Mod Orders
Mod orders are the formal, tuner-fulfilled alternative to buying and installing mods yourself through the mods menu. A customer places an order for the parts they want, and a tuner physically installs each one — a real roleplay interaction instead of a self-service purchase.
Placing an Order
Orders are created from inside the mods menu. Instead of checking out directly, a customer builds their basket as normal — browsing categories, previewing mods live on their vehicle — then places an order instead of paying immediately. The order records exactly what was selected: each part, its price, and the total.
If Config.ModsMenu.DisableCheckout is enabled on your server, direct self-checkout is removed entirely, and placing an order becomes the only way to buy mods — forcing every customer to go through a tuner.
Pricing
An order's total is the sum of each selected part's price (calculated the same way as any mods menu purchase — see the Pricing guide for the full breakdown), plus the shop's configured markup on top. Unlike checking out directly through the mods menu, orders are never affected by incentivized pricing — that markup only applies to self-service purchases.
Fulfilling an Order
Once an order exists, any tuner at that shop can start working it. The order opens in a workflow UI that tracks progress in real time — every item on the order is listed as a task, showing what's done and what's left.
Installing each part is a genuine physical process, not a menu click:
Target the correct install point — each mod type has its own zone on the vehicle (front, rear, wheel, engine bay, interior). Walking up to the wrong spot won't let you install it.
Hood or doors open automatically if the part requires it (engine bay work opens the hood, interior work opens a door).
Install the part — using the matching item plays an installation animation and a skill check. Succeeding applies the mod; failing lets you try again.
Only one tuner can actively work a given order's install at a time, and a Cancel Install option is available if you need to stop partway through a specific part.
Tracking Orders
The tuner tablet's Mod Orders section lists every order for your shop — pending ones (not yet started) and in-progress ones (someone's already working them). Selecting an order shows its full breakdown: customer name, parts total, service fee, and the task list.
Pending orders can be refunded outright, returning the customer's money and cancelling the order.
In-progress orders can be abandoned by whoever's working them, or by a shop boss/owner — this stops the install and notifies the customer.
Boss and shop owner roles get elevated visibility across all orders at the shop, not just the ones they personally started.
Order Completion
Once every part on the order has been successfully installed, the order closes automatically — no separate "finish" step needed. The customer's vehicle reflects every mod exactly as ordered.
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