What is it?

Big Daddy Storage adds persistent, interactive storage containers to your FiveM server. Administrators can place crates, boxes, cases, and other configured objects anywhere in the world using a precise placement gizmo. Each container is connected to its own persistent inventory stash, allowing players to store and retrieve items through ox_inventory or qb-inventory.

Containers are open for anyone to use until a player secures one with a custom PIN. Locked containers can be reopened using the correct combination or broken into through a configurable safe-cracking minigame. Successful break-ins unlock the container, expose its contents, and record the container as breached so the player who secured it can discover that it was robbed.

Server owners can also allow regular players to place containers. Player placement can be unrestricted or require one of several configured inventory items, which is consumed after successful placement. Each player-created container uses server-controlled capacity limits, preventing players from creating oversized storage.

A complete administration interface makes it easy to create, move, edit, reset, empty, and delete containers. The searchable container directory shows every storage location with its ID, model, lock status, coordinates, and distance, with options to set a waypoint, teleport to it, or manage it directly.

With persistent database storage, configurable abandoned-container unlocking, multiple interaction methods, and support for popular inventory and target systems, Big Daddy Storage provides flexible world storage for survival, criminal, civilian, business, and general roleplay servers.