Diamond Scripts, by Snow Morales, describes diamond_crutches as an EMS resource for assigning crutches and wheelchairs through inventory items. The creator release dates from November 2025. Its screenshots show timed menus, item checks and movement restrictions; they do not establish compatibility with every server.
Requirements and streamed models
Load ox_lib before diamond_crutches in server.cfg. Choose the adapter for ox_inventory/qbox, qb-inventory with qb-core, or qs-inventory. CodeM and other inventories may require custom hooks. Check Config.Inventory.Custom and the HasItemClient, HasItemServer and RemoveItemServer callbacks against your actual inventory API.
The creator identifies iak_wheelchair as the wheelchair model and prop_mads_crutch01 as the crutch prop, credited to iakkoise and MadsL respectively. Keep the wheelchair files in stream/[wheelchair]/, metadata in wheelchair_data/, and crutch files in stream/[crutch]/. Their paths must match fxmanifest.lua, including DLC_ITYP_REQUEST.
Configuration and installation limits
Choose one notification adapter in config.lua: Notifier, mythic_notify, ox_lib, ESX, chat or a custom implementation. The published configuration includes item requirements and movement restrictions. The creator also describes empty-chair pushing with E and W/S, plus optional exit controls. Verify these interactions on your server.
The installation post mentions SQL but does not establish its schema or a universal logging function. Back up your database and inspect any supplied SQL against your inventory before importing it. This review did not obtain the Tebex package; the original package page returned an access restriction, which does not prove the download is gone.
Known issues and original screenshots
In November 2025 the creator said an escrow-ignore mistake affecting configuration had been fixed and asked users to download again. Later replies report a FetchOne error and a keybind limitation without a confirmed resolution in the checked thread. Do not assume every file or keybind is editable.
The release gives inconsistent performance figures, so no frame-time guarantee is retained here. The twelve original images below document the creator presentation; resource execution, server permissions and gameplay were not tested.
