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# Installation

**Welcome to the Fantasy Scripts Department of Justice MDT Installation Guide**

Welcome! This guide will walk you through the full installation process for the Department of Justice MDT. By carefully following each step, you can ensure a smooth, error-free setup and optimal performance of the script.

**Important Notice (FTP Clients)**

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**Asset Download**

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After completing your purchase through our official store, the asset will be available in your [CFX Portal](https://portal.cfx.re/). From there, you can download the files and proceed with the installation by following this documentation.
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### Quick Start

1. **Install Dependencies** - Ensure `ox_lib` and `oxmysql` are installed and running
2. **Add Resource** - Place `fs-doj` in your resources folder
3. **Configure** - Edit `config.lua` to match your server setup
4. **Start Resource** - Add `start fs-doj` to your server.cfg
5. **Auto-Setup** - Database tables and settings are created automatically on first start

**That's it!** No manual SQL imports required - everything is handled automatically.


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