Changelog

v1.0.0

First release. HZ-Cook ships as a framework plus HZ-Cook BBQ, its barbecue content pack.

Four stations — portable barbecue, gas barbecue, charcoal kettle, campfire. Placed from the inventory with a live ghost preview, validity outline, rotation, height and flat-drop.
Cooking read on the prop — 100 baked frames per ingredient, raw to perfect to burnt. Quality decides how much hunger the food restores: 100% perfect, 65% overdone, 35% raw, 10% burnt on a skewer; a continuous scale flooring at 25% for a burger. A 2.5x speed penalty for an open lid, and auto-burn for food left behind.
Skewers — ten ingredients threaded one piece at a time, each cooking on its own curve and showing its own state.
Burgers — assembled layer by layer on the station, up to 12 layers, stacking visually, worth what went into them.
Charcoal — bags that carry their own level, an animated pour, 60 frames of ignition, a 30-minute burn and a bed of coals that shrinks.
Furnished stations — four ingredient bins backed by a 25-slot stash with empty-model swap, sauce bottles, a spatula on its hook, and an annex counter for the kettle.
Server-authoritative sync — stations, fire, food, cooking progress, lid and coal level.
Auto-detection — QBox / QBCore / ESX / Standalone, ox_inventory / qb-inventory / qs-inventory, hz_lib / ox_target / qb-target / hz_textui.
Content API — RegisterStation, RegisterRecipe, RegisterIngredients and AddLocale, with hz-cook:content to re-register after a framework restart. Recipes target station tags, so they compose with future packs.
26 items with 25 icons for three inventories plus SQL, 146 model files across 36 props for 41 MB, 12 animations in 4 dictionaries, 10 ytyp, custom collisions and LODs.
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