Every consumable in one script — medicine, bandages, an AED, repair kits, ammo, loot boxes and buff food.

Works with ESX or standalone. No ox_lib, no particular inventory.

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Features

• [+] Easy to set up: tune everything in config, or edit it from the web builder
• [+] Meds and bandages heal a percentage, with percent and time set per item
• [+] AED revives a nearby downed player, with radius and CPR time you set
• [+] Plug in your own death screen by setting the revive event
• [+] Repair kit with its own radius and repair time
• [+] Ammo tops up the weapon in hand, limited per type, with a cap you set
• [+] Loot boxes open several at a time, with a per-use maximum
• [+] Food heals and applies timed buffs through any buff system
• [+] Body armor as a consumable vest, or a rental one limited to an area
• [+] Helmet worn as real clothing, blocks critical hits
• [+] Anti-spam lock, checked on the server: no item, no effect
• [+] Optional bag-space check before opening a box, switch it in config

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What is in it

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Safe by construction

Every use is checked on the server:

• An in-flight lock — one action at a time per player; spamming the key does nothing
• The item is verified before it is taken, never taken first and checked after
• Distance is re-checked at the end, not only at the start — start CPR and run off and it fails
• The client saying "done" is not enough — the server re-checks timing and conditions itself

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Fits what you already run

Everything is detected, and nothing is required:

• Progress bar — ox_lib if present, then esx_progressbar, otherwise it draws its own with natives
• Notifications — esx_notify, then ox_lib, then the game's own feed
• Buffs — x3d_useitem:effect fires every time, so any buff system can listen
• Reviving — point Config.ReviveEvent at your death screen, esx_ambulancejob:revive included
• Fuel — the repair kit keeps the fuel level and dirt as they were, no fuel script needed

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Making it yours

Every item lives in shared/config.lua, add or remove as you like. All text sits in locales.lua in Thai and English, switched with Config.Locale.