Installation

Installation

1. Unzip the jg-vehiclestudio-bundle.
2. Drag the script folder (jg-vehiclestudio) into a new folder called [jg] within your server's resources folder.
3. Make sure you have the latest version of ox_lib installed.
4. Optional: If you plan to use a database for data storage, see Data Storage and make sure oxmysql is installed on your server.
5. Inside your server.cfg, add a new line after your framework, dependencies, and other required resources have started:

ensure [jg]

Configuration

Vehicle Studio's configuration files live in the config folder.

The main file is:

config/config.lua

Private upload credentials live in:

config/config.upload.lua

Do not put real upload API keys in public GitHub repositories, support tickets, or screenshots.

Pick Image Upload Storage

Before using Vehicle Studio on a live server, choose where generated images should be stored.

For live servers, we strongly recommend a remote upload provider:

Config.ImageStorageProvider = "qbox"
Config.ImageStorageProvider = "fivemanage"
Config.ImageStorageProvider = "r2"
Config.ImageStorageProvider = "s3"

Local storage is mainly for localhost testing:

Config.ImageStorageProvider = "local"

Local storage does not work out of the box on most live servers because the in-game browser blocks uploads to plain HTTP public IPs. Only use local storage on a live server if you have set up your own HTTPS reverse proxy.

Read the image upload guide before taking lots of photos:

• Image Uploads Docs
• Local Storage Guide

Data Storage

Vehicle Studio can store its data in local files or in a database.

If you want to change where data is stored, follow the Data Storage Docs.

Quick Start

Follow the quick start guide to get up and running with JG Vehicle Studio: