NoPixel 4.0 Garage System

This NoPixel 4.0 style garage system is delivered as the qb-garages resource. It handles public, job, depot and house garages with a UI that shows vehicle images, plates and vehicle state.

Package contents

The delivered package is named qb-garages and provides public, job, depot and house garage flows with vehicle images, stored state, damage, fuel and class settings. Its framework list includes ESX, QBCore and QBXCore.

Features

• Garage types: public, gang, job and depot, plus house garages
• Original vehicle images in the UI, or a simple car icon
• Fuel, engine and body values saved per vehicle; optional visual damage on spawn
• Shared garages: take any car from any garage, or only from the garage it was stored in
• Class system that limits garages to cars, air, sea, rigs or emergency vehicles
• Optional warp into the vehicle and automatic restore of vehicles on restart
• Preconfigured public parking locations with blips

Compatibility and setup

The resource depends on PolyZone and oxmysql. Its default fuel and key hooks call cdn-fuel and a vehicle-keys event. The included SQL alters ESX or QBCore vehicle tables and contains a malformed first ESX ALTER TABLE statement. Correct and review the migration, select the right framework path, then test storage, spawning, damage, keys, fuel and depot payments.

• Fix and import import.sql: the first ESX line ends with a comma instead of a semicolon.
• Place the qb-garages folder in your resources and add ensure qb-garages to your server.cfg after PolyZone and oxmysql. If you already run a resource with this name, replace it.
• Adjust the fuel and key functions in shared/config.lua to your fuel and key scripts.