Making the inventory visible

Almost everything valuable on a roleplay server is invisible. Drugs, weapons, cash and stolen goods all live inside a menu that only their owner can see, which quietly removes the tension from transporting them. This script moves items into the world: any inventory item can be placed as a physical object that everyone can see.

The consequence is immediate. A crew moving product in the back of a pickup is now moving something a passing officer could notice. That is a different game to carrying the same items in a hidden list.

Placement

Define a model per item, or let the fallback models handle anything you have not configured, so every item in your inventory is placeable from day one. Placement runs through the script's own menu (F4 by default), or you can add a "Place" option directly into your inventory UI if you prefer. The placement method itself is smooth rather than a snap-to-ground drop.

Persistence

Items placed on the ground are saved and respawn after a server restart. A stash left in an alley is still there tomorrow.

Vehicles

Items can be stored in any vehicle's trunk, and on the vehicle itself, staying attached as it moves. A custom algorithm predicts trunk dimensions so placement works across the vehicle list without being exploitable.

Abuse resistance

The entire placement logic is server-side. That is the detail worth checking on any script that creates world objects, because client-authoritative placement is how duplication exploits happen.

Compatibility

ESX, QBCore, Qbox and ox_inventory, with plug-and-play support for Quasar's qs-inventory. Optional integration with qb-target, qtarget and ox_target.

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