# Job Functions

## jobfunctions.lua

This module provides functions for managing job-based logic, such as checking player roles, toggling duty status, and simulating job-related interactions.

### **makeBossRoles(role)**

Sets up boss-level permissions or access for the specified job role.

Often used to determine if a player can access job menus or perform administrative actions.

Used mainly for creating boss locked target tables

**Example:**

```lua
makeBossRoles("police")
```

***

### **jobCheck(job)**

Simple check if the player has the specified job.

**Example:**

```lua
if jobCheck("mechanic") then
    -- Allow mechanic features.
else
    -- Deny access.
end
```

***

### **toggleDuty()**

Toggles the player’s on/off duty status, typically used for jobs like police, EMS, etc.

**Example:**

```lua
toggleDuty()
```

***

### **washHands(data)**

Simulates the action of washing hands, used in job scripts or medical job logic.

Currently only animation and a notfication

**Example:**

```lua
washHands({ coords = vector3(200.0, 300.0, 40.0) })
```

***

### **useToilet(data)**

Triggers toilet-use interaction, likely includes animation or sound.

Currently only animation and a notfication

**Example:**

```lua
useToilet({ urinal = true })
-- Player uses a urinal with corresponding animations and notifications

useToilet({ urinal = false, sitcoords = vector4(215.76, -810.12, 29.73, 90.0) })
-- Player sits down to use a toilet with corresponding animations and notifications
```

***

### **useDoor(data)**

Handles interactions with doors that aren't openable and teleports the player

eg. Recycle Center, it's used to teleport the player from outside a building to the IPL

**Example:**

```lua
useDoor({ telecoords = vector4(215.76, -810.12, 29.73, 90.0) })
```

***


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