432 - Drives recklessly, and will path on dirt roads.

Unique Ped Settings

Peds is split into three sub-tables, guard, patrol and vehicle. Each of these tables is a table of information for the respective patrol type. Vehicles have some extra functionality and tables, which will be explained here.

['Peds'] = {
    guard = {
        {...}, -- Guard 1
        {...} -- Guard 2
    },
    patrol = {
        {...}, -- Patrol 1
        {...} -- Patrol 2
    },
    vehicle = {
        { -- Vehicle 1
            {...}, -- Passenger 1
            {...} -- Passenger 2
        }
        {...} -- Vehicle 2 w/ No Unique Passengers
    }
},

Base Settings

['Base'] = {
    model = 's_m_m_marine_01',
    weapon = 'weapon_pistol_mk2',
    health = 250,
    armour = 100,
    ammo = 250,
    brandish = true,
    -- flags = {},
    ['Loot'] = {...}
},

model string|number, the Model of the Ped, this can be either a string or the hash. You can find a list of all Ped Models here.
weapon string|number, the Weapon of the Ped, this can be either a string or the hash. You can find weapon names and stats here.
health integer, a value between 0 and 1000, this is the health of the ped. Default ped health for males is between 100 to 200 and between 0 and 100 for females.
armour integer, a value between 0 and 100, this is the armour of the ped.
ammo integer, setting the ammo of the ped. This is only used if useDiminishingAmmo is set to true in the Base table of the Settings table.
brandish boolean, whether the ped will brandish their weapon when spawned. Default is false, set to true to enable.
flags integer[], array of flags to uniquely set on the ped. This is by default used by vehicle peds and care should be taken that the flags don't conflict with the global settings. A full list of flags can be found here.
['Loot'] nil|boolean|table{item: string|string[], amount: integer|integer[]}
['Loot'].item string|string[], the item to give the player when the ped is looted. If a string, it will give the item and configured amount. If a table, it will give a random item from the table and configured amount.
['Loot'].amount integer|integer[], the amount of the item to give the player when the ped is looted. If an integer, it will give the item and configured amount. If a table, it will give a random amount between the two numbers.

Range Settings

['Ranges'] = {
    lod = 250.0,
    id = 100.0,
    seeing = 100.0,
    peripheral = 100.0,
    hearing = 100.0,
    shout = 100.0
}

lod float, the distance the ped will be visible from.
id float, the distance the ped will be visible to other peds from.
seeing float, the distance the ped can see hostile actions from.
peripheral float, the distance the ped can see hostile actions from the 'corner' of their eye.
hearing float, the distance the ped can hear hostile actions from.
shout float, the distance the ped can communicate to respected peds.

Ped Vehicle Settings

Note: The vehicles table can be declared in two ways, depending on how you want that vehicle configured.

If you want the vehicle to have unique settings on each passenger, first declare the vehicle table and create a non-indexed table, with each table being the settings for that passenger (see Example 1).
If you want the vehicle to have the same settings for each passenger, first declare the vehicle table and then populate that table the same as you would either guards or patrols (see Example 2). The amount of passengers will be declared in the ['Vehicles] table, explained here.

vehicle = {
    { -- Example 1
        {
            ['Base'] = {...},
            ['Ranges'] = {...}
        }, {
            ['Base'] = {...},
            ['Ranges'] = {...}
        }
    },
    { -- Example 2
        ['Base'] = {...},
        ['Ranges'] = {...}
    }
}

flags integer[], array of flags to uniquely set on the ped. Here it is used to set the flags on the vehicle peds, the example array is my reccomended flags for vehicle peds. A full list of flags can be found here.

Vehicle Config

Vehicles is split into tables for each vehicle, with each vehicle having a table of settings. This table matches the index of the vehicle in the ['Route'] table, so if you have two vehicles in the Route table, you will need two tables in the Vehicles table.

