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# About this script

## Information

This is my first PAID release on the forums, and a project I have spent countless hours on reworking and trying to perfect it. It’s gone over a few “remakes” before now finally reacing a state where I feel comfortable enough to release it to the public. Its been tested and used for a while but of course issues may still arise, so please report any issues or improvements and I will make sure to fix them.

**Player ran dealerships! Add as many dealerships you want, with option to showcase vehicles and have limited amount of vehicles being purchasable.**

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*As stated below, this is made for ESX first and foremost. However I have made it functional on QBCore running the very basics.*
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## Requirements

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{% tab title="ESX" %}
ESX (version shouldn’t matter)

ESX Society + Job setup

esx\_vehicleshop is required
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{% tab title="QBCore" %}
**QBCore is for most parts untested and not highly supported! This script is natively made for ESX and ported to QBCore**

QBCore (oxmysql)

For business functionality in QBCore you will have to edit the `server/main.lua` and setup it up to fully work with QBCore (Currently it will use the players bank money)
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Do not change the name of the resource if you do not know how to edit the rest of the files
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