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Every Crux Studio script follows the same installation pattern. Once you’ve been through it once, you’ll find each new script drops in quickly. The steps below apply to all products — Restaurant Scripts V1, Restaurant Scripts V2, and the Advanced Series alike. Individual script pages list the specific item definitions, job grades, and resource names for that script.
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Install Dependencies

Before you place the script in your server, make sure these three resources are present and up to date:Place ox_lib and oxmysql in your server’s resources folder if they aren’t there already. crux_lib is already in the script ZIP you received — just move it alongside the main script resource.
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Configure the Script

Open the script’s folder and navigate to config/config.lua. Read through every option and adjust the values to match your server’s setup — job names, prices, coordinates, and feature toggles all live here.
The script’s README file (included in the download) describes each config key in detail. Read it before editing to avoid misconfiguration.
3

Add Job Grades

Each restaurant and job script includes a pre-built job grade definition. Add it to your framework using the method below for your setup:
Copy the job grade block from the script’s README and paste it into:
4

Add Inventory Items

Open the install folder inside the script. You’ll find item definitions and item images organised for each supported inventory system.
  1. Copy the item definitions from the script’s README into:
  2. Copy all images from /install/images into:
The exact item definitions for each script (item names, labels, weights, and images) are listed on that script’s individual documentation page, not here.
5

Ensure Resources

Add the resources to your server’s server.cfg in this order. Always ensure ox_lib and crux_lib before the script itself:
Replace crux-[scriptname] with the actual resource folder name for the script you’re installing. You’ll find the exact name on the script’s individual documentation page.
If crux_lib starts after the script resource, the script will throw errors on startup. Order matters.

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Livery Installation

Some Crux Studio scripts include custom vehicle liveries for delivery vehicles (such as the Vapid Speedo Express). If your script has a livery component, follow these additional steps after the main installation.

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Step 1 — Install the Base Vehicle from GTA5-Mods.com

Download and install the Vapid Speedo Express [Add-On | Liveries | Legacy | Enhanced] mod from GTA5-Mods.com: https://www.gta5-mods.com/vehicles/vapid-speedo-express-add-on-liveries Follow the mod’s own installation instructions to add the vehicle to your server as a streamed add-on.

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Step 2 — Replace the YTD Livery File

Once the base vehicle is installed, locate the custom livery YTD file included in your script’s download. Replace the default YTD file in the vehicle’s stream folder with the Crux Studio-branded version to apply the correct livery texture.