['Vehicles'] = {
    {['Base']}, -- Vehicle 1
    {['Base']} -- Vehicle 2
},

Base Vehicle Settings

['Base'] = {
    model = 'crusader',
    vehType = 'automobile',
    passengers = false,
    lockType = 3,
    health = 1000.0,
    dirtLevel = 0.0,
    plate = 'ARMY'
}

model string|number, the Model of the Vehicle, this can be either a string or the hash. You can find a list of Vehicle Models here.
vehType string, the Type of the Vehicle, this can be automobile, bike, boat or heli.
passengers boolean|integer|nil, is either false|nil or an integer;
- If false, the vehicle passengers will be configured individually and the amount determined by the amount of tables in the ['Peds'].vehicle[patrol] table.
- If an integer, the vehicle passengers will be configured the same as the vehicle driver and the amount determined by the integer.
lockType integer, value between 0 and 5, this is the lock type of the vehicle. Default is 3 (LockedForPlayer). For more information on lock types, see here.
health float, the health of the vehicle. Default is 1000.0 and maximum is 1000.0.
dirtLevel float, the dirt level of the vehicle. Default is 0.0 and maximum is 15.0.
plate string, the plate of the vehicle. This has a character limit of 8.

Shared Ped Settings

Settings is split into eight sub-tables, Behavior, Blips, Combat, Damages, Drops, Events, Pathing and Relationships. Each of these tables globally set across the patrol.

['Settings'] = {
    ['Behavior'] = {...},
    ['Blips'] = {...},
    ['Combat'] = {...},
    ['Damages'] = {...},
    ['Drops'] = {...},
    ['Events'] = {...},
    ['Pathing'] = {
        ['Avoidance'] = {...},
        ['Movement'] = {...},
        ['Ragdoll'] = {...},
    },
    ['Relationships'] = {...},
},

Behaviour Settings

['Behavior'] = {
    ignoreMelee = false,
    ignoreFire = false,
    ignoreBeingJacked = false,
    ignoreSilencedClone = true,
    ignoreExplosion = false,
    preventMeleeTaunts = false,
    disableHurt = false,
    disableWrithe = false,
    preferInjuredGetup = true,
    onlyWritheFromWeapon = true,
    runFromFires = true,
    dontShoutTarget = false,
    dontCryForHelp = false
},

ignoreMelee boolean, whether the ped will ignore melee actions.
ignoreFire boolean, whether the ped will ignore fire.
ignoreBeingJacked boolean, whether the ped will ignore being jacked from a vehicle.
ignoreSilencedClone boolean, whether the ped will ignore silenced weapons.
ignoreExplosion boolean, whether the ped will ignore explosions.
preventMeleeTaunts boolean, whether the ped can melee taunt.
disableHurt boolean, whether the ped can have hurt reactions.
disableWrithe boolean, whether the ped can writhe on the ground.
preferInjuredGetup boolean, whether the ped will prefer getting up from an injured state.
onlyWritheFromWeapon boolean, whether the ped will only writhe from weapon damage.
runFromFires boolean, whether the ped will run from fires.
dontShoutTarget boolean, whether the ped will communicate their targets postion.
dontCryForHelp boolean, whether the ped will call for help when injured.

Blip Settings

['Blips'] = {
    enabled = true,
    hasCone = true,
    forcedOn = false,
    colour = {enemy = 1, ally = 3},
    range = 50.0,
    clearOnDeath = true
},

enabled boolean, whether the ped will have a blip.
hasCone boolean, whether the blip has a view cone on the minimap whilst active.
forcedOn boolean, whether the blip will be forced on the minimap. Default is false.
colour table, colour.enemy for the colour of the blip when the ped is an enemy and colour.ally for the colour of the blip when the ped is an ally. A full list of colours can be found here.
range float, the distance the blip can be activated from.
clearOnDeath boolean, whether the blip will be removed on death.

Combat Settings

['Combat'] = {
    attributes = {5, 14, 15, 46},
    ability = 100,
    accuracy = 100,
    alertness = 2,
    movement = 1,
    range = 2,
    targetResponse = 2,
    canAttackFriendly = false,
    canUseCover = true,
    useDiminishingAmmo = true,
    blockWeaponSwitching = false,
    enableWeaponBlocking = false,
    keepWeaponHolstered = true,
    disableMelee = false,
    disableUnarmedDriveby = false,
    disableWritheShooting = false,
    respondToHelpCries = true,
    treatDislikeAsHated = true,
    treatNonFriendlyAsHated = false,
},

