A complete inventory system for FiveM, implementing items, weapons, shops, and more without any strict framework dependency.
https://overextended.dev/ox_inventory
https://github.com/overextended/ox_inventory/releases/latest/download/ox_inventory.zip
- Server-side security ensures interactions with items, shops, and stashes are all validated.
- Logging for important events, such as purchases, item movement, and item creation or removal.
- Supports player-owned vehicles, licenses, and group systems implemented by frameworks.
- Inventory items are stored per-slot, with customisable metadata to support item uniqueness.
- Overrides default weapon-system with weapons as items.
- Weapon attachments and ammo system, including special ammo types.
- Durability, allowing items to be depleted or removed overtime.
- Internal item system provides secure and easy handling for item use effects.
- Compatibility with 3rd party framework item registration.
- Restricted access based on groups and licenses.
- Support different currency for items (black money, poker chips, etc).
- Personal stashes, linking a stash with a specific identifier or creating per-player instances.
- Restricted access based on groups.
- Registration of new stashes from any resource.
- Containers allow access to small stashes when using an item, such as a paperbag.
- Access gloveboxes and trunks for any vehicle.
- Random item generation inside dumpsters and unowned vehicles.
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