# ESX

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## server.cfg

Correct start up in server.cfg

* rcore\_fuel\_assets
* rcore\_fuel

## Database

The resource import all SQL files on its own there is no need to worry about inserting some tables

## Framework

Setting ESX Framework in config.lua

Look for `Config.Framework`

{% code overflow="wrap" lineNumbers="true" %}

```lua
Config.Framework = {
    -- 0 = standalone
    -- 1 = esx
    -- 2 = qbcore
    Active = 0,

    -- esx
    ESX_SHARED_OBJECT = "esx:getSharedObject",

    -- es_extended resource name
    ES_EXTENDED_NAME = "es_extended",

    -------
    -- qbcore
    QBCORE_SHARED_OBJECT = "QBCore:GetObject",

    -- qb-core resource name
    QB_CORE_NAME = "qb-core",

    -- will not detect any supported framework if on true.
    DisableDetection = false,
}
```

{% endcode %}

in here we're going to change the `Active = 0,` to `Active = 1,`

The final code will look like this

{% code overflow="wrap" lineNumbers="true" %}

```lua
Config.Framework = {
    -- 0 = standalone
    -- 1 = esx
    -- 2 = qbcore
    Active = 1,

    -- esx
    ESX_SHARED_OBJECT = "esx:getSharedObject",

    -- es_extended resource name
    ES_EXTENDED_NAME = "es_extended",

    -------
    -- qbcore
    QBCORE_SHARED_OBJECT = "QBCore:GetObject",

    -- qb-core resource name
    QB_CORE_NAME = "qb-core",

    -- will not detect any supported framework if on true.
    DisableDetection = false,
}
```

{% endcode %}

***

## Target system

You can configure what target system the resource will use

{% code overflow="wrap" lineNumbers="true" %}

```lua
-- Target type
-- 0 = In build target system
-- 1 = Q_Target
-- 2 = BT Target
-- 3 = QB Target
-- 4 = OX Target
Config.TargetZoneType = 0
```

{% endcode %}

so lets say you want to use "ox\_target" simply change the code to look like this

{% code overflow="wrap" lineNumbers="true" %}

```lua
Config.TargetZoneType = 4
```

{% endcode %}

***


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