Installation
Quasar Advanced Inventory is a next-generation system for FiveM featuring a sleek grid-based interface, drag & drop management, quickbars, and realistic mechanics such as weight, slots, and item durability. It includes advanced features for shops, stashes, and drops, offering a fully modular and optimized experience for smooth and immersive gameplay.
Download Script
To download the assets needed for this script, you must access the official Cfx.re portal, where all assets purchased through Tebex are managed.
Go to the following link: 🔗 https://portal.cfx.re/assets/granted-assets
Log in with the same Cfx.re account you used to make the purchase.
In the list of granted assets, find and download the following:
Advanced Inventory [new]
Download Dependencies
This script requires some mandatory dependencies to function correctly. Make sure to download and extract them inside your server’s main directory, keeping their original folder structure intact.
Framework Modifications
This step is essential for the correct installation and operation of the script. Skipping it may cause serious errors, missing features, or prevent the system from working as intended.
This script requires specific framework modifications to work properly with ESX, QBCORE or QBOX. You can either apply the provided commits manually or, for a faster and safer setup, download our pre-edited framework versions directly from the links below:
ESX: es_extended_1.13.4
QBCore: qb-core_1.3.0
Qbox: qbx_core-1.21.0
If you’re looking for other framework versions or commits, you can find them all here:
Remove Other Scripts
This script may cause conflicts or errors if you use other inventory systems on your server.
Common examples include esx_inventory, esx_shops, esx_weaponshop, qb-inventory, qb-shops, qb-weapons, or other similar inventory scripts.
It’s strongly recommended to remove them completely before installation to prevent compatibility or functionality issues.
Server.cfg Placement
The inventory script must always start immediately after es_extended or qb-core, never before.
Make sure to place it directly below them in your server.cfg, ensuring all core dependencies are fully loaded first to avoid potential errors or malfunctioning features.
Database Setup
Avoid using tools like XAMPP or other non-optimized local servers, as they may cause connection errors.
This script includes an essential database required for its operation. You must import it before starting your server, preferably using HeidiSQL or any other manager compatible with MariaDB/MySQL.
Item Management
This step is very important and should not be skipped. It explains how to add, edit, or delete items correctly depending on your framework.
In Quasar scripts, items are not managed with SQL databases. Instead, they are stored directly in configuration files, making it easier to organize and modify them without using any external tools.
If you use ESX, in the shared/items.lua file.
If you use QBCORE, in the shared/items.lua file.
If you notice that some items do not work in QBCORE, your items file may be corrupted or outdated. You can fix it by downloading the updated version from our GitHub and replacing your current file with it.
Add clothing as items
To ensure the clothing system works fully (without flooding your store with unnecessary items), read the Features Guide after finishing this documentation. It explains how to add the required exports to your clothing shop for seamless integration.
Clothing system options (config.lua):
Config.Clothing: enable/disable the clothing system (disables the button too when off).Config.EnableScreenPed: show the preview ped on screen instead of the zoom pad.Config.TakePreviousClothes: decide whether previous clothes go to the inventory or are removed.