attributes integer[], array of attributes to set on the ped. A full list of attributes can be found here.
ability integer, between 0 and 100, this is the ability of the ped. A number between 0 and 50 is poor, 50 and 75 is average and 75 and above is professional.
accuracy integer, between 0 and 100, this is the accuracy of the ped.
alertness integer, between 0 and 3, this is the alertness of the ped. 0 is calm and 3 is paranoid.
movement integer, between 0 and 3, this is the movement of the ped. 0 is stationary, 1 is defensive, 2 is will advance and 3 is will retreat.
range integer, between 0 and 3, this is the range of the ped. 0 is near, 1 is medium, 2 is far and 3 is very far.
targetResponse integer, between 0 and 2, this is the target response of the ped. 0 is exist task, 1 is never lose target and 2 is search for target.
canAttackFriendly boolean, whether the ped can attack friendly peds.
canUseCover boolean, whether the ped can use cover.
useDiminishingAmmo boolean, whether the ped will use diminishing ammo. If set to false, the ped will have infinite ammo.
blockWeaponSwitching boolean, whether the ped can switch weapons.
enableWeaponBlocking boolean, whether the ped will be blocked by objects when shooting (or attempting to shoot).
keepWeaponHolstered boolean, whether the ped will keep their weapon holstered until fired.
disableMelee boolean, whether the ped can use melee attacks.
disableUnarmedDriveby boolean, whether the ped can use unarmed drivebys.
disableWritheShooting boolean, whether the ped can shoot whilst writheing on the ground.
respondToHelpCries boolean, whether the ped will respond to help cries.
treatDislikeAsHated boolean, whether the ped will treat dislike as hated (Relationship type 4).
treatNonFriendlyAsHated boolean, whether the ped will treat non friendly as hated (Any Relationship from 3 and above).

Damage Settings

['Damages'] = {
    diesWhenInjured = false,
    incapacitation = true,
    criticals = true,
    bullets = true,
    fire = true,
    explosion = true,
    collision = true,
    steam = true,
    melee = true,
    drown = true,
    electric = true,
    ragdoll = false,
    invincible = false
},

diesWhenInjured boolean, whether the ped will die when injured.
incapacitation boolean, whether the ped will writhe when injured.
criticals boolean, whether the ped will suffer critical hits.
bullets boolean, whether the ped will suffer bullet damage.
fire boolean, whether the ped will suffer fire damage.
explosion boolean, whether the ped will suffer explosion damage.
collision boolean, whether the ped will suffer collision damage.
steam boolean, whether the ped will suffer steam damage.
melee boolean, whether the ped will suffer melee damage.
drown boolean, whether the ped will drown.
electric boolean, whether the ped will suffer electric damage.
ragdoll boolean, whether the ped will die when ragdolled.
invincible boolean, whether the ped will be invincible.

Drop Settings

['Drops'] = {
    weapons = false,
    healthSnacks = false
},

weapons boolean, whether the ped will drop their weapon when killed.
healthSnacks boolean, whether the ped will drop a health snack when killed (like in GTA:O).

Event Settings

['Events'] = {
    listensToSoundEvents = true,
    checkLOSForSoundEvents = true,
    disableWeirdPedEvents = false,
    disableCryForHelpEvents = false,
    usePerceptionForAimEvents = true,
    disableShockingEvents = false,
    disableShockingDrivingEvents = false
},

listensToSoundEvents boolean, whether the ped will listen to sound events.
checkLOSForSoundEvents boolean, whether the ped will check line of sight to generate/respond to sound events.
disableWeirdPedEvents boolean, whether the ped will disable weird ped events (ie. CEventShockingWeirdPed & CEventShockingWeirdPedApproaching)
disableCryForHelpEvents boolean, whether the ped will disable cry for help events (ie. CEventShockingCryForHelp)
usePerceptionForAimEvents boolean, whether the ped will use their perception to generate aim events
disableShockingEvents boolean, whether the ped will respond to shocking events (ie. CEventShocking)
disableShockingDrivingEvents boolean, whether the ped will respond to shocking driving events (ie. CEventShockingDriving)

Pathing Settings

Avoidance

['Avoidance'] = {
    avoidDrops = true,
    avoidFire = true,
    avoidPeds = true,
    avoidTearGas = true,
    avoidWater = true
},

avoidDrops boolean, whether the ped will avoid falls from height whilst randomly pathing.
avoidFire boolean, whether the ped will avoid fire whilst randomly pathing.
avoidPeds boolean, whether the ped will avoid other peds whilst randomly pathing.
avoidTearGas boolean, whether the ped will avoid tear gas whilst randomly pathing.
avoidWater boolean, whether the ped will avoid water whilst randomly pathing.

Movement

['Movement'] = {
    disableCrouch = false,
    disableDives = false,
    disableClimbing = false,
    disableLadders = false
},

disableCrouch boolean, whether the ped will can crouch.
disableDives boolean, whether the ped will can evasive dive.
disableClimbing boolean, whether the ped will can climb over objects.
disableLadders boolean, whether the ped will can climb ladders.

