# QBCore Installation

{% @github-files/github-code-block url="<https://github.com/ahmetkavl/kvlstore-qbtarget>" %}

## Step - 1:

Copy kvl-truckerjob to your resources directory&#x20;

Add  "ensure kvl-truckerjob" to your server config

## Step - 2:

Add the sql file (install.sql) in the file to your existing database

## Step - 3:

Download the script we linked below and put it in the Resources folder, open the config file, then add and edit the code we give below to your config file, and then add "ensure pickle\_xp" to the server.cfg file.

{% @github-files/github-code-block url="<https://github.com/PickleModifications/pickle_xp>" %}

```lua
["Trucker"] = {
    label = "Trucker",
    xpStart = 2500, -- Level 2 XP requirement.
    xpFactor = 0.5, -- Multiplier for much to increase the next level's XP requirement.
    maxLevel = 10 -- Dont Touch
},
```

## **Step - 4:**

After completing all the steps, restart your server.

**Installation is complete, enjoy!**[ <br>](<https://github.com/PickleModifications/pickle_xp&#xD;&#xA;>)


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