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### ps-objectspawner
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A well thought out simplistic user-friendly experience for spawning objects around your server.
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### Dependencies:
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* [qb-core](https://github.com/qbcore-framework/qb-core)
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* [qb-target](https://github.com/BerkieBb/qb-target)
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* [oxmysql](https://github.com/overextended/oxmysql)
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### ⚠️Important:
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First, run the included sql file to create the `objects` table in your database. Also, the `/object` command will only work for players with `god` permissions, by default.
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If you have no permission to use the object command. Go to admin menu > Player Management > Select Player > Permission > Set Group to God > Confirm. Try again entering this command.
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### Instructions:
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After creating the `objects` table and ensuring you have the `god` permission, use the `/object` command to open the spawning/management menu. In the Create menu, you can name and search for objects you would like to place in the world. You can also specify a spawning distance, that will determine when the object becomes visible to the player; this is specified in standard FiveM distance units. Finally, can add a type of target that the object will hold. We have provided an example (ex `container`) event/target that will create an inventory stash for the spawned object, but more can be added through the client code.
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In the Manage menu, you will see all the objects you have added and information about each. You can also teleport to the objects and delete them, if needed.
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Finally, the object hashes within the Search list are maintained in the included `objectlist` file.
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#### Some features to mention within this ps-objectspawner:
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* Spawn objects
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* Manage objects
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* Render distance for optimization
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* Teleport to objects placed
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### Time to show you what it looks like!
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Here's a few showcased examples while using ps-objectspawner.
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#### Spawn object:
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#### Place object:
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#### Manage objects:
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#### Search for object:
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### Credits:
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Inspiration and some code snippets from [Svelte & Lua Boilerplate](https://github.com/project-error/svelte-lua-boilerplate) by [Project Error](https://github.com/project-error)
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##### Copyright © 2022 Project Sloth. All rights reserved.
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