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# FAQ

## How to do localization <a href="#how-to-do-localization" id="how-to-do-localization"></a>

{% code title="0r-vehiclekeys/config/main.lua" %}

```lua
Locale = 'en', -- You specify the primary language of your script. (Supported Locales: en)
```

{% endcode %}

If the language you are using is not supported by the script, you can copy the en.json file and edit its contents for your own language. Then, save the file with a name that includes your language abbreviation (e.g., en, tr) and enter the file name you set in the config.

You can also send this translation file you have set up to the user named **No.1 (vezironi)** on Discord, and your translation file will be added to the script in the next update.

## How can i integrate my inventory ? <a href="#how-can-i-integrate-my-inventory" id="how-can-i-integrate-my-inventory"></a>

| Scripts          | Status                   |
| ---------------- | ------------------------ |
| qb-inventory     | Supported                |
| ox\_inventory    | Supported                |
| ps-inventory     | Supported but not tested |
| tgiann-inventory | Supported but not tested |
| codem-inventory  | Supported but not tested |

As long as you do not configure the script differently, if you are using a script supported by the script, it will automatically detect it and configure itself accordingly.

Copy and paste any script file from `0r-vehiclekeys/modules/inventory/`, then rename the folder to the name of the script you want. You can then integrate your script by looking at the other modules. It has a very modular and understandable file structure.

## How can i integrate my target script ? <a href="#how-can-i-integrate-my-target-script" id="how-can-i-integrate-my-target-script"></a>

| Scripts             | Status                   |
| ------------------- | ------------------------ |
| ox\_target          | Supported                |
| qb-target           | Supported                |
| sleepless\_interact | Supported but not tested |
| drawtext            | Supported                |

As long as you do not configure the script differently, if you are using a script supported by the script, it will automatically detect it and configure itself accordingly.

Copy and paste any script file from `0r-vehiclekeys/modules/target/`, then rename the folder to the name of the script you want. You can then integrate your script by looking at the other modules. It has a very modular and understandable file structure.

## How can i integrate my dispatch script ? <a href="#how-can-i-integrate-my-target-script" id="how-can-i-integrate-my-target-script"></a>

| Scripts             | Status                   |
| ------------------- | ------------------------ |
| bub\_mdt            | Supported but not tested |
| cd\_dispatch        | Supported but not tested |
| lb-tablet           | Supported but not tested |
| linden\_outlawalert | Supported but not tested |
| ps-dispatch         | Supported but not tested |
| qs-dispatch         | Supported but not tested |
| redutzu-mdt         | Supported but not tested |
| tk\_dispatch        | Supported but not tested |

As long as you do not configure the script differently, if you are using a script supported by the script, it will automatically detect it and configure itself accordingly.

Copy and paste any script file from `0r-vehiclekeys/modules/`dispatch`/`, then rename the folder to the name of the script you want. You can then integrate your script by looking at the other modules. It has a very modular and understandable file structure.


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