Clean grid inventory with drag-and-drop, hotbar and stash support for ESX and QBCore
Inventory V9 is the ninth iteration of a workhorse design, and it shows: a clean grid inventory that does the daily job — looting, stashing, arming, trading — with the polish of a system that has been refined version after version instead of rewritten on hype. For servers that want a modern inventory without a migration epic, this is the sensible pick.
What inventory v9 covers
- A crisp grid layout with smooth drag-and-drop between player, ground, stash and trunk panels.
- Hotbar slots keep weapons, food and tools one keypress away in the field.
- Stash support for apartments, gang lockers and job storage with configurable sizes.
- Vehicle trunks and gloveboxes wire vehicle ownership into the item economy.
- Weight and slot logic keep carrying decisions meaningful without feeling punitive.
Familiar for players, friendly for staff
- The interaction model matches what players know from the major inventories — nobody needs a tutorial.
- Give, drop and use flows behave predictably in crowded scenes.
- Item registration follows standard patterns, so your existing item catalog ports with minimal editing.
- Open configuration covers slots, weights, keybinds and panel behavior.
Dual-framework by design
- Runs on ESX and QBCore from one codebase, which keeps multi-server communities consistent.
- Bridges follow each framework's conventions rather than fighting them.
- Performance stays flat under load — inventories open instantly even at peak population.
The pragmatic upgrade
Not every server needs the flagship inventory with sixty features; most need a fast, reliable grid that never causes a support ticket. Inventory V9 is exactly that resource, and its open files leave room to grow. Compare it with Quasar Inventory if you want the premium tier, or browse all our inventory & crafting scripts.
Upgrading is deliberately boring: back up, swap the resource, port your item list and restart. Communities that run multiple servers particularly appreciate shipping the same inventory to both frameworks from one folder — one changelog, one support answer, every city consistent.
