LGF Document System (License System)

LGF Document System

The LGF Document System is a versatile document management solution tailored for FiveM. This system empowers players to manage, issue, and view various types of licenses, including ID cards, driving licenses, weapon licenses, and boat licenses. With seamless integration with ox_inventory, it ensures job-specific access to various documents, enhancing realism and immersion in the game.

Key Features

  • Support for Multiple Document Types: Easily manage various licenses such as ID cards, driving licenses, weapon licenses, and boat licenses.
  • Job-Specific Access: Restricts document creation based on job roles, ensuring only authorized personnel can issue specific licenses (e.g., police can create weapon licenses).
  • Dynamic Interaction Zones: Establish designated areas on the map for players to interact with NPCs for document management.
  • Customizable Document Types: Add new document types and modify settings easily through Config.lua.
  • Contextual Job Access: Provides a dedicated context for jobs permitted to create documents for other players.

Framework Supported

  • es_extended
  • qbox
  • LegacyCore

Information

Code is accessible Yes
Subscription-based no
Lines (approximately) 1000+
Requirements ox_lib / ox_inventory/ screenshot-basic or MugShotBase64
Support Yes/
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Nice Work

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nice work why no qbcore + qb-inventory

Cause ox and qbcore dont combine anymore

why ?

May I ask why you choose not to switch to ox_inventory? Ive never really understood why people dont but I would like too :slight_smile:

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Thank you so much!!

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use qbox if you like qbcore and ox. some scripts require a little more effort but most qbcore scripts work on qbox

What?

Awsome system ! I think this is the best that i’ve seen so far. Simple and on point.

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appreciate

qbox is a qbcore/oxcore hybrid i guess you can call it. it comes preconfigured with ox inv and others. i think the newer versions of qbcore arent fully compatible with ox inv

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i think the newer versions of qbcore arent fully compatible with ox inv

ox core has nothing to do with qbox and qbcore, qbox is a sub-variant of qbcore, it uses the same export object only that the functions are reconstructed better and more secure, ox_core is a separate system, a system managed in TS at 90% which definitely requires experience in the development field, well the question is why didn’t I make it qbcore? due to a matter of time, but if anyone wants to fork it, welcome, if I have time I’ll do it