Ragdoll

['Ragdolling'] = {
    canRagdoll = true,
    pedImpact = true,
    vehicleImpact = true,
    bulletImpact = true,
    explosion = true,
    fire = true,
    electrocution = true,
    objectImpact = true,
    melee = true,
    waterjetImpact = true,
    drowning = true,
    falling = true,
    onBoats = true,
    rubberBullet = true,
    smokeGrenades = true,
    pedCollision = true,
    vehicleCollision = true,
    playerImpact = true,
    aiRagdollImpact = true,
    playerRagdollImpact = true,
    minorPlayerImpact = true,
    ragdollOnDeath = true
}

canRagdoll boolean, whether the ped can ragdoll.
pedImpact boolean, whether the ped will ragdoll from ped impacts.
vehicleImpact boolean, whether the ped will ragdoll from vehicle impacts.
bulletImpact boolean, whether the ped will ragdoll from bullet impacts.
explosion boolean, whether the ped will ragdoll from explosions.
fire boolean, whether the ped will ragdoll from fires.
electrocution boolean, whether the ped will ragdoll from being electrocuted.
objectImpact boolean, whether the ped will ragdoll from object impacts.
melee boolean, whether the ped will ragdoll from melee attacks.
waterjetImpact boolean, whether the ped will ragdoll from water jet impacts.
drowning boolean, whether the ped will ragdoll from drowning.
falling boolean, whether the ped will ragdoll from falling.
onBoats boolean, whether the ped will ragdoll from being on boats whilst they're moving.
rubberBullet boolean, whether the ped will ragdoll from rubber bullet impacts.
smokeGrenades boolean, whether the ped will ragdoll from smoke grenade impacts.
pedCollision boolean, whether the ped will ragdoll from ped collisions.
vehicleCollision boolean, whether the ped will ragdoll from vehicle collisions.
playerImpact boolean, whether the ped will ragdoll from player impacts.
aiRagdollImpact boolean, whether the ped will ragdoll from ai ragdoll impacts.
playerRagdollImpact boolean, whether the ped will ragdoll from player ragdoll impacts.
minorPlayerImpact boolean, whether the ped will ragdoll from minor player impacts.
ragdollOnDeath boolean, whether the ped will ragdoll on death.

Relationship Settings

['Relationships'] = {
    [0] = {'police', 'ambulance', 'fire', 'ARMY'},
    [1] = 'security',
    [5] = 'PLAYER',
    override = 'Zancudo_Army_Base'
}

Relationships have 6 Levels, 0 for Companion, 1 for Respect, 2 for Like, 3 for Neutral, 4 for Dislike and 5 for Hate. Use the desired level as a table index and then specify the job or jobs you want to set the relationship for. For the Patrols general hostility towards players, ensure table index 5 or 4 has the string PLAYER in it.

Companion | Will never be triggered by hostile actions, and will help the player if they are attacked.
Respect | Will only be triggered by extreme hostile actions, and will help the player if they are attacked.
Like | Will only be triggered by extreme hostile actions.
Neutral | Will be triggered by hostile actions.
Dislike | Will be triggered by hostile actions, and will attack the player if they are attacked.
Hate | Will be triggered by any hostile action, and will attack the player on sight.

override string, the name of the relationship override, this is used to set the same relationship between different Patrols.

Known Issues

Patrol Limits

On FiveM build (6356) CPatrolNodeLimit has a lower cap (~50), throwing an error when trying to create more patrols than the ascribed limit. This issue has been resolved without the need to increase Game Pool sizes, and use's Sequences to replace TaskPatrol, thus alleviating the issue.

