Advanced Crafting Tables — Configuration

In-game configuration

Open /fs_craftingtables and use these pages. Save changes before closing.

Page	What you configure
Stations	Station names, types, placement, access and recipes
Progression	XP and level progression settings
DarkTube	Tutorial videos for the player handbook
Bridge	Framework, inventory, notification and target provider selection
Players	Player information and progression management
Logging	Logging provider and settings
Settings	Language, theme, debug, multi-crafting and other resource settings

Station IDs are generated by the editor. Use a readable station label so players can recognize the table.

Recipes

Set the reward item and quantity, required materials, kept tools, XP, required level, and duration. Weapon recipes can set starting durability and repair requirements. Item workbench recipes use a minimum of 20 seconds; longer durations extend the mechanic work after the clipboard stage.

A kept tool must be present but is not consumed. Reward quantity is the output per craft. Multi-crafting scales the requested crafts according to the selected mode.

Access

A station can be public or limited to selected players, jobs/grades or gangs. Recipe access is limited by the parent station: it cannot grant someone access to a station they cannot use. The recipe editor uses the station's available access choices.

XP belongs to the player at that individual station. Gaining XP at one station does not level up another station.

Editable files

Path	Purpose
bridge/default/progress.lua	Progress provider and custom progress callbacks
bridge/default/tablets.lua	Tablet offsets for lathe, mill and bench
bridge/default/version.lua	Startup version-check settings
bridge/events/client.lua	Client crafting hooks
bridge/events/server.lua	Server crafting hooks
bridge/inventory/	Inventory adapters
bridge/framework/	Framework adapters
bridge/target/	Target adapters
bridge/notify/	Notification adapters
bridge/loging/	Logging adapters (folder spelling is intentional)
locales/	Translations

Progress bar

In bridge/default/progress.lua, choose builtin, ox_lib, qb-progressbar or custom. The default is builtin. Missing optional providers fall back to the built-in bar.

FSBridge.Progress = {
    provider = 'builtin',
    custom = nil,
    cancel = nil,
}

For a custom provider, the custom(options) function waits until finished and returns true for completion or false for cancellation. Use cancel to close your custom UI when crafting aborts.

Tablet position

Edit the matching entry in bridge/default/tablets.lua. x, y, z are local offsets in metres; rx, ry, rz are rotation angles in degrees. Restart after editing. No tablet-offset command is included in the release.

Version status

Green means up to date. Yellow shows the installed and available versions. Failed or disabled checks are shown separately. The server checks once per resource start. Renaming the resource prints a warning every three seconds until you restore the name and restart.