QBCore

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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 QBCore Framework in config.lua

Look for Config.Framework

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,
}

in here we're going to change the Active = 0, to Active = 2,

The final code will look like this

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

    -- 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,
}

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Target system

You can configure what target system the resource will use

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

so lets say you want to use "ox_target" simply change the code to look like this

Config.TargetZoneType = 4

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