Real Processing Slaughter House Job

A full butcher career for your server, from lassoing the first cow to arguing over the price of ground beef. Works on ESX and QBCore/QBOX, and hooks into your existing target and menu resources instead of forcing new ones.

The Slaughtering Cycle

Players start by catching cows, and their catch success rate climbs as they gain experience. Before any knife work they change into a job uniform for safety and hygiene, then slaughter the animal with a slaughter knife, wash the carcass at the washing station, and run it through the cutting machine. That yields eight distinct products: ribeye, sirloin, brisket, tenderloin, chuck, shank, kidneys and bone marrow. Grinding the meat afterwards raises its market value again.

Two Ways to Sell

The direct sale is fast and pays low. The delivery route takes more time and pays for it: players find customers, pack their orders, and drive them out, with selling prices influenced by both the distance travelled and the size of the order.

Dynamic Pricing

Set pricing that moves with market needs, so the economy around the slaughterhouse stays in your hands and players have room to expand their profit margins.

Built for Your Setup

• Menus: qb-menu, ox_lib context menu, nh-context
• Targets: qb-target, ox_target, qtarget
• Inputs: qb-input, ox_lib input menu, nh-keyboard

Every feature is adjustable through a simple config file, and in-built exploit protection keeps the job from being farmed by cheaters.

At every stage, from catching to grinding to choosing how to sell, players make strategic decisions that change what they earn. It is a detailed butchering roleplay scenario, not another press E and wait job.