uniq_garage is the Uniq Scripts garage resource documented in the original repository’s May 2025 archive. It describes ownable garages, vehicle slots, multiple floors, interior customization and optional invitations. This is a scripted garage system, not an MLO that works merely by copying map files.
Dependencies and framework detection
The archived manifest declares oxmysql and ox_lib. The README lists ESX, QB and Qbox, but the inspected init.lua detects resources named es_extended or qb-core. A renamed framework requires matching configuration and bridge files. Do not treat the old 100% compatibility claim as proof that any Qbox configuration works.
The recovered manifest identifies version 1.0.4. It is archived evidence from 2025, not a verified latest release. The original repository now returns 404, while the linked documentation site presented an access restriction. Neither proves a complete current package is available.
Protect the existing vehicle data
The archived server code creates a separate uniq_garage table for garage ownership and slot data when needed. The README explicitly says to retain owned_vehicles or player_vehicles. Back up those tables and inspect the matching framework bridge before migration; do not delete the existing vehicle ownership database.
Floor capacity comes from configured interior vehicle positions. Customization depends on the selected interior and its entity sets. The supplied edit_functions.lua contains fuel and key integration hooks, with empty RemoveKeys and OnExitGarage functions. Check these integrations against your actual key, fuel and weather resources.
Review before public use
The archived server code includes ownership checks in vehicle storage, but other handlers accept client-supplied garage, floor, invitation or entity data without equivalent checks in the inspected handler. Review authorization and input validation before deployment. No complete current package, framework bridges or configuration set was recovered, and no gameplay or performance test was run. The creator’s optimization and security wording is not a test result.