Medit8z Diving

A scuba and underwater crate-hunting system for Qbox servers: 7 always-active dive zones, oxygen tanks with metadata-tracked durability, 4 crate tiers, and persistent rented boats. Ambient hazards — currents, low-visibility fog, and optional sharks — make every dive a risk run, while all loot rolls and crate state transitions are server-authoritative.

What it does

• Oxygen system — tanks carry per-instance oxygen and durability metadata. Drain while submerged, refill on land, replace when broken.
• 7 dive zones — Paleto Wreck, Procopio Beach, Chumash Reef, East Deep, Vespucci Shallows, Pacific South, Pacific East. All blips live on the map from join — no mission start required.
• 4 crate tiers — Regular (free), Medical (crowbar), Locked (lockpick + minigame), Rare (lockpick + harder minigame; failure destroys the crate).
• Dynamic crate spawns — 35–50 randomized crates per zone on resource start. The first search in a zone arms a one-hour respawn timer.
• Competitive looting — crates are shared world props. First come, first served.
• Boat rental — single dive NPC handles shop, gear, and boat. Boats persist across disconnects and restarts; anchor toggle on G.
• Ambient hazards — current zones push divers and accelerate oxygen drain; fog zones reduce visibility; optional shark patrols deal damage and can be scared off with a crowbar hit.
• Anti-exploit — server-side loot rolls, server-authoritative crate state, depth verification before interaction, lockpick timing validation, and one-boat-per-player enforcement.
• Custom UI — oxygen HUD with real-time readout and animated welcome screen.

Dependencies

• qbx_core
• ox_lib
• ox_inventory
• ox_target
• oxmysql
• qbx_vehiclekeys

Get started

• Installation — drop the resource, merge items, copy icons, ensure
• Configuration — oxygen, crates, zones, boats, hazards, shop
• Gameplay — gear, dive zones, crate hunting, hazards
• Troubleshooting — common issues and debug commands