> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://wiki.qfdevelopers.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://wiki.qfdevelopers.com/scripts/editor/configuration.md).

# Configuration

#### Configuration Guide (`config.lua`)

**Framework & Inventory Detection** While the script attempts to auto-detect your framework, you must explicitly define your inventory system so starter items are distributed correctly.

```lua
-- Supported options: 'ox_inventory', 'esx', 'qb'
Config.Inventory = 'ox_inventory' 
```

**Character Slot Management** You have absolute control over how many characters a player can create. The `Config.Slots` array determines the maximum slot count and the properties of each slot.

```lua
Config.Slots = {
    { type = "free" }, -- Slot 1: Available immediately
    { type = "free" }, -- Slot 2: Available immediately
    { type = "paid", url = "https://yourtebex.com/category/slots" }, -- Slot 3: Shows a purchase prompt
    { type = "locked" }, -- Slot 4: Completely hidden until unlocked by an Admin
}
```

**Cinematic Cutscenes** You can map specific interior locations to specific character slots to create unique backdrops during selection.

```lua
Config.Cutscenes = {
    -- Slot 1 will load the Agency Office interior with a specific timecycle modifier
    [1] = { 
        name = "fix_agy_int1", 
        timecycle = "super_lod", 
        coords = vector3(-1147.0691, -1522.1497, 10.6327) 
    },
}
```

**Character Templates & Starting Wealth** If `Config.CharacterTemplate.enable = true`, players are prompted to select a "Background" (e.g., Gangster, Civilian, Police) during creation. This background defines their starting cash, bank balance, and potentially starting vehicles.

If templates are disabled, you must define the default starting money using a strict JSON string:

```lua
Config.DefaultMoneyQuery = '{"bank":50000,"money":500}'
```


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