Poggy Util
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Player-owned storage containers that persist through restarts and can be shared with named players or a whole job. Free, open source and MIT licensed.
Player-owned storage for RedM. Your players create a container, keep their gear in it, and decide who else gets a key. It persists through restarts, it can be shared with named friends or with a whole job, and it costs whatever you say it costs.
Free, open source, and framework agnostic. VORP Core, RSG Core, QBCore and RedEM:RP are detected at runtime through poggy_util. There is no setting to change and no version to pick.
The menu and the text prompts are built in. vorp_menu and vorp_inputs are no longer needed — the whole interface ships with the resource and looks the same on every framework.
Storage metadata — owner, location, permissions, capacity, balance and ledger — lives in its own table. The items live in whichever inventory resource your framework already runs, as a stash keyed character_storage_<id>, so item handling and the grid window are what your players already know.
The console prints which framework it found and whether that adapter is verified, so you know on the first boot rather than at the first stash.
MIT licensed. The full source is on GitHub — fork it, change it, ship it. bridge/sv_bridge.lua is small and self-contained if you need to adapt it to a setup that isn't listed above.
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Storage metadata (owner, location, permissions, capacity, balance and ledger) lives in its own table. The items live in your framework's own inventory as a stash registered through poggy_core: vorp_inventory, rsg-inventory and qbr-inventory are all verified. On QBCore RedM, qbr-inventory stashes need the stashitems table; poggy_core prints the CREATE statement if it is missing.
The owner adds named players at four levels: owner, manager, member and basic. Job and job-grade rules let a whole role share a stash, and preset storages cover job locations such as police evidence, the doctor's office and hotel rooms.
No. The menu and text prompts are built in, so the interface ships with the resource and looks the same on every framework.
Yes. It is MIT licensed and the full source is on GitHub. bridge/sv_bridge.lua is small and self-contained if you need to adapt it.
Poggy Storage works with VORP Core, RSG Core and QBCore RedM through poggy_core, which detects the framework at runtime and has a proven adapter for each, so there is one build and nothing to configure. It requires poggy_core (free), oxmysql and your framework (VORP Core, RSG Core or QBCore RedM).
It is free. Add it to your basket, check out through Tebex at no charge, and download it from your Tebex account. Support is in the Poggy Discord.
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