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# Installation

### Prerequisites

Before installing the K9 Dog script, ensure you have the following dependencies:

* [ox\_lib](https://github.com/overextended/ox_lib/releases) (required)

### Installation Steps

1. **Download the script from your keymaster**
   * Place the K9 Dog script into your server's resources directory
2. **Ensure proper load order,** make sure the script starts after:
   * Your database handler (oxmysql)
   * Your framework (QB, ESX, etc.)
   * ox\_lib
3. **Configure the script**
   * Open and edit the configuration file to customize the script to your needs
   * Review all available settings thoroughly before asking questions about functionality
   * If you're using QBX Framework, uncomment the QBX-specific lines in the `fxmanifest.lua` file
4.  **ps-inventory integration (skip this step, if you not using it)**
   * Add the following code to your `ps-inventory/server/main.lua` file:

     ```lua
     exports("GetTrunkItems", function(plate)
         return Trunks[plate] and Trunks[plate].items
     end)

     exports("GetGloveboxItems", function(plate)
         return Gloveboxes[plate] and Gloveboxes[plate].items
     end)
     ```
5. **Restart your server**
   * After completing all the steps above, restart your server to apply the changes

### Troubleshooting

If you encounter any issues during installation, verify that:

* All dependencies are installed and up to date
* The load order is correct
* Your configuration settings are valid

### Support

For additional help or questions, please refer to our Discord.


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