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Vitality Vehicle Keys

They drop the keys. You make the getaway.

Hold an NPC driver at gunpoint until they surrender. They drop a visible set of keys and run—leaving you to step out, find the prop, and pick it up before it expires. The threat starts the scene. Recovering the keys earns access to the car.

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Free resource · Cfx Asset Escrow · Editable configuration and adapters

A getaway starts on the ground.

  • Gunpoint surrender and a visible key-prop drop
  • The NPC driver flees after surrendering
  • Vehicle access is granted after pickup; the threat alone is not enough
  • Keys expire if they are not recovered
  • Hotwiring can remain required through configuration

Connect your key system.

Built-in API and event bridges:

  • QBCore qb-vehiclekeys and Qbox qbx_vehiclekeys
  • Quasar qs-vehiclekeys, Wasabi wasabi_carlock, and Renewed-Vehiclekeys
  • MrNewbVehicleKeys, Jaksam vehicles_keys, and T1GER t1ger_keys
  • Codesign cd_garage, okokGarage, mk_vehiclekeys, and mVehicle

Let dispatch hear about it.

Automatic dispatch detection for rcore_dispatch, cd_dispatch3d, cd_dispatch, qs-dispatch, lb-tablet, and codem-dispatch.

Additional hooks and editable recipes.

  • lb-phone key events and QB-compatible kq_link
  • JG Advanced Garages and Dealerships
  • Quasar Advanced Garages and Vehicle Shop Creator
  • Codesign Garage, CodeM mGarage, and mVehicleShop
  • Quasar Admin Menu, Wasabi Admin Menu, STG Admin, CodeM xAdminmenu, and 919ADMIN Pro

Check the fit for your server.

Requires OneSync, ox_lib, and oxmysql. Optional ownership integration supports Qbox, QBCore, or ESX.

Compatibility covers key handoff or API mapping. It does not provide full feature parity or bypass vendor-private permission checks; those need the vendor's editable custom-key hook. Job and rental vehicles need a trusted server-side key grant.

Free through Tebex, with core gameplay Lua protected by Cfx Asset Escrow. Configuration, dispatch adapters, NUI files, and documentation remain readable or editable as described in the included guides. See README, INSTALL, and COMPATIBILITY; include your provider and version when requesting support.