Yes, on GitHub, we give full credit to ND-Framework and specify that we only modified it by adding a more futuristic interface and converting it to ESX
You are currently in violation of the GPL-3.0 license. When modifying the project, it’s essential to:
Clearly state the changes made from the original project.
Provide the corresponding source code.
Ensure proper and explicit attribution to the original creators.
The “credits” added to the README file in Spanish fall short of proper attribution, both under the GPL-3.0 and common open-source practices.
Additionally, I’m curious about your decision to create a new repository instead of utilizing the fork feature available, which simplifies compliance with open-source licenses and maintains a clear project lineage.
Now, we have compatibility with qb-core. We’ve added an event to automatically remove the fuel can once the vehicle is fully refueled, and we’ve updated our GitHub repository to ensure compliance with all the requirements set by the original script creator.
I don’t understand your question, but the script is a fuel system, like LegacyFuel but with more realism when refueling and with compatibility with esx and qb-core