![[PROPS] Custom drink can](https://rpcrate.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/174668-9a6d30dcabda63cd87a8d4affa30650b8f72acbd.jpeg "Custom Drink Can Prop for FiveM")
BzZz’s Custom Drink Can pack supplies 26 models named bzzz_custom_drink_can_a through bzzz_custom_drink_can_z, plus a shared texture dictionary and YTYP. The creator’s current attachment matches the original download recovered from this article’s WordPress revision. It is a prop resource, not a complete drink-consumption script.
Load the prop resource once
Copy bzzz_custom_can into resources with fxmanifest.lua beside stream, then add ensure bzzz_custom_can to server.cfg. Its version 1.1.0 manifest already registers stream/bzzz_custom_drink_cans.ytyp as DLC_ITYP_REQUEST. If you merge the assets into another resource, carry over that registration instead of loading both copies. The README explicitly warns against duplicate registration.
The models share bzzz_custom_drink_can_textures.ytd. The creator describes texture editing with OpenIV; keep the existing model and texture references intact when replacing artwork. No edited texture or in-game rendering has been tested for this article.
Adapt an example to your inventory
data/templates.lua contains separate examples for bzzz_usableitems, dp/rpemotes, ox_inventory and qb-smallresources. These are configuration fragments for the A model, not a standalone Lua script or automatic integration for all 26 cans. Select the matching example and adapt item names, attachment positions, consumption values and timing to your installed resource.
The optional data/sql_if_you_need.sql inserts 26 rows into an items table with name, label, weight, rare and can_remove columns. It is not a universal inventory migration. Compare your schema and existing item names before importing; inventory systems that define items in Lua need their own configuration instead.
On 11 September 2026, the exact creator ZIP passed CRC checks for all 39 entries. The complete manifest, README, templates and SQL were read. The creator lists a food/drink script or inventory and editing tools as requirements, with no support; no performance or universal framework compatibility is claimed.