Dependencies

The ox ecosystem. ox_lib, ox_target, ox_inventory, oxmysql, and why NX Creative scripts expect them.

NX Creative scripts are built on the Overextended ecosystem. We do not ship fallbacks for qb-inventory, qb-target, or mysql-async. If a script uses an inventory, it expects ox_inventory.

Required resources

ox_lib

Required

Shared utilities, callbacks, notifications, context menus.

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ox_target

Required

World and entity interactions.

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ox_inventory

Required

Inventory, items, stashes, and shops.

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oxmysql

Required

MySQL driver. Required for any script with persisted state.

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We recommend staying on a recent release of each resource. Individual scripts note any tested minimums on their own installation page when it matters.

Why ox

Three reasons, in order:

Actively maintained. The ox resources ship regular releases and keep pace with FiveM runtime changes.
Consistent API surface. ox_lib gives us notifications, contexts, menus, and callbacks from a single import. The same is true for target zones.
Item and data integrity. ox_inventory treats items as first-class and persists state in MySQL, so an NX script can trust what is in a player's inventory without defensive re-queries.

Dependencies

Required resources

Why ox

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