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# Installation

## Dependencies

The following resources are required for dw\_businesscreator to work:

* [community\_bridge](https://theorderfivem.github.io/docs/community-bridge/modules)
* [interact](https://github.com/devin-monro/interact)

As well as a working framework(QBCore, QBX, ESX, or any framework bridge supports)

For use of advanced features, such as adding mechanic shops, populating stores with ingredients automatically, registering the business with your phone script, require at least basic development knowledge and has a dedicated guide. None of these features work out of the box.

## Installation

1. Add dw\_businesscreator to the server. This MUST be named dw\_businesscreator, otherwise it will not work
2. Configure it to your liking in config.lua and setup the language file. Localisation exists already for English, French, German, Arabic, Japanese, Spanish, and Portugese.
3. Database import is completed automatically on script started!

## Setting up item image importing(Linux)

This step is a little bit more tricky, as it requires an external process running on your server. A program has been written to automatically install this, attached in dw\_businesscreator/installation. If this automatic process fails, please open a ticket for assistance.

1. On your linux server, cd to dw\_businesscreator/installation
2. Run `sudo bash install_image_worker.sh`
3. Answer all questions the script asks youp
4. Restart your server

## Setting up item image importing(Windows)

1. Open the dw\_businesscreator/installation folder
2. Right click install\_image\_worker\_windows.ps1 and choose run with powershell
3. Answer all questions the script asks you
4. Restart your server


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