Installation

Requirements

Dependency	Notes
ox_lib	Required — notifications, menus, skill checks, TextUI
ox_inventory	Recommended — primary inventory system
ox_target	Recommended — prop interaction (or use `qb-target`)
ESX / QBCore / OX Core	One framework required

Steps

Download and place the resource

Download mbt_camp from the MBT Store or from GitHub.

Place it in your resources folder keeping the exact name mbt_camp:

resources/
└── [mbt]/
    └── mbt_camp/
        ├── client/
        ├── server/
        ├── config.lua
        └── fxmanifest.lua

Add items to ox_inventory

Add the following items to your ox_inventory items file (e.g. ox_inventory/data/items.lua):

['campkit'] = {
    label = 'Camp Kit',
    weight = 5000,
    stack = false,
    close = true,
},
['meat'] = {
    label = 'Raw Meat',
    weight = 200,
    stack = true,
},
['cooked_meat'] = {
    label = 'Cooked Meat',
    weight = 200,
    stack = true,
},
['burnt_meat'] = {
    label = 'Burnt Meat',
    weight = 200,
    stack = true,
},

Item names must match exactly what is set in MBT.ItemName and MBT.Items in config.lua. You can add as many cookable items as you need.

Configure the target system

Open config.lua and find MBT.SetupTarget. The function ships with both ox_target and qb-target blocks.

Using ox_target (default — already uncommented):

exports.ox_target:addEntity(netId, { ... })

Switching to qb-target: comment out the ox_target block and uncomment the qb-target block below it.

Add to server.cfg

ensure ox_lib
ensure ox_inventory
ensure ox_target
ensure mbt_camp

Give yourself the campkit to test

Using your admin commands or directly:

/giveitem [playerid] campkit 1
/giveitem [playerid] meat 5

Use the campkit item — the camp should deploy around you.

Verifying the install

After using the campkit you should see:

6 props spawned: tent, bonfire, 3 chairs and a BBQ grill
Interaction prompts appearing when you look at each prop (via ox_target or qb-target)
Standing near the bonfire triggers a warming animation

If props spawn but interactions don't appear, check that your target resource is running and that the correct block in MBT.SetupTarget is uncommented.