# 📥 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!**

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## 👀 ReadMe Files

* All scripts come with a **`README.md`** file that outlines important information regarding the script you have downloaded.&#x20;
* The file will contain any snippets that you might be required to change and also includes a list of items for [**`qb-inventory`**](https://github.com/qbcore-framework/qb-inventory) & [**`ox_inventory`**](https://github.com/overextended/ox_inventory/releases)

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## 💾 Dependencies

* In the **`README.me`** file you will find a section named **`DEPENDENCIES`**
* These dependencies **`MUST`** be started **`BEFORE`** any of Lusty94 Scripts in order to function as intended

🔴 **`Failure to do so will result in script issues`**

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## 📝 Item Lists

* In th&#x65;**`README.me`** file you will find a section named **`ITEMS`**
* This contains an items list for both [**`qb-inventory`**](https://github.com/qbcore-framework/qb-inventory) & [**`ox_inventory`**](https://github.com/overextended/ox_inventory/releases)
* Make sure to put the snippet into your **`items.lua`** for your respective inventory system for the script to function correctly
* Make sure that all the **`item names`** and **`image names`** match to ensure a smooth operation and assist in any debugging steps that may be necessary

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## 📸 Images

* Images for items are provided and can be found within the **`[IMAGES]`** folder
* Item images are then placed into your relevant inventory images folder

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## 🔊 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 into **`interact-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 from [**`GitHub`**](https://github.com/plunkettscott/interact-sound) This resource must be started **`BEFORE`** Lusty94 scripts to function as intended just like any other dependency

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