Installation

The installation of the script is extremely easy

Do NOT use FileZilla to upload the files, otherwise the script will NOT work

Use WinSCP instead

ESX

1. Download the script and extract it in your resources

2. Add the script in your auto start (example: server.cfg)

3. The script will automatically setup the database, in case it doesn't, you can manually run the files in vehicles_keys/sql/ folder

4. Download and start the lockpicking script (Credits to baguscodestudio)

Adding the items - Optional

To add the premade items, you only have to run the file vehicles_keys/sql/items_limit.sql or vehicles_keys/sql/items_weight.sql depending on your server, if it uses the limit or the weight

The latest version of ESX uses weight

If it doesn't work, be sure to use the latest version of the official ESX with the dependencies

QBCore

1. Download the script and extract it in your resources

2. Add the script in your auto start (example: server.cfg)

3. The script will automatically setup the database, in case it doesn't, you can manually run the files in vehicles_keys/sql/ folder

4. Download and start the lockpicking script (Credits to baguscodestudio)

5. Download and extract the script menu_default (clickable link) in your resources, without renaming it, and add it to auto start (example: server.cfg)

Adding the items - Optional

To add the new items, you have to edit qb-core/shared/items.lua file and add at the bottom of the table the following code

	-- Vehicles Keys items
	['vehicle_alarm_1'] 			 = {['name'] = 'vehicle_alarm_1', 				['label'] = 'Vehicle alarm level 1',	['weight'] = 500, 		['type'] = 'item', 		['image'] = 'your_image.png',		['unique'] = false,		['useable'] = true, 	['shouldClose'] = true,	   ['combinable'] = nil,   ['description'] = 'Vehicle alarm level 1'},
	['vehicle_alarm_2'] 			 = {['name'] = 'vehicle_alarm_2', 				['label'] = 'Vehicle alarm level 2',	['weight'] = 500, 		['type'] = 'item', 		['image'] = 'your_image.png', 		['unique'] = false,		['useable'] = true, 	['shouldClose'] = true,	   ['combinable'] = nil,   ['description'] = 'Vehicle alarm level 2'},
	['vehicle_alarm_3'] 			 = {['name'] = 'vehicle_alarm_3', 				['label'] = 'Vehicle alarm level 3',	['weight'] = 500, 		['type'] = 'item', 		['image'] = 'your_image.png', 		['unique'] = false,		['useable'] = true, 	['shouldClose'] = true,	   ['combinable'] = nil,   ['description'] = 'Vehicle alarm level 3'},
	['vehicle_alarm_4'] 			 = {['name'] = 'vehicle_alarm_4', 				['label'] = 'Vehicle alarm level 4',	['weight'] = 500, 		['type'] = 'item', 		['image'] = 'your_image.png', 		['unique'] = false,		['useable'] = true, 	['shouldClose'] = true,	   ['combinable'] = nil,   ['description'] = 'Vehicle alarm level 4'},
	['vehicle_transfer_contract'] 		 = {['name'] = 'vehicle_transfer_contract', 			['label'] = 'Vehicle transfer contract',['weight'] = 500, 		['type'] = 'item', 		['image'] = 'your_image.png', 		['unique'] = false,		['useable'] = true, 	['shouldClose'] = true,	   ['combinable'] = nil,   ['description'] = 'Used to sell your vehicle to someone'},

Example screenshot

You are ready to go! Enjoy the script 😁

Optional step

After the database is setup correctly, you can delete the files in vehicles_keys/sql/ folder, so the script won't try to setup the database each time you start the script