### ⤵️ Add a new language⤵️
{% hint style="info" %}
* *Copy the `locales/en.json` file*
* *Create a file with your language name* **(identical to the one in server.cfg)**
{% endhint %}
## 3) Global Config
Open the `shared/editable/global_config.lua` file.
### ⤵️ Framework ⤵️
If you're using ESX/QBCore, the section below needs to be modified according to the one you're using.
{% hint style="warning" %}
You can disable "Coins" to open crates, and open them with the crate item on your person.
{% endhint %}
### **⤵️⤵️**
`↪️ server/editable/bridge`
### **⤵️ IF USE CUSTOM FRAMEWORK ⤵️**
{% hint style="warning" %}
Y**ou need to look at the file in `server/editable/bridge/other.lua` and modify it to suit your framework.**
{% endhint %}
### ⤵️ Promo code creation ⤵️
To modify the command used to create codes :
Each group specified in this table will have access to the promo code creation command.
```lua
Config.AllowedGroups = {
'superadmin', --ESX
'admin', --ESX
'god', --QBCore
}
```
### ⤵️ Discord webhooks setup ⤵️
Open the `server/editable/webhook_config.lua` file.
### ⤵️ Interface ⤵️
You can also open it with a command and manage its activation.
## 4) Inventory
*The script is ready to run with certain inventories already defined.*
The value of this variable must correspond to the name of the inventory script on your server !
### ⤵️ Custom/Other Inventory ⤵️
{% hint style="info" %}
* Change the value of "Config.inventoryName" to nothing.
(Like this :**`Config.inventoryName = "" or Config.inventoryName = "custom")`**
* **Adapt file in** `server/editable/inventory/custom.lua`**.**
{% endhint %}
## **5) Utils Custom**
{% hint style="info" %}
The script uses :
* *A function to retrieve the type of vehicle won.*
* *A function to display the vehicle in order to retrieve its properties.*
* *A function to retrieve its properties.*
These are accessible in `client/editable/utils.lua`.
You can adapt them as you like, depending on how you work on your side.
{% endhint %}
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