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QBX – the Qbox framework (qbx_core) – is a modern evolution of QBCore built around ox_lib and the Overextended resources. All scripts on this page list QBX as a supported framework, so they run on Qbox without a compatibility workaround. Each one is available as an escrow version (encrypted code, editable config) or with the full source code, and comes with an installation guide in our documentation.
A professional, fully integrated used car dealership system for your FiveM server - realistic, efficient, and player-focused.
This script is the perfect fakeplate system for your server, change plates, inform police and more.
A professional and fully integrated FiveM scrapping and minijob system – realistic, customizable, and optimized for seamless player experience.
Our script allows you to place solar panels freely on the map. Electricity (kWh) is generated based on the time. You can sell this and earn money. Solar panels can also be licensed, if not the police can remove them. The solar panels and licenses are items.
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An advanced FiveM wind turbine script – with its own wind system and dynamic production, delivering a realistic and customizable server economy.
A hidden black-market dealer system for FiveM — featuring secret locations, trusted informants, and exclusive underground trades that make every deal feel risky and rewarding.
Free lightweight and fully configurable Police Impound system for FiveM (ESX, QBCore & QBX). Officers can easily impound vehicles with notes, minimum durations, fines, and secure releases. Integrates XP tracking via tuncion_xp.
Free festive multiplayer script resource for FiveM (ESX, QBCore & QBX). Adds snow, snowballs, snowmen, Christmas trees, presents, and more to bring holiday cheer to your server.
Qbox keeps a compatibility layer for many QBCore exports, but relies more heavily on ox_lib, ox_inventory and ox_target. A script with native QBX support uses these systems directly instead of going through the compatibility layer. Most of our scripts detect the framework through a bridge and are configured in a single config file.
A current Qbox server and the dependencies listed on each product page – usually ox_lib. Install the dependencies first, add the script to your resources folder, import the SQL file if one is included and start the resource after qbx_core in your server.cfg.
Escrow scripts are protected by Cfx.re asset escrow: the config and open files stay editable and updates arrive through Keymaster. The open source version contains the complete code for teams that want to change the core logic.
Yes. QBX is the short name of the Qbox framework; its core resource is called qbx_core.
Often, thanks to Qbox's compatibility layer – but not always without issues. The scripts on this page list QBX as natively supported.
The script is linked to your Cfx.re account and appears in Keymaster. Download it there and follow the installation guide linked on the product page.
Looking for other frameworks? See our QBCore scripts, QBX (Qbox) scripts, ESX scripts or all FiveM scripts.
