🚗Vehicle Shop Integration

Learn how to seamlessly integrate our system with your vehicle shop.

We provide modified base resources tailored for each supported framework. Download them from the following links

qb-vehicleshop - QBCORE

qbx_vehicleshop - QBOX

esx_vehicleshop - ESX

okokVehicleShop - CUSTOM

cdev_vehicleshop - CUSTOM

jg-dealerships - CUSTOM

lc_dealership - CUSTOM

ak47_cardealer - CUSTOM - COMING SOON

rcore_pdm - CUSTOM - COMING SOON

Incorporating our system with your vehicle shop requires specific modifications to your server's vehicle shop code. You should remove vehicle spawning and database entry for vehicle entry in your shop's code, as our resource REQUIRES to handle these functions. It is REQUIRED to perform these adjustments exclusively within our resource.

QBCORE Example

In the example below, we are creating an array with all the necessary variables and values to be parsed through the event.

local Player = QBCore.Functions.GetPlayer(src)
local data = {
        source = src, --Who is the source. Send the Player ID. Also make sure it is number!
        hash = GetHashKey(vehName), --The hash number of the vehicle
        coords = vehicle.location, --This is a vector 4 location. Inlcludes x,y,z,heading.
        identifier = owner, --Requires the owner of the vehicle. (Player.PlayerData.citizenid - QBCORE)
        license = Player.PlayerData.license, --This is license id, you can leave it blank
        vehicleName = vehName, --The name of the vehicle in a string format - ("adder")
        balance = 0, --Only for QBCORE
        vehPaymentsLeft = 0, --Only for QBCORE
        paymentAmount = tonumber(vehiclePrice), --Only for QBCORE
        financeTime = 0, --Only for QBCORE
}
TriggerEvent("realisticVehicleSystem:server:addVehicle", data)

Extra Settings

If you wish to include specific settings for the vehicle, like locking it or applying custom colors, you can add additional options to the data table. Please check all possible options through the addVehicle event in server/database.lua.

In the example below, we are sending additional variables. Colours (colour1, colour2), Lockstate to false, and Tracker Data.

local Player = QBCore.Functions.GetPlayer(src)
local data = {
     source = src, --Who is the source. Send the Player ID. Also make sure it is number!
     hash = GetHashKey(vehName), --The hash number of the vehicle
     coords = vehicle.location, --This is a vector 4 location. Inlcludes x,y,z,heading.
     identifier = owner, --Requires the owner of the vehicle. (Player.PlayerData.citizenid - QBCORE)
     license = Player.PlayerData.license, --This is license id, you can leave it blank
     vehicleName = vehName, --The name of the vehicle in a string format - ("adder")
     colour1 = 0, --Change me with the colour you want. Supports RGB as well.
     colour2 = 0, --Change me with the colour you want. Supports RGB as well.
     locked = false, --Sets the vehicle to unlocked.
     trackerData = {
                type = 0, --0 means not intalled, 1 means basic, 2 means advanced.
                name = plate, --Default name of tracker is the plate. Advanced trackers support name changing.
                status = 0, --0 means normal tracker mode, 1 means emergency mode, 2 means stolen mode.
      }
}
TriggerEvent("realisticVehicleSystem:server:addVehicle", data)

In case you encounter a server-sided error indicating that database.lua - line x is nil, you should resolve this by adding an additional parameter. The TriggerEvent in your vehicle shop should look like this:

TriggerEvent("realisticVehicleSystem:server:addVehicle", 1, data)