Interactions

Every interaction is a point in the world, attached to a job, a gang or "public", with a behaviour determined by its type.

Anatomy of an interaction

When you create or edit an interaction the panel asks you for:

Field	What it is
Type	What happens when a player triggers it (see Interaction types)
Position	Where it is. You either point at it (raycast) or drag it with a 3D gizmo.
Prompt / target	What players see — a floating label, an ox_target zone, or both.
Blip	Optional map marker.
Ped	Optional NPC that stands there (model, scenario, weapons…).
Prop	Optional static object (table, sign, anvil…).
3D marker	Optional ground marker (visual only).
Type-specific config	Fields that depend on the type (item list for shop, recipes for craft, destinations for delivery…).

How players actually trigger it

Two modes, set per player in Preferences → Interaction mode:

• Prompt (default) — a floating text appears within range. Players press the configured key to use it.
• Target — invisible until the player aims at it with ox_target. Requires ox_target running.

Server owners pick the default in Config.DefaultInteractionMode.

Limits

Each interaction can have a daily and/or total use limit (per player). When the limit is hit the interaction refuses to trigger and tells the player. Counters reset at server restart for total limits and at the daily reset hour for daily ones.

Job / grade restrictions

For job and gang interactions, you can restrict who can use it by grade (e.g. only sergeant and up). For public interactions, you can optionally limit by job (e.g. only doctors can use this hospital teleport).

Placement modes

When placing a ped, prop, blip or marker, two modes are available:

• Raycast (default) — point at the ground with the mouse, scroll to rotate, click to confirm.
• Gizmo — the object spawns in front of you and a 3D gizmo lets you drag and rotate it precisely. Requires jo_libs.

Set the default in Config.PlacementMode. Admins can override their own choice in Preferences.