Make contraband visible

In a normal inventory, ten bricks of cocaine are a number in a slot. Nobody can see them and nobody can find them without a search command. With this script from KuzQuality they are ten bricks in the bed of a pickup. If a patrol car pulls in behind that truck, the scene writes itself.

What players can do with an item

• Place it in the world as a physical object
• Drop it or give it to someone
• Transport it on or in a vehicle
• Throw it

The script has its own placement menu on F4 by default. You can also add a Place option to your inventory UI, but you do not have to.

Every item works

Each item can have its own model. Anything without one uses a generic fallback prop, so every item in your inventory is placeable.

Vehicles and trunks

• Items can be stored inside a trunk. A custom algorithm predicts the trunk's dimensions, so props cannot be clipped through the bodywork and oversized loads cannot be exploited.
• Items stay attached while the vehicle drives.
• If the vehicle flips, they fall out.

Moving a stack of weapons in the back of an SUV becomes a decision. What can people see through the windows?

Persistence

Anything placed on the ground is saved to the database and comes back after a server restart.

With ox_inventory

Paired with ox_inventory, the script runs on any framework and gains extra behaviour.

• Item metadata is preserved when an item is placed.
• Metadata survives restarts.
• ox_inventory is the only hard requirement.
• Adding a placeable item is a small config edit.

Metadata is also saved with qb-inventory, and the script is plug and play with Quasar qs-inventory.

Safety and performance

• The entire logic is server sided, so it cannot be abused from the client.
• Sync between players is real time.
• The code is highly optimized.
• Optional support for qb-target, qtarget and ox_target.
• The look and feel can be changed extensively in the config.

Compatibility

ESX, QBCore and Qbox. All framework and dependency code is editable for custom setups.