Version 1.18.0
Highlights
- Tyre repairs now follow each damaged wheel. Missing and burst tyres are tracked individually, mechanics work on the affected side with the car jack, and Vehicle Diagnostics shows the remaining tyre condition and repair progress.
- Optional vehicle-fire integration with Sky Fire Job. Critical engine damage and severe frontal impacts can create configurable vehicle fires when
sky_firejobis available, while mechanic repairs clear matching fire and entrapment states. - Safer Job Configurator defaults and imports. Shipped defaults remain stable even when local config files are customized, and existing local values can be imported deliberately through the matching jobs-base workflow.
Notable Changes
- Added configurable workshop map blips, including station labels, sprite, color, scale, display mode, and short-range behavior.
- Added optional mechanic notifications when customers place self-service tuning orders, with an optional vehicle plate in the message.
- Added configurable non-minigame installation rules for large vehicles and selected vehicle models.
- Vehicle washing and waxing now support large vehicles more reliably.
- Tire smoke color changes now preview live during tuning, with smoother preview updates and restoration when the preview is cancelled.
- Added
/fixas an admin repair alias. - Instant Tuning now consistently rejects Stance wheel-size and wheel-width options when those features are disabled.
Other Changes
- Improved tyre repair restoration so unrelated body, engine, window, door, dirt, and remaining wheel damage are preserved correctly.
- Improved oil-leak diagnostics for frontal-impact and active-leak flows.
- Wear, oil-leak, fire, and wheel-damage effects no longer apply to invulnerable vehicles.
- Pressing the Nitro control no longer shows a missing-installation notification when Nitro is disabled for the current job.
- Job Configurator fire settings are hidden automatically when the optional Fire Job integration is unavailable.
- Workshop Creator-owned settings remain sourced from customer configuration during generated-default builds.
- Update sky_base and sky_jobs_base to their matching releases first.
- Download sky_mechanicjob from the CFX Portal and create a backup of customized files.
- Replace the
/sourcefolder, the built frontend files in/source/html, andfxmanifest.lua. - Replace
/config/localesso the new self-service order and tyre-repair text is available. - Merge the updated
Config.Jobsentries fromconfig/config.lua, especially the newblipandselfServiceOrderNotificationssettings. - Merge the updated
Config.OrderInstallvehicle-class and vehicle-model lists if large vehicles should use the non-minigame installation flow. - Merge
Config.FirejobVehicleFiresif you use sky_firejob, and review its critical-engine and frontal-impact thresholds in/jobconfig. No Fire Job resource is required when this integration is not used. - Merge the new
Config.WheelDamage.repairRestore,tyreRepair, anddeformationsettings if you keep a customized config file. - Open
/jobconfig, review workshop blips, self-service order notifications, vehicle-fire settings, and wheel-damage repair settings, then save the jobs you changed. - If existing local config values should become the initial Job Configurator values, use the config import workflow provided by the matching sky_jobs_base release before making further edits.
- Restart
sky_jobs_base,sky_mechanicjob, andsky_firejobwhen the optional vehicle-fire integration is enabled. - Test a missing tyre on each vehicle side, a burst tyre, self-service order notifications, workshop blips, large-vehicle installs, and optional vehicle-fire cleanup after a mechanic repair.