In this guide I’ll walk you through installing Ox Inventory on your QBCore FiveM server in 2025. This video covers everything from prerequisites to setup and testing, plus a showcase of Ox Inventory in action. If you’re looking to replace qb-inventory with something modern, feature-packed, and fully supported, this is the tutorial for you.
Key Highlights & Steps Covered:
Install required dependencies: ox_lib, community_bridge, ox_target, and of course ox_inventory.- Update your
server.cfgto ensure all resources start in the correct order. - Migrate from qb-inventory (if applicable) and ensure items & UI work properly.
- Showcase of Ox Inventory’s grid system, item metadata, and usability.
Why Switch to Ox Inventory?
- Optimized performance (Lua 5.4, lightweight).
- Full drag-and-drop grid-based inventory system.
- Supports custom item metadata, stack sizes, durability, decay, and more.
- Active community & dev support.
Dependencies (GitHub Links):
- ox_lib
- community_bridge
- [ox_inventory]( GitHub - TheOrderFivem/ox_inventory: Slot-based inventory with metadata with restored qb-core compatibility.)
- [ox_target] GitHub - TheOrderFivem/ox_target: Standalone “third-eye” targeting resource. Featuring qb-core compatibility.
Watch the Full Tutorial Here:
[How to Install Ox Inventory on QBCore (2025) | Install & Showcase]
Community Engagement:
If you hit any snags while following this guide, drop a comment on the video or reply here—I’ll do my best to help troubleshoot. Don’t forget to share screenshots of your server running Ox Inventory once you’ve got it working!
Brought to you by QbDork – I install it, test it, and showcase it so you can focus on building your city.