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Changelog

v1.4.5 - Added More Entity Checks on Players to Avoid Triggering Errors in the Server Console.
v1.4.4 - Update Lua Language Server comments & Fix Server Console Error Spam due to Unknown Entity.
v1.4.3 - Various linting Updates, Added New Loot Ped Feature and Custom Loot Tables per Ped and More Fixes to Patrols Starting on ESX.
v1.4.2 - Fixed Issue Where Guarding and Walking Patrols Wouldn't Face the Correct Heading, Fixed issue with Patrols not starting w/o a restart on ESX, Ensure Guarding Patrols Return to their Original Position after being Retasked & Fixed Issue Where Guards w/o Firearms would get Stuck Between Attacking and Guarding.
v1.4.1 - Changed to Use Promises in Version Checker, Updated README & Added New Preview Links.
v1.4.0 - Created Version Checker & Fix Bug Related to Reseting Patrols.
v1.3.9 - Add Final Cayo Locations, Fix Bug with Vehicle Patrols Passengers not being able to Find their Seat when other Vehicles were Active in the Same Patrol.
v1.3.8 - Improve Performance of ReTasking Event, Updates to Relationship Syncing & Add NextPoint in route check when re-tasking.
v1.3.7 - Update README & Config links, Improve Comments & Add More Cayo Patrols.
v1.3.6 - Improve typings in annotations (and annotations overall), Improve Flee function AI and to include all new vehicle types.
v1.3.5 - Added chair prop to Guard Config, Add Scenarios to some default Patrols & Removed Unused Tables.
v1.3.4 - Change Debug Prints to be More Descriptive & Add Scenarios to Patrols (not just Guards).
v1.3.3 - Improve Blip Config, Added Ally & Enemy Blip Colours, Added Blip Forced On & Stopped Blips Appearing on main map.
v1.3.2 - Implemented First Heli Patrol & Added Freeze function between tasking and net owner changes.
v1.3.1 - Implemented First Boat Patrol, Finished Cayo Weed Farm and Start Cayo Town 3.
v1.3.0 - Cleanup Pass; Remove Unused Code, Improve Code Readability & Reduced Wait time on spawning & tasking.
v1.2.9 - Add Passenger Checks to Prevent Vehicle Patrols from leaving without their passengers & more Improvements to GetSeat.
v1.2.8 - Improve GetSeat check for vehicle peds & Fixed Bug Where Vehicle would find new drivers whilst having one.
v1.2.7 - Initialised 4 More Cayo Perico Patrols.
v1.2.6 - Create Event to Sync Relationships across clients & Change PlayerDowned function to use framework specific metadata.
v1.2.5 - Add Auto Framework Detection.
v1.2.4 - Restructure File, moving lib and config to the shared folder & Refactor style to follow Lua Style Guide.
v1.2.3 - Begin Implementing Cayo Perico Patrols.
v1.2.2 - Add Job.type support for QBCore.
v1.2.1 - Improve Tasking Functions, Improve JobData Collection & Add GameBuild 2060+ to Dependecies.
v1.2.0 - Reworked Guard peds to be able to complete any Scenario whilst guarding, opposed to just using StandGuard.
v1.1.9 - Changed all Walking tasks to utilise navmeshes for smoothness & All Old Patrols excluding Cayo Perico updated to the new format.
v1.1.8 - Created First New Patrol Route (Zancudo Military), Create a death thread to ensure calm AI to downed players & add brandish to ped config.
v1.1.7 - Rework README to implement config changes and improve readability.
v1.1.6 - More Robust Ped & Patrol Configuration w/ functions to suit, Initialised EntityDump for tracking dropped peds on the server & Finished Statebag Implementation.
v1.1.5 - Start of large refactor, Annotated all Code and Began Statebag Implementation.
v1.1.4 - Added Multi-Framework Support.
v1.1.3 - Added New Config Options pedSettings.suffersCrits, pedSettings.diesWhenInjured and pedSettings.pathing.canRagdoll. Small Code Cleanup.
v1.1.2 - Fixed an error on the server where the Ped didn't exist and had it's coords checked.
v1.1.1 - Added a table of Threads to handle Vehicle Patrols whilst having multiple clients nearby. This should fix drivers staying in the same place when the network owner leaves the area.
v1.1.0 - Proper Syncing between Clients, Ensuring Vehicle Patrols stay Tasked when players leave area and Optimised Functionality for Checking for Closest Players.
v1.0.9 - New Function for Finding Closest Player, and Added an Event to Retask a Patrol after changing Owners.
v1.0.8 - Added a failsafe for when a player leaves the area but other players are nearby.
v1.0.7 - More Failsafes for Vehicle Patrols.
v1.0.6 - More Debug Prints, attempted Fixes of Patrols Duplicating.
v1.0.5 - Added Debug Mode and Fixed a bug where Driver Peds wouldn't attack a Players Friends.
v1.0.4 - Linting and General Fixes.
v1.0.3 - Added Fail Safes' for Drivers Despawning when a Player is too far away.
v1.0.2 - Added pedSettings.relNameOverride and Vehicle Patrols will now chase down the player if they are in a vehicle.
v1.0.1 - Added Config Options for Distance Checks.
v1.0.0 - Initial Release

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