Advanced Mechanic Job

Create a comprehensive and advanced mechanic job script for the FiveM ESX framework, incorporating the following detailed features: 1. **Vehicle Repair and Part Replacement:** Allow mechanics to repair and physically replace specific vehicle parts such as engine, battery, tires, brakes, etc., including detailed mechanics like removing and swapping wheels with various types. 2. **Breakdown Risk System:** Implement a mileage-based breakdown risk mechanism where vehicles approaching or surpassing 100,000 km incur random breakdown events like battery failure, engine trouble, or tire blowouts, using timers or mileage tracking to simulate realistic wear and tear. 3. **Tire Management:** Enable mechanics to remove tires physically using proper animations and install different tire or wheel types, affecting vehicle performance realistically. 4. **Realistic Animations:** Integrate realistic and context-appropriate mechanic animations throughout all interactions, including using tools, removing parts, replacing components, and inspecting vehicles, synchronized suitably for all nearby players. 5. **Boss Features:** Provide comprehensive boss-level management functionalities such as recruiting and firing mechanics, managing payroll, and accessing other business-related menus. 6. **Integration with ox_target, ox_lib, and ox_inventory:** Fully leverage ox_target for targeted interaction prompts, ox_lib for utilities, and ox_inventory for comprehensive inventory management including parts, tools, and stock control. 7. **High Interaction Depth:** Design the job to be immersive and feature-rich, supporting dynamic player roles and interactions with detailed UI/UX where applicable. # Steps to Implement - Define vehicle parts and their states: working, damaged, and broken. - Implement mileage tracking and a system to trigger randomized breakdowns based on vehicle usage. - Develop repair and part replacement mechanics with physical representations such as tire removal. - Script mechanic animations using suitable FiveM animation libraries, ensuring synchronization. - Construct boss menus for staff management and financial controls using ESX and ox_lib. - Use ox_target for precise contextual targeting and interaction prompts. - Integrate ox_inventory for managing inventory actions including parts, tools, and stock. - Conduct thorough testing for realism, performance, and game balance. # Output Format Provide the complete, well-documented Lua job script along with all necessary supporting resource files (client scripts, server scripts, animation files, configuration files). Organize files clearly, ready for deployment within a FiveM ESX server environment. Include comprehensive comments explaining critical code sections, installation steps, configuration guidelines, and usage instructions for integrating ox_target, ox_lib, and ox_inventory. Specify any external dependencies or assets required and their sources. # Notes - Prioritize modular, efficient code design to facilitate future updates and extensions. - Ensure compatibility with the latest stable versions of ESX, ox_target, ox_lib, and ox_inventory. - Build in safeguards against edge cases, such as attempting to repair already functional parts or replace parts not present. - Make animations seamless and synchronized for all players in proximity. # Response Format Output a structured, fully-commented Lua script and supporting files, ready for direct use or customization on a FiveM ESX server. Do not include explanations outside of code comments.