Install

Step 1: Create a folder

1. Go to the resources folder in your FiveM server directory.

2. Create a new folder If you have already installed any of our scripts and have the [killstore] folder, use that same folder.

3. If the [killstore] folder does not exist, create it.

4. Ensure the folder name is exactly [killstore] (including the square brackets).

Step 2: Ensure the Script

1. Download your KS_CTU_* script from your Keymaster account.

2. Move [ks-ctu] folder into the [killstore] folder you just created.

3. Open the server.cfg file located in your FiveM server's main directory.

4. Add ensure Ks_Click_To_Use-Assets BEFORE your Framework:

ensure Ks_Click_To_Use-Assets
ensure Your_framework

1. Add the following line AFTER your inventory system:

ensure Your_Inventory
ensure [killstore]

It should finally look like this

# ...
ensure Ks_Click_To_Use-Assets
ensure Your_framework
# ...
ensure Your_Inventory
ensure [killstore]

Step 3: install the AUTO-ITEMS

Inside the [ks_ctu] folder, you will find an installation folder:

Ks_Click_To_Use-Assets/ICON:

1. Copy the item icons from the images folder into your inventory’s image directory.

2. Auto-Items

Installation of items is not necessary as they will be automatically installed with the following, please be careful depending on your frame/inventory combination

qb-core

If you are using QB-Core with:

• Quasar Inventory (qs-Inventory)

• Origen Inventory (origen_Inventory)

• Ox Inventory (ox_Inventory)

or the items must be placed within QB-Core

1. Select one of the following tabs depending on your inventory

Quasar Inventory

• go to the path qs-inventory\shared\items.lua

• At the END of the code for your item list, put the following:

local killstoreItems = exports['Ks_Click_To_Use-Assets']:killstoreItems()

for itemName, itemData in pairs(killstoreItems) do
    QBShared.Items[itemName] = itemData
end

Origen Inventory

• go to the path origen_inventory\config\items.lua

• At the END of the code for your item list, put the following:

local killstoreItems = exports['Ks_Click_To_Use-Assets']:killstoreItems()
for itemName, itemData in pairs(killstoreItems) do
    OrgItems[itemName] = itemData
end

Ox Inventory

• go to the path ox_inventory\modules\items\shared.lua

• Before the line that says "return ItemList" put the following

  -- (Other code)

----------------------------
local ksItems = {}
local killstoreItems = exports['Ks_Click_To_Use-Assets']:killstoreItems()
for Ksname, Ksdata in pairs(killstoreItems) do
    if not ksItems[Ksdata.name] then
        ksItems[Ksdata.name] = {
            name = Ksdata.name,
            label = Ksdata.label,
            weight = tonumber(Ksdata.weight) or 100,
            stack = Ksdata.unique and false or true,
            close = Ksdata.shouldClose and false or true
        }
    end
end

for k, v in pairs(ksItems) do
    local success, response = pcall(newItem, v)
    if not success then
        warn(('An error occurred while creating killsotre item "%s" callback!\n^1SCRIPT ERROR: %s^0'):format(k, response))
    end
end
--------------

return ItemList -- <- Search it and only have this at the very last

esx

If you are using ESX with:

• Quasar Inventory (qs-Inventory)

• Origen Inventory (origen_Inventory)

• Ox Inventory (ox_Inventory)

or the items must be placed within YOUR INVENTORY

1. Select one of the following tabs depending on your inventory

Quasar Inventory

1. go to the path qb-core\shared\items.lua

2. At the END of the code for your item list, put the following:

local killstoreItems = exports['Ks_Click_To_Use-Assets']:killstoreItems()
for itemName, itemData in pairs(killstoreItems) do
    ItemList[itemName] = itemData
end

Origen Inventory

1. go to the path qb-core\shared\items.lua

2. At the END of the code for your item list, put the following:

local killstoreItems = exports['Ks_Click_To_Use-Assets']:killstoreItems()
for itemName, itemData in pairs(killstoreItems) do
    OrgItems[itemName] = itemData
end

Ox Inventory

• go to the path ox_inventory\modules\items\shared.lua

• Before the line that says "return ItemList" put the following

  -- (Other code)

----------------------------
local ksItems = {}
local killstoreItems = exports['Ks_Click_To_Use-Assets']:killstoreItems()
for Ksname, Ksdata in pairs(killstoreItems) do
    if not ksItems[Ksdata.name] then
        ksItems[Ksdata.name] = {
            name = Ksdata.name,
            label = Ksdata.label,
            weight = tonumber(Ksdata.weight) or 100,
            stack = Ksdata.unique and false or true,
            close = Ksdata.shouldClose and false or true
        }
    end
end

for k, v in pairs(ksItems) do
    local success, response = pcall(newItem, v)
    if not success then
        warn(('An error occurred while creating killsotre item "%s" callback!\n^1SCRIPT ERROR: %s^0'):format(k, response))
    end
end
--------------

return ItemList -- <- Search it and only have this at the very last

others

If you are using another framework or another inventory you can adapt it yourself, you should know that the export killstoreItems() contains the list of all the items of the click to use modules, and they are placed in a table

--@ killstoreItems -- table
local killstoreItems = exports['Ks_Click_To_Use']:killstoreItems()

print(json.encode(killstoreItems , {indent = true}))
-- killstoreItems result :

"millk-r": {
    "label": "Mochila Leche Roja",
    "name": "millk-r",
    "weight": 100,
    "image": "millk-r.png",
    "unique": false,
    "type": "item",
    "combinable": true,
    "shouldClose": false,
    "useable": true
},
"millk-be": {
        "label": "Mochila Leche Beige",
        "name": "millk-be",
        "weight": 100,
        "image": "millk-be.png",
        "unique": false,
        "type": "item",
        "combinable": true,
        "shouldClose": false,
        "useable": true
    },
    
    ....