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# General Installation

1. Upload the ambr4\_dropfeed folder into resources/\[ambr4]/ambr4\_dropfeed (or any other category folder you use).
2. Add to server.cfg - (ensure ambr4\_dropfeed) restart your server or type refresh and start ambr4\_itemfeed in the console.
3. Open config.lua inside ambr4\_dropfeed and configure the script.

#### ❗Important – OX Inventory users

If your server uses **ox\_inventory**, you **must use the OX dropfeed version** of the script:

1. **QBCore + ox\_inventory** → use the **OX dropfeed version** (not the default qb inventory version).
2. **ESX + ox\_inventory** → also use the **OX dropfeed version**.

{% hint style="success" %}
Drop Feed works out of the box with **ox\_inventory**, **qb-inventory**, and the **default ESX inventory**.\
It also supports **custom inventory systems** that reuse or forward the same triggers/events from these inventories (drop / remove / add item events).\
If you need support for a different inventory system, please contact our support and we will add the integration for you.
{% endhint %}

### Dependencies

<details>

<summary><a href="https://github.com/esx-framework/es_extended">es_extended</a> or <a href="https://github.com/qbcore-framework/qb-core">qb-core</a> or <a href="https://github.com/Qbox-project">qbox</a></summary>

This script is compatible with ESX, qb-core and Qbox, offering flexibility and compatibility for various server setups.

</details>


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