FiveM Inventory Scripts

Inventory scripts and inventory UI for FiveM: grid inventories, weight and slot systems, metadata support, hotbars, item-image sets, player markets and storage. Most products are labeled ESX, over half also QBCore, and a smaller group is standalone or QBOX-ready.

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Replacing an inventory is the most invasive change in this catalog. It touches items, weapons, shops, jobs, vehicle trunks and every script that gives or takes an item, so read the product page for the SQL it imports, whether it expects ox_inventory or a framework-native inventory, and which item images are included. Budget time for re-adding your custom items.

Test against a copy of your database, not live. Two inventories cannot run at once, so plan the switch for a maintenance window and keep the old resource and its tables until players confirm nothing was lost.

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Treat an inventory change as a migration

An inventory touches items, weapons, shops, jobs, storage and every script that gives or removes an item. Compare the framework, slot or weight model, metadata support and integrations before choosing a replacement. Export the current item catalog and integration list first. Plan the switch around those existing definitions instead of evaluating only the interface shown in a preview.

Confirm the supported framework and required inventory libraries.
Review SQL imports, item images and migration instructions.
List every active job, shop and script that directly calls the current inventory.
Test with a current database copy and keep a complete, documented rollback path.

Compare framework-specific options under ESX scripts, QBCore scripts and QBOX scripts. Use the pre-purchase checklist to record the exact package and dependency requirements.