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# Installation

## **1. Add Core Item Configs**

Add the AC salvage part items to:

**`core > shared.gta5.lua`**

All required items and their properties can be found in included 'coreitemconfig' file.

Example entries:

```lua
['condenserfins'] = {
    ['label'] = 'Condenser Fins',
    ['weight'] = 1000,
    ['type'] = 'item',
    ['image'] = 'alucondenserfins.webp',
    ['unique'] = false,
    ['stackable'] = true,
    ['useable'] = false,
    ['shouldClose'] = true,
    ['description'] = 'For cooling systems',
},
['compressor'] = {
    ['label'] = 'Compressor',
    ['weight'] = 1000,
    ['type'] = 'item',
    ['image'] = 'compressor.webp',
    ['unique'] = false,
    ['stackable'] = true,
    ['useable'] = false,
    ['shouldClose'] = true,
    ['description'] = 'For cooling systems',
},
-- (continue adding all items)
```

Add all items exactly as defined.

***

## **2. Add Item Images**

Place all required and included `.webp` images (e.g., `compressor.webp`, `thermostat.webp`, etc.) into your **inventory image directory**.

***

## **3. Add Sell Shop (Optional)**

If you want players to sell AC parts, add the following configuration to:

**`inventory > config.lua > Config.Shops`**

This section is also described in the included README file.

```lua
['acpartsbuyer'] = {
    label = 'Strange Parts Buyer',
    type = 'sell',
    locations = {
        {
            center = vector3(-1149.790039, -1513.183472, 10.632730),
            length = 1.8,
            width = 2.0,
            options = {
                heading = 0,
                minZ = 7.8327304840088,
                maxZ = 11.832730484009
            }
        },
    },
    products = 'acparts'
},
```

Then add the appropriate product list to:

**`Config.ShopProducts`**

```lua
['acparts'] = {
    { name = 'condenserfins', price = 50.0 },
    { name = 'compressor', price = 100.0 },
    { name = 'condensationpump', price = 100.0 },
    { name = 'controlboard', price = 50.0 },
    { name = 'copperwiring', price = 100.0 },
    { name = 'electricmotor', price = 100.0 },
    { name = 'fanblade', price = 50.0 },
    { name = 'heatexchanger', price = 100.0 },
    { name = 'pressureswitch', price = 100.0 },
    { name = 'refrigerant', price = 100.0 },
    { name = 'soundproofing', price = 50.0 },
    { name = 'thermostat', price = 75.0 }
}
```

You may adjust prices as desired.

***

## **4. Add the Infrastructure Resource**

Drop the included **`infrastructure`** folder into your **resources** directory.\
This folder contains the scripts that handle part generation, breakdowns, and interactions.

***

## **5. Configure the Script**

Open:

```
resources/infrastructure/config.lua
```

Configure the script to your server’s needs.

***

## **6. Ensure the Resource**

Add the resource to your server configuration:

```
ensure infrastructure
```

***

## **🎉 Installation Complete**

Once installed:

* AC parts will be recognized by the framework
* Infrastructure logic will run automatically
* You'll be able to loot infrastructure per your config
* Optional sell shop will function if added
* Items will appear in inventory with proper icons


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