FCT Extinguisher by FatCatTuxedo adds an ox_target interaction to existing extinguisher props. It gives the player WEAPON_FIREEXTINGUISHER through ox_inventory, or removes one if the player already has one. The repository is archived; the reviewed manifest identifies version 1.0.1.
Requirements and actual configuration
Use ox_lib, ox_target and ox_inventory. The code calls ox_target and ox_inventory directly, although only ox_lib appears in the manifest dependency list. There is no included qb-target, qb-inventory or inventory-free adapter. Framework compatibility depends on the installed inventory stack.
The resource directory is fct_extinguisher, with an underscore. Config.EX lists five prop-model hashes, not spawn coordinates. Config.Delay is 3000 milliseconds; the target distance is 2.5 metres in client.lua. Only English translation strings are included.
This package does not implement refill stations, job restrictions, a 30-second capacity setting, eight fire-station spawn locations or a custom fire-suppression system. Any weapon behaviour supplied by GTA V or the inventory must be checked separately.
Fix the server validation before deployment
The server event accepts a player ID supplied by the client as its source parameter. It does not verify the caller against that ID, proximity to an extinguisher or a permitted model. The three-second wait is not a per-player lock: overlapping requests can reach the inventory operations. Do not treat the return action as an exploit-prevention mechanism.
Before use on a public server, bind inventory operations to the actual server event caller, validate proximity and permitted props, prevent overlapping requests, and check inventory operation results. The return notification also references inform1, which is absent from the English translation table. These are source findings; no corrected release or FiveM runtime test is claimed here.