Targets:
sphearzone should not take a heading, removed
optional debug at the end for individual debugging
Inventory:
Added OpenPlayerInventory for all inventories.
2 (aka codem and qs) did not have clear documentation. Probably doesnt work
the getinventory export returns a table of nested values, inside there is a inventory table. This gets us by on the compatibility. It appears that many of the exports have changed, I have tested this on the latest version with a resource that makes use of these items. Also they use amount, I "think" they used to use count but im 100% they use metadata & info tables.
Touched up incorrect or missing Intellisense parameter annotations across several functions. Added some missing descriptions to improve editor support. Still more to do, but this is a small step forward for overall developer workflow. Also small fix in picklexp
This is very wip, also a good bit of inventories dont support it at all. I have tested this in ox_inventory but not the others. uploading into repo as it does not break anything and may encourage collab
Shops: aligned format with others and removed the instant open (on create)
Stashes: Updated for new version of qb (exports)
Entities: returning point object
The current implementation isn’t the cleanest, but it gets the job done. I’ve had to rig parts of it together, and it hasn’t yet had a proper cleanup pass. This update adds support for core_inventory on both ESX and QB frameworks. Previously, the QB fallback worked fine, but an issue affecting ESX users was discovered.
To resolve this, a change was needed in how framework-registered usable items are handled—allowing us to pass the item’s ID as the slot when using core_inventory, while maintaining slot-based behavior otherwise. This approach ensures compatibility without requiring any modifications to other resources.
I've personally tested this on ESX, but since I haven’t been able to coordinate with the core_inventory team, QB Core users will essentially be the first wave of testers for this integration.
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