Installation
Welcome to the Quasar Housing installation guide, here you can learn how to completely install our asset, following each step we will achieve a clean and fluid installation where you will not find any problems, as long as the documentation has been completed in full.
For compatibility and security reasons, we request that WinSCP be used mandatorily to manage the script files instead of FileZilla. WinSCP offers greater stability and better integration with our work environment, ensuring a more efficient handling of assets and minimizing issues related to file transfers. We appreciate your cooperation in ensuring a better experience for everyone.
If you do not have programming experience, we recommend that you read each step completely without skipping any lines, since all documentation is important and should not be ignored under any circumstances. If you have a trusted developer, you can install this quickly, easily and safely if you complete this documentation step by step.
If at the end of this documentation you still have any problems, review each step again, after having checked that everything is correct, you can obtain more information about common errors in the Common Problems section within this same documentation to seek help independently.
Asset download
To find the asset, you must have made the purchase using your own keymaster account. Otherwise, you can use the transfer system to move the asset to a different keymaster account.
If you need to make an update you must also do this step again, download the asset and you will get the complete update.
Once the purchase is made on our official website, you will receive your asset directly in your Keymaster, in your own panel you can download the asset and install it following the following documentation.
If you have more problems regarding Fivem Escrow, accounts or asset startup errors you can go here and see if any of them match your case, since Escrow requires some basic things for its operation, such as your keymaster account, your licensekey , etc.
FiveM Asset Escrow SystemAsset dependencies
Do not start the asset without having gathered all the dependencies on your server.
Please note that when downloading meta_libs, you will have another folder called meta_libs, properly unzip this asset so that it starts correctly.
This asset has some dependencies that are completely mandatory and important for the operation of the asset. If you do not have these dependencies, your asset will probably start and have some error or message in its command console.
Dependencies | Direct links |
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ox_lib | |
bob74_ipl | |
cd_easytime (only esx) | |
qb-weathersync (only qb) |
Asset positioning
DON'T FORGET that K4mb1 maps (shells) are now located in the "Housing [props]" asset in your keymaster.
If you use a garage system, don't forget to start qs-housing first and then the other assets as your respective housing. Remember that not all garages are compatible with this system, check it in the next step.
DON'T FORGET that K4mb1 maps (shells) are now located in the "Housing [props]" asset in your keymaster.
For the execution of this asset, we will respect the respective order mentioned below. We recommend starting both dependencies and the same housing asset in the same [housing] folder. Otherwise we will have to start the dependencies first and then the qs-housing.
Database
After patch 3.0, it is required to delete all the sql and install it completely from scratch to avoid problems, since now the home checks are completely different.
In this case, we will run the sql completely in our database following the documentation below, choose your framework depending on whether it is esx or qbcore.
For a fresh installation of the asset, execute this to clear any existing data, followed by running the SQL script below to set everything up from scratch:
Note that the asset's SQL changed from version 4.0, with new columns added. You can run this SQL script to add those columns without losing any existing data:
Items for plants
After patch 3.0 now the plants are part of a script called qs-weed that is included within the package, this is a dependency, you can not simply use the items, but you will have to start it.
Verify that your inventory does not already have these items inside before adding them.
Quasar Housing integrates a drug planting system in the homes or their exteriors. With this document we will give you the list of items to add to your inventory. Note that if you don't use any of these inventories, you can copy the item names to create them within your own.
Compatible Garage systems
If you don't have any of these systems, contact the garage creator to see if they can make compatibility, otherwise don't open a ticket for this type of thing.
Remember that Quasar Store has one of the most popular and recommended FiveM garages, with the highest Tebex rating, an incredible system, with an interior system, slots, impounds and creations within the game. You can find it in our store.
Quasar Housing includes an editable garage system, where you can add more or edit your own using client/custom/garage/*.lua and server/custom/garage/*.lua. This system will automatically detect your garage if you have the correct asset name.
If your system is not listed here, contact the garage creator to make compatibility.
Dependencies | Direct links |
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qs-advancedgarages | |
qb-garages |
If you are a qb-garages user, this does not require modifications as in previous versions.
Basic asset configuration
We do not recommend editing frameworks unnecessarily, since almost all assets depend exclusively on your framework and exports on the name of your framework. Otherwise and if you edited your framework, read these steps carefully.
If you still require more open codes for the configuration, you can check within client/custom and server/custom to adapt the asset to your personal taste.
Please expand each part to see information about the configuration of the asset, this way you will understand the general operation of the asset on the framework and editable files side.
Don't forget to configure the basics in the configuration, such as Config.Inventory or Config.Wardrobe, using the guide just above these configurations, there you will find all the compatible systems that you should add.
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