gta6/prompts
housing
Vaultintermediatehousing

Interior Upgrade Tiers

QBCore/QBox tier-upgrade flow that charges the owner from bank and persists a higher property tier unlocking more storage and furniture slots.

NON-TESTÉ — the reference Lua is syntax-validated, not run in a live FiveM server. Adapt and test on your own dev server before shipping.
Est. Lua
~79 loc
Claude
Claude Opus 4.x / Sonnet 4.x
Validation
syntax-validated
Updated
2026-06-25

Description

A property-tier upgrade module: the owner walks to an upgrade point inside their home, presses E, and the server charges their bank, bumps the tier (basic → standard → luxury), and unlocks more stash and furniture slots. It is the classic recurring money-sink that gives players a long-term spending goal and gives servers an inflation drain.

Prompt Template

You are writing a FiveM script for QBCore (qb-core, exports GetCoreObject) with…

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Expected Output

The reference Lua at content/expected-outputs/housing/17-interior-upgrade-tiers.lua implements the proximity prompt and upgrade anim on the client and a server handler that confirms ownership,…

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The full prompt template and its reference Lua are part of a one-time pack. Pick your depth — both are lifetime access, no subscription, ever.

Core$49one-time
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Vault$199one-time
  • All 510 prompts — the full library
  • Per-prompt profit/trend intelligence (CSV + playbook)
  • Lifetime free updates — new niches as the market moves
Get the Vault — $199

$49 for 60 · $199 for all 510 + intelligence — one-time, no subscription.

Known Failure Modes & Corrective Prompt

  • Client-side charge — Claude removes money and raises the tier on the client; a spoofed event grants a free luxury upgrade.
  • Non-persistent tier — the tier lives in a Lua table that resets on restart.
  • No ownership check — anyone on the marker can upgrade another player's house.

Corrective re-prompt: Move ALL money and tier logic into the server handler; resolve the player with QBCore.Functions.GetPlayer(source), confirm ownership by matching the owner citizenid in the SELECT before charging, and persist tier + stash_slots with an oxmysql UPDATE — never a Lua table.

Framework Integration

  • ESX: swap to ESX.GetPlayerFromId(source), charge with xPlayer.removeAccountMoney('bank', price), and key the ownership row off identifier.
  • QBCore: as written — QBCore.Functions.GetPlayer, Player.Functions.RemoveMoney('bank', price, 'interior-upgrade'), citizenid ownership.
  • QBox: use exports.qbx_core:GetPlayer(source) and the shared Player.Functions.RemoveMoney API; the citizenid/oxmysql schema is identical to QBCore.

Profit Potential

$150–$2000/mo on Tebex (expected ~$500). [INFERRED] priced inside the $50-389 script band against the signal-scraper tebex corpus (median seller $11.85K/mo, n=100), scaled down for a stable upsell-module niche.

Trend Signal

→ stable — inferred: [INFERRED] tier-upsell money-sink commoditizing; monetization layer on the housing framework (id-046).

Sales Angle

Position as the money-sink upsell every housing framework lacks out of the box. Recommended Tebex price $59 — cheap enough to be an impulse add-on for server owners already running a housing script.

Difficulty & Ship Time

intermediate · ships in 2-4h.