
π₯ Script Installation
A simple guide on installing Lusty94 scripts to your FiveM server effortlessly
PLEASE NOTE THIS DOES NOT APPLY TO EVERY SCRIPT THIS IS JUST GENERAL INFORMATION
PLEASE MAKE SURE TO READ THE INDIVIDUAL SCRIPT README FILES AS IT MAY CONTAIN IMPORTANT INFORMATION THAT IS NOT COVERED HERE!
π ReadMe Files
All scripts come with a
README.md
file that outlines important information regarding the script you have downloaded.The file will contain any snippets that you might be required to change and also includes a list of items for
qb-inventory
&ox_inventory
πΎ Dependencies
In the
README.me
file you will find a section namedDEPENDENCIES
These dependencies
MUST
be startedBEFORE
any of Lusty94 Scripts in order to function as intended
π΄ Failure to do so will result in script issues
π Item Lists
In the
README.me
file you will find a section namedITEMS
This contains an items list for both
qb-inventory
&ox_inventory
Make sure to put the snippet into your
items.lua
for your respective inventory system for the script to function correctlyMake sure that all the
item names
andimage names
match to ensure a smooth operation and assist in any debugging steps that may be necessary
πΈ Images
Images for items are provided and can be found within the
[IMAGES]
folderItem images are then placed into your relevant inventory images folder
π Custom Sounds
Some Lusty94 scripts use custom sounds for various interactions to aid in immersion whilst playing in the server
To use custom sounds you will find
.ogg files
in the[INTERACT-SOUND]
folder within the resource, these must then be placed intointeract-sound/client/sounds
If you wish to change any of the sounds you must make sure they are named correctly in the config file of the Lusty94 script you are using
You must have the
interact-sound
resource installed in your server already (it usually comes with a base installation for a qb-core server)If you don't have
interact-sound
you can download it fromGitHub
This resource must be startedBEFORE
Lusty94 scripts to function as intended just like any other dependency
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