The inventory system in Inventory V2 replaces clunky list menus with a smooth, grid-based interface that players actually enjoy using. Items are dragged, dropped, split, and stacked in a clean drag-and-drop UI that feels modern and responsive on any resolution.
Under the hood it manages weight, slots, and stacking so loadouts stay realistic and balanced. Whether players are organizing a trunk, a stash, or their own pockets, the flow stays fast and intuitive from the first click.
A complete inventory system for roleplay
Everything you expect from a serious inventory is here, wired together in one cohesive package. From a quick-access hotbar to secondary storage, the system keeps item handling consistent across every situation your players run into.
- Grid-based drag-and-drop item management
- Weight and slot limits for balanced carrying
- Hotbar for fast access to key items
- Stashes, trunks, and glovebox storage support
- Give, drop, and split items with ease
Modern UI with server-friendly performance
The interface is built to look premium while staying light, so it opens instantly and closes cleanly without lag. Item data, images, and metadata are easy to configure, letting you tailor the economy to your server without touching core code.
- Sleek, themeable NUI that scales to any screen
- Configurable items, images, and metadata
- Usable items and hooks for other scripts
- Secure server-side validation of transfers
- Translatable labels throughout the UI
An inventory is the backbone of roleplay economy, touched by nearly every job, heist, and trade on the server. Getting it right pays off in every interaction.
Inventory V2 gives you that foundation with a polished feel and the flexibility to grow, so your city's item flow stays smooth as you expand.
See related tools in our inventory and crafting scripts collection, or browse the full catalog of FiveM scripts.
For a roleplay community the small things matter as much as the headline feature, and everything here is set up to feel deliberate and reliable in day-to-day play rather than janky or out of place, so it keeps paying off long after the first install.
