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Cyber Inventory Pro for FiveM - ESX Script

Name: Cyber Inventory Pro
Brand: VertexMods
SKU: cyber-inventory-pro
Price: 48.99 USD
Availability: InStock

Cyber Inventory Pro - Complete ESX Inventory System in Pure Lua

Revolutionize your FiveM server's item management with Cyber Inventory Pro, a comprehensive inventory system built entirely in Lua without JavaScript dependencies. Inspired by QBCore's polished interface but designed specifically for ESX servers, this system brings advanced features like weapon attachments, item durability, weight management, and trunk storage to your ESX-based server with exceptional performance and reliability.

What's Included

This complete package includes a fully functional inventory system with modified es_extended or extendedmode frameworks optimized for inventory compatibility, pre-configured SQL database structures with all necessary tables and objects, comprehensive weapon attachment and accessory systems, vehicle trunk and glove compartment storage, and detailed configuration files for shops, durability settings, and weight management. You'll receive everything needed to replace your basic ESX inventory with this professional-grade alternative.

The package also includes item description management through cyber_itemdata SQL table, stash system integration for properties and businesses, weapon dye customization with multiple color options, and a complete tutorial file explaining every configuration option. All components work together seamlessly to create a cohesive inventory experience that feels native to ESX while providing features typically only found in more modern frameworks.

Key Features

Pure Lua Implementation - No JavaScript dependencies or complex frameworks, just clean Lua code that's easy to understand and modify
QBCore-Inspired Design - Beautiful, modern UI based on QBCore's aesthetic but fully adapted for ESX functionality
Complete Weight System - Configurable item weights with visual indicators preventing over-encumbrance and balancing gameplay
Durability Mechanics - Items degrade with use, creating realistic economy dynamics and repair gameplay opportunities
Vehicle Storage - Fully functional trunk and glove compartment systems with weight limits and persistent storage
Weapon Attachments - Comprehensive attachment system for scopes, grips, magazines, and suppressors with compatibility checks
Weapon Dye System - Multiple color options for weapon customization allowing personalization and player expression
Money as Inventory Item - Cash displays in inventory as physical object, enabling robbery mechanics and realistic transactions
Stash System Integration - Easy-to-implement stashes for properties, gang hideouts, businesses, and more
Shop Configuration - Fully customizable shop inventories with different items and prices per location
Ultra-Fast Clicks - Optimized item movement and interaction code for responsive, lag-free inventory management
Multi-Version ESX Support - Works with ESX 1.9.x legacy versions and ESX Legacy 1.10.x+ with minimal modifications

Perfect For

ESX servers wanting modern inventory features without switching to QBCore or other frameworks
Roleplay servers emphasizing realistic item management and economy systems
Servers with custom weapon systems needing attachment and customization support
Economy-focused servers benefiting from durability mechanics and repair gameplay loops
Developers seeking easily modifiable Lua-based inventory code for custom features

Technical Details

Framework: ESX 1.9.x (final) and ESX Legacy 1.10.x+ with included modified es_extended
Programming Language: 100% Lua (no JavaScript or NUI dependencies)
Database: MySQL with included SQL files for all tables and default items
Performance: Optimized for minimal resource usage with efficient item caching
Compatibility: Works with most ESX-compatible item scripts and frameworks
Dependencies: mysql-async or oxmysql for database operations

Installation

Backup your current ESX - Create complete backup of es_extended and your database before proceeding
Replace es_extended - Use the included modified es_extended or extendedmode framework from the package
Install SQL files - Import all SQL files in correct order, ensuring the 'cash' object has weight 0.00
Configure shops and items - Edit Config.lua to set up shop locations, item weights, and durability settings
Add item descriptions - Populate cyber_itemdata SQL table with descriptions for your items
Test stash implementation - Use provided TriggerEvent examples to add stashes to properties and businesses
Adjust for ESX v1final - If using ESX 1.9.x final, apply the small modifications detailed in tutorial file

Stash System Implementation

The stash system is incredibly flexible and easy to implement anywhere in your server. Simply trigger the inventory opening event with appropriate parameters to create persistent storage for apartments, gang hideouts, businesses, or any other location. Each stash can have custom weight limits and item restrictions, and all inventory data is stored in the database for persistence across server restarts.

Example implementation for apartment storage:

TriggerEvent(cyber-inventory:openInventory, { [type] = stash, [owner] = CurrentApartment })

Configuration and Customization

The Config.lua file provides extensive customization options without requiring code modifications. You can adjust weight limits for different container types, configure item durability rates, set up shop inventories with specific items and prices, enable or disable various features, and translate all UI text to your preferred language. The tutorial file included in the package walks through every configuration option with examples and explanations.

What Makes It Stand Out

While many inventory systems rely on heavy JavaScript frameworks or require complete server rebuilds to implement, Cyber Inventory Pro delivers advanced functionality through clean, efficient Lua code that integrates seamlessly with existing ESX servers. The decision to build this entirely in Lua means better performance, easier troubleshooting, and simpler modifications for server developers. You get the polished user experience of modern frameworks without abandoning your ESX investment or learning completely new systems.

The comprehensive feature set rivals or exceeds inventory systems found in other frameworks, bringing weapon attachments, durability mechanics, vehicle storage, and visual polish to ESX servers. Extensive bug fixes and optimization work ensure reliability that basic ESX inventories can't match, making this a true upgrade rather than just a cosmetic change.