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# Overview

### 📖 Welcome to Sergei's Warehouse

Sergei's Warehouse is a comprehensive FiveM script for QBCore that provides players with personal storage space they can expand and share with other players. The script features a modern UI, flexible sharing system, and easy-to-use interface.

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**📌 Note:** This documentation covers only the files accessible to customers (non-escrow files). The script includes client-side, server-side, UI, and configuration files that are fully customizable.

#### 🚀 Quick Start

Get started with Sergei's Warehouse in just a few simple steps:

1. Download and install the script
2. Import the SQL database file
3. Configure your settings
4. Start using your warehouse!

#### 📚 Documentation Structure

This documentation is organized into clear sections to help you understand and use the warehouse system effectively:

* **Overview:** Script introduction and statistics
* **Core Features:** Detailed feature breakdown
* **Installation:** Step-by-step setup guide
* **Configuration:** All customizable options
* **Usage Guide:** Player instructions for all features
* **Commands & Controls:** Available commands and key bindings
* **UI Guide:** Interface navigation and features
* **Troubleshooting:** Common issues and solutions
* **Player Guide**


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