esx_shops

ESX_Shops Modified to work with MF_Inventory

Update v3

added fivem-target support.

Added weapon shop checking for license, if the ShopType is set as weapon.

UPDATE v2

Replaced basically the entire client file with all the new code. Added new config options. Markers are now specific to a shop, instead of general markers. Added the notification system in config, making it easier for people.

UPDATE

I have added job checks, and Shop Type so you can do crafting tables, and shops, both with job checks if you want. See photos below for more details.

ShopType has to be either 'shop' or 'crafting'

**If you want your new shop/crafting table to require a job

Make sure you have you have your jobs surrounded with {}, even if it's only 1 job. ex. {'police'}, or {'police', 'ambulance', 'lawyer'}.

You can have as many jobs as you want within the ReqJobs { }. If you do NOT want a job requirement, then delete the entire ReqJob line from the config.

See below additional photo on making sure your crafting table comes up.

Instructions

Drag and drop ESX_Shops into your resource folder.
Add ensure esx_shops to your server.cfg

Photo guide for those who don't understand the config notes.

Make sure THIS

Matches THIS

OR THIS

Notes

This is not a working standalone shop. This is merely a base to trigger MF_Inventory built-in shop system. Check out https://modit.store/products/mf-inventory for more information

There is no limit to how many shops you have in esx_shops as long as you have a matching counterpart in MF_Inventory. If you add a shop location in esx_shops and forget to add it in MF_Inventory, you will have a marker that does nothing. If you add a shop within MF_Inventory, but forget to add it to esx_shops, there will be no marker for you to activate.

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