# How to screenshot furnitures?

After configuring your available furniture, you can automatically generate screenshots of those objects using our script.

**✅ Requirements**

Make sure you have installed the following resources:

{% stepper %}
{% step %}

### fivem-greenscreener

{% embed url="<https://github.com/Bentix-cs/fivem-greenscreener>" %}
{% endstep %}

{% step %}

### screenshot-basic

{% embed url="<https://github.com/citizenfx/screenshot-basic>" %}
{% endstep %}
{% endstepper %}

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**▶️ Commands**

After installing the required scripts, you can use the following commands:

* **All furniture:**

  ```
  /screenshotall
  ```
* **Specific furniture category:**

  ```
  /screenshotcategory "categoryname"
  ```
* **Single prop only:**

  ```
  /screenshotselected propname
  ```

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**⚙️ How It Works**

After running a command, the script will:

1. Spawn the selected props in front of a green screen
2. Automatically take screenshots
3. Remove the green background from the images
4. Save the final images to files

Once the process is complete, **restart the script** to load and display the generated images.

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**⚠️ Important Notes**

* This feature should be used **only on a test server**.\
  ❗ Do NOT run it on a live server with players.
* After finishing the process:
  * Copy the **`web`** folder
  * Paste it into your main server inside the **`op-crime`** resource

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**💡 Additional Recommendation**

For best results:

* Remove all **shaders, mods, custom citizens, and plugins** from your game files
* Use **default GTA V settings**

This ensures the green screen is properly detected and removed from the images.


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