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[emeland85]

Stop/delet: Script: nchub-anticheat for run servr.
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[gazadz85]

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Good job

 

[uy4pd68rh5]

Good job

 

[lungomartino]

inventory not work stashes ....

 

[Kyzamesight]

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Stop/delet: Script: nchub-anticheat for run servr.
Tested Work 100%

Ive tried stopping the nchub anticheat it syill doesnt work

 

[uy4pd68rh5]

inventory not work stashes ....

why

 

[lungomartino]

i dont know TAB not function i try to find it out why???
also every shop not working...maybe it is escrow?!!?

 

[uy4pd68rh5]

i dont know TAB not function i try to find it out why???
also every shop not working...maybe it is escrow?!!?

Nchub V2 inventory not work

 

[lungomartino]

bc_wounding is entiletment...!!! bla bla ...

on v2

on v3

problem is qb-inventory
dont send keybind to settings like "Open inventory" on TAB...
i will find out ...
maybe qb-inventory have some protection i dontknow...if someone can help please write

 

[juju885]

bc_wounding is entiletment...!!! bla bla ...

on v2

on v3

problem is qb-inventory
dont send keybind to settings like "Open inventory" on TAB...
i will find out ...
maybe qb-inventory have some protection i dontknow...if someone can help please write

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Hi,


Indeed, in qb-inventory v2 and v3, the system doesn’t rely on directly detecting classic keys like TAB to open the inventory. Instead, it works through custom client events, which makes direct keyboard shortcut handling more complex.


It’s not really a “protection” per se, but rather an architecture designed to centralize interactions via triggers and events, allowing more flexibility and preventing input conflicts.


To implement a custom keyboard shortcut, you need to listen for these specific events (qb-inventory:clientpenInventory) or trigger them yourself from your input handler. Directly modifying qb-inventory’s native key behavior might cause compatibility issues.


I recommend digging into the client-side event handling in Lua and creating a custom listener that fires these triggers when you detect the TAB key. If you want, I can help you do that properly.


Let me know!

 

[uy4pd68rh5]

help please

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Hi,


Indeed, in qb-inventory v2 and v3, the system doesn’t rely on directly detecting classic keys like TAB to open the inventory. Instead, it works through custom client events, which makes direct keyboard shortcut handling more complex.


It’s not really a “protection” per se, but rather an architecture designed to centralize interactions via triggers and events, allowing more flexibility and preventing input conflicts.


To implement a custom keyboard shortcut, you need to listen for these specific events (qb-inventory:clientpenInventory) or trigger them yourself from your input handler. Directly modifying qb-inventory’s native key behavior might cause compatibility issues.


I recommend digging into the client-side event handling in Lua and creating a custom listener that fires these triggers when you detect the TAB key. If you want, I can help you do that properly.


Let me know!

help please

 

[juju885]

np seulement 10 minutes

 

[juju885]

-- - Added CloseInventoryProperly() to close/save cleanly.
-- - New command: inventory_toggle to open/close (toggle) the inventory.
-- - Keymapped TAB to call the toggle.
-- - Original code left intact (append-only, nothing removed).
-- - Added small client event to trigger proper close if needed.
-- - Note: check for TAB keybind conflicts if it was used elsewhere.

Rename main.txt to main.lua, place it on the client side of your resource, and it should work. Let me know if anything breaks or needs adjustment.

 

[uy4pd68rh5]

[QBCore] Converted 230 items from qb-inventory to QBCore.Shared

Rename main.txt to main.lua, place it on the client side of your resource, and it should work. Let me know if anything breaks or needs adjustment.

 

[uy4pd68rh5]

[QBCore] Converted 230 items from qb-inventory to QBCore.Shared

[QBCore] Converted 230 items from qb-inventory to QBCore.Shared

 

[juju885]

[QBCore] Converted 230 items from qb-inventory to QBCore.Shared

juste 3 minutes

 

[juju885]

[QBCore] Converted 230 items from qb-inventory to QBCore.Shared

just 3 minutes

 

[juju885]

[QBCore] Converted 230 items from qb-inventory to QBCore.Shared

Too complicated to do it right away. Go check the html/images file htlm/ammo_images
htlm/attachment_images

This gives you an idea of the number of items. Then you'll have to do the same thing in code. I'll leave you a link to part of it to show you the monstrous work.

QBCore = QBCore or {}
QBCore.Shared = QBCore.Shared or {}
QBCore.Shared.Items = QBCore.Shared.Items or {}

QBCore.Shared.Items["1050"] = { name = "1050", label = "1050", weight = 200, type = "item", image = "1050.png", unique = false, useable = false,

 

[sgmseo]

Rename main.txt to main.lua, place it on the client side of your resource, and it should work. Let me know if anything breaks or needs adjustment.

Where should I put this in? I still can't open the inventory. Or do you know what the default keybind is for creating an inventory?

 

[juju885]

Where should I put this in? I still can't open the inventory. Or do you know what the default keybind is for creating an inventory?

Sorry for the incorrect information I provided earlier. After checking the code, the shortcut isn't defined in the client, but in the shared/config.lua file.
More precisely, it's defined on the line, so there's no point in using my file; it's not necessary. If it doesn't work, tell me again and I'll make the appropriate changes.

Config.KeyBinds = {
Inventory = 'TAB',
HotBar = 'z'
}