No. The download holds Micio Mods files only: a replacement fxmanifest.lua, the micio/ folder and the compiled interface. None of ox_inventory's own files are in it, and none are modified. You install into your own copy, which stays the source you downloaded, readable and unchanged.

From your server. You rename the folder you already run to ml_inventory and copy our files into it. On a fresh server, take a copy from the official ox_inventory repository first; it is free.

Yes. The resource also answers to the name ox_inventory, so every exports.ox_inventory call and every ox event reaches it exactly as before. No script of yours needs an edit.

Because of that second name. txAdmin lists it as a row of its own next to ml_inventory. It is the same resource seen twice, not a second inventory. Leave it alone and never stop it.

Yes. The item definitions in data/, the locales/ folder, the icons in web/images and every table in your database are left alone by the install. Saved inventories come back as they were.

Update the ox files in the folder the way you normally would, then copy our download over it again so our manifest and interface sit on top. The micio/ folder is not touched by an ox update, so your settings stay as you left them.

ESX, QBCore and QBox, through ml_bridge. The framework is detected at runtime, so the same build runs on any of them with no framework option to set.

It comes with the product and runs as its own resource next to the inventory. The clothing slots, outfits, plate carrier, backpacks and shops come from it. Start it after ml_inventory.

One line in server.cfg for the inventory:

1setr ox:locale "en"

The files it reads are in locales/. ML Clothing has its own Config.Language in shared/config.lua and its own locales/ folder.

In three files under micio/config/: the debug flag, the grid, and the interface. Everything else your server sets for the inventory keeps its normal meaning and its current value.

With width and height on the item, or the grid shorthand written as '2x1'. An item without them takes one cell. Sizes can also be set from the admin panel while the server runs.

No. ML Clothing creates what it needs on first start: the admin panel audit log and the table for placed stash props. The inventory keeps using the tables it uses today.