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# License and terms

What you can and can't do with Vision Scripts resources.

All Vision Scripts resources, including their code, interfaces, sounds, 3D models, textures and documentation, are **© 2026 Vision Scripts. All rights reserved.** Developed by **Chapo** for Vision Scripts.

A purchase grants a **personal, non-transferable license** to run the resource on the FiveM server(s) owned by the buyer, through the Cfx.re asset system.

## ✅ You may

* Use the resource on your own server(s).
* Edit the open files: `config.lua`, `bridge/`, `open/`, `locales/`, `install/`.
* Build your own features on top of it with the hooks, events and exports.

## ❌ You may not

* Resell, share, give away, re-upload or leak the resource or any part of it, edited or not.
* Decrypt, decompile or reverse engineer encrypted files, or try to bypass the Cfx.re escrow.
* Remove or change copyright notices.
* Use our models, UI or code in another resource that is sold or shared.

{% hint style="danger" %}
Breaking these terms ends your license and can lead to your asset access being revoked, plus action through Cfx.re and Tebex.
{% endhint %}

## Refunds

Because scripts are digital goods delivered instantly, purchases are generally non-refundable. If something doesn't work, contact [support](/visionstore-docs/getting-started/support.md) on our [Discord](https://discord.gg/ZvHtyhyBp4) first: we'll help you get it running.


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