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A FiveM mod that turns gun stores into player-owned businesses, using the native ox_inventory shop interface for browsing and buying.
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Descripción general
This resource allows players to own and manage gun stores in FiveM, fully integrated with ox_inventory. Browsing and purchasing weapons and ammo happen directly within the native inventory shop UI, with live stock counts.
Características principales
- Native ox_inventory shop – players browse and buy weapons/ammo in the normal inventory shop window with live stock counts.
- Ownable – any player can buy an unowned store; admins can assign ownership directly.
- Sell back to the system – owners can sell their store for a configurable percentage of its price, returning it to the market.
- NPC or point target – stores can use a spawned ped or a plain point as the interaction target.
- Raycast placement preview – placing or moving a store shows a live ghost ped or ground marker at your crosshair.
- In-game admin editor – create, edit, move, or delete stores with a placement tool.
- Dynamic wholesale stock prices – owners pay per unit to restock; admins set per-item wholesale prices.
- In-game owner manager – stock up, set prices, restock, rename the store, and change blip color/sprite.
Requisitos y Compatibilidad
- Framework bridge – works on Qbox, QBCore, and ESX (auto-detected). Additional frameworks can be added under bridge/.
Instalación
- Descarga el recurso a través del botón de descarga revisado.
- Lee las notas del creador en la página de fuente verificada.
- Extrae el recurso y colócalo en la carpeta correcta de recursos del servidor FiveM.
- Agrega el recurso a server.cfg cuando la versión incluya una carpeta de recursos.
- Reinicia y prueba en un servidor de prueba antes de usarlo en vivo.
