[FREE][ESX/QB] πŸŽ† Fireworks

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FIREWORKS
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Compatible with ESX and QB-Core
Very easy setup of new types of fireworks using only config.lua

:fire: DOWNLOAD: vms_firework

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MY OTHER SCRIPTS:

vms_charcreator
vms_multichars
vms_tattooshop
vms_barber

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Just wanted to say Thank you! like a big thank you. :slightly_smiling_face:

I actually bought an encrypted firework script last year and it was barely working and un-editable.

your script is pretty awesome as it lets you basically make your own particale effects. love it. , and the lighter item being needed was a nice touch. good job !

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I am very happy that you will it useful, you can set requirement lighter item in the config. :hugs:

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I know it doesn’t say it in the title, but would this work standalone or just for QBCore and ESX.

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Core (ESX or QB-Core) is only required to be defined to register the usable item, if you do not want this for the item, the script is standalone

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change Config.Notification from vms_notify to your notification system

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I change for mythic_notify still have.

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Amazing Vames.
Thank you.

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It looks like you have misconfigured notifications, below you have the correct configuration for mythic_notify.

Config.Notification = function(message, time, type)
    if type == "success" then
        exports['mythic_notify']:DoHudText('success', message)
        -- exports["vms_notify"]:Notification("FIREWORK", message, time, "#27FF09", "fa-solid fa-fire")
        -- TriggerEvent('esx:showNotification', message) --[ ESX ]
        -- TriggerEvent('QBCore:Notify', message, 'success', time) -- [ QB-Core ]

    elseif type == "error" then
        exports['mythic_notify']:DoHudText('error', message)
        -- exports["vms_notify"]:Notification("FIREWORK", message, time, "#FF0909", "fa-solid fa-fire")
        -- TriggerEvent('esx:showNotification', message) --[ ESX ]
        -- TriggerEvent('QBCore:Notify', message, 'error', time) -- [ QB-Core ]
        
    end
end
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Thank you, you’re welcome :smiley:

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This prompt appears during the startup process. What is the reason? Can you answer it?
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