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Installation notes

Use the exact folder, SQL file, dependency and startup order shown for your downloaded package. Some resources contain FXAP-protected runtime files, so their guides cover only the source and configuration that can be inspected.

AWS Advanced Drug Dealing

A configurable street-sale resource with NPC interactions and an optional phone-delivery flow. Prices, police response chances, allowed items, time multipliers, cooldowns, and framework bridges are set in config.lua.

Requirements

The manifest declares qb-core as a dependency. Config and bridge files include QB, Qbox, and ESX options, but keep the declared dependency unless you deliberately adjust the manifest and validate the selected bridge. Add target, notification, and dispatch resources selected in config. The manifest also references FiniAC.

Install

Keep the resource folder name rio-selling.
Set Config.Framework, Config.Interaction, Config.Target, Config.NotifyType, and Config.ProgressBarType.
Review Config.Drugs, blacklisted jobs, police requirements, payment type/item, and delivery settings. Ensure each drug, payment, and phone item exists in your inventory.
Start the core and selected dependencies, then:

ensure rio-selling

There is no SQL file. Config.CommandName defaults to /kosetut. Interaction can use target, key, or command flows. Delivery uses Config.Delivery.ItemName.

Integrations

Choose a dispatch value supported in config comments: aws-tablet, ps-dispatch, qs-dispatch, cd_dispatch, core_dispatch, or default. The webhook URL is blank and logging is disabled in this public copy. Add only your own webhook; never publish it.

Test a street sale and a delivery with test items. Verify payout, rejection, police alert, cooldown, and item removal. Runtime client/server logic is FXAP-protected; this guide covers visible config and bridge files.