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# Compatiblity

This is ox\_inventory with a interface: a quick stash, a full stash, a BODY column for worn items, and backpacks that open with the inventory. Everything underneath is ox\_inventory, so anything written for it keeps working.

### What it needs

|                  |                                                     |
| ---------------- | --------------------------------------------------- |
| **ox\_lib**      | Required. Start it before ox\_inventory.            |
| **oxmysql**      | Required. The inventory is stored in your database. |
| **OneSync**      | Must be on.                                         |
| **Server build** | 6116 or newer.                                      |

### Frameworks

| Framework | Setting                          |
| --------- | -------------------------------- |
| ESX       | `setr inventory:framework "esx"` |
| Qbox      | `setr inventory:framework "qbx"` |
| ox\_core  | `setr inventory:framework "ox"`  |
| ND Core   | `setr inventory:framework "nd"`  |

ESX is the default if you set nothing.

### What it will not run with

**Any other inventory.** This replaces your inventory completely. Remove qb-inventory, esx\_inventoryhud, or whatever you had, along with anything that draws its own inventory screen.

**Scripts that give items their own way.** Anything writing items straight into your framework's old inventory tables will not be seen. Scripts have to go through ox\_inventory's exports, which most already do.

### What still works

Everything ox\_inventory does: stashes, shops, crafting, drops, containers, weapons, metadata, hooks and every export. The redesign is the interface, the BODY column and backpacks — nothing was taken away.

### Colours

The colours are ox\_inventory's own, in `theme.lua` in this resource. They are deliberately **not** taken from ox\_lib, so restyling ox\_lib does not change the inventory and the other way round. See **Customising the look**.


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