Installation
Install the NX ox_lib base and the nx-ox_lib liquid glass addon.
For server-wide prerequisites work through the generic install guide first. This page covers the base swap and the addon.
Dependencies
The base replaces upstream ox_lib. The addon is a separate
resource that loads after it.
Required. The open-source redesigned base. The addon mounts through its plugin API and does not work with stock ox_lib.
Restarting ox_lib on a live server cascades into a near-full server restart,
because nearly every resource depends on it. Install the base during a
scheduled restart, and reconnect after adding the addon — the addon's look
attaches when the interface boots.
Install the base
- Stop your server (or plan the swap around a scheduled restart).
- Move or delete your existing
ox_libfolder. - Download the NX build from GitHub and drop it in its place. Keep the folder name
ox_lib; every other resource references it by name. - Start the server and
ensure ox_libas usual. It is a drop-in replacement pinned to upstream v3.33.1 — alllib.*APIs, imports, and locales are unchanged.
The base works on its own; the addon is optional.
Install the addon
- Download
nx-ox_libfrom keymaster after purchase. - Place the folder in
resources/. - Add the
ensureline afterox_lib(see below). - Reconnect. The liquid glass look attaches when the interface boots.
server.cfg order
ensure ox_lib
ensure nx-ox_libThe addon has no database, no items, and no config file. There is nothing else to set up.
Verify
- Restart the server and trigger any ox_lib surface — a notification, a context menu, or a progress bar.
- With only the base installed, surfaces show a clean bordered translucent look.
- With
nx-ox_librunning after it, those same surfaces become live liquid glass. If they do not, confirm the base is the NX build and thatnx-ox_libstarts after it in the console output.