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# Downloading Your Scripts

CrankChaos paid scripts are delivered through the **Cfx.re Asset Escrow** system (Keymaster / Cfx Portal).

## How to get your purchase

1. Buy the script at [ccfivem.tebex.io](https://ccfivem.tebex.io/) and link the Cfx.re account that owns your server key.
2. Log in to the [Cfx Portal](https://portal.cfx.re/) with that account.
3. Open **Assets -> Granted Assets**. Your purchased resources are listed there.
4. Download the ZIP and extract it into your `resources` folder.

{% hint style="warning" %}
Escrowed resources only run on servers whose license key belongs to the Cfx.re account that received the asset.
{% endhint %}

## What is encrypted and what is open

Escrow encrypts Lua logic only. Always open for editing:

* `config/*.lua`
* `locales/*.json`
* `sql/*.sql` and `README.md`
* The framework bridge files in `shared/` (`cc_framework.lua` and related bridge files), see Framework Bridge
* Script-specific data files (for example item, station, licence or catalog lists) where noted in the script's docs

## Updates

When an update is released, download the new version from **Granted Assets** again. Back up your `config/` and `locales/` first and carry your changes over.

## Free resources

cc\_lib/00%20Overview\.md), cc\_jobs/00%20Overview\.md) and cc\_images%20(cc\_images)/00%20Overview\.md) are not escrowed.


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