Item Creator
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What is mic_itemcreator?
Section titled “What is mic_itemcreator?”mic_itemcreator makes items do things, from an in-game menu. Pick an item your inventory already has, stack up what should happen when a player uses it — an animation, a prop in the hand, food and water, a car, a notification, a Discord log — add restrictions, and save. The item is usable straight away, for everyone, without a restart.
This page describes Item Creator V2 (resource version 2.3.0). There is no SQL file to import: the resource creates the one table it needs by itself.
Key features
Section titled “Key features”- 21 features to stack 🧱
Animations, scenarios, props in the hand, props placed on the ground, particles, screen effects, sounds, walking styles, speed, superpowers, clothes, health and armour, food and thirst, stress, a car, notifications, progress bars, commands, events and exports, Discord webhooks, and bundles that open into other items. They run in order, each with its own delay. See 🧰 Features and restrictions. - A live prop editor 🎯
Position a prop on any bone by moving it on your own character — arrows, Page Up/Down and the numpad — and preview the animation while you do. - Props you can put down 📦
Place an object in the world with a preview, and pick it back up later. - Restrictions 🛑
A cooldown between uses, jobs with a minimum grade, another item the player must carry, how many are consumed on use, and a prop that stays attached for as long as the item is carried. - Registry tool 📝
Fill in name, label, weight, stack, close, image and description, and it writes the item definition for ox_inventory, QBCore or the ESX items table, ready to copy. - Community network 🌐
Browse and import item configurations other servers have shared, and share your own. - ESX, QBCore or QBox, found on its own 🔍
The bridge looks fores_extendedandqb-coreand uses whichever is running. QBox is found through its QBCore compatibility —qbx_coreprovidesqb-core. - Nine languages 🗣️
English, Spanish, German, French, Italian, Portuguese, Russian, Chinese and Japanese. - Open where it matters 🔓
config.lua, both bridge files, the locales and every list indata/are left unencrypted.
What you need
Section titled “What you need”| Framework | ESX (es_extended), QBCore (qb-core) or QBox (qbx_core), detected on its own |
| oxmysql | Your item configurations are stored in one table the resource creates itself |
| Inventory | One that runs your framework’s usable items. The item list in the menu is read from ox_inventory, ESX or QBCore |
| ox_lib (optional) | Only if you want its progress bar instead of the built-in one |
| ox_target or qb-target (optional) | Only if you want to pick placed props up with a target instead of 3D text |
| screenshot-basic (optional) | Only for screenshots on the Webhook feature |
Where to go next
Section titled “Where to go next”| Page | What is in it |
|---|---|
| 🪛 Installation | The permission, the first start, and your first usable item |
| 🎨 Customization | Every option in config.lua, the data lists, the languages and the bridge |
| 🧰 Features and restrictions | What each of the 21 features and each restriction does |
| 🩺 Troubleshooting | The menu will not open, the item does nothing, props nobody else sees |