I began working on Freedom Framework roughly five months ago when I planned to open a public economy server running a private economy resource; however, never took the time to open the server. This code is still in development but does have many functions completed. Anyone is welcome to complete this product and upload it with proper credit given for using this base. If you have any questions, leave them in the comments and I will try to answer in a timely manner; however, I am not very active anymore!
Included Finished Features
Developer Menu for easy access for testing (giving money, teleporting, ect)
Ammunations for players to purchase weapons
ATM's to deposit/withdraw money
Bank Robberies - allows players to rob banks to get money
Car Dealership - players can purchase vehicles at the dealership in southern Los Santos. Players can also sell vehicles to get money
Job Center - players can get jobs so that they can get salaries. Some jobs include special features (described below
Stores - players can purchase drinks and food that help replenish their health
Functions In Progress
Apartments
CEO Organizations
Job Exclusive Features
Police Job - players who have their job set as police can write tickets to other players. Recipients of the ticket will have the amount of the ticket deducted from their account
After visiting the Github, you are able to go to the releases and put the newest release directly into your FiveM. As for everything else, this was a release intended more for other developers to overtake the project.
I think @Tabarra is trying to say that if you add pictures or screenshots of what it looks like so far, people may be more inclined to finish the project rather than doing it blindly
Understandable for someone who’s initial intention would be to release publicly; however, as the most indicates, this was developed initially for personal use and to not be released. After the project was abandoned, it was better to release the code for those who want to make it better and make their own framework out of it. If someone plans to make their own framework, they more than likely want to avoid using SDK’s or dependencies of others.
That’s the most retarded comment I have ever read on this forum and that says a lot.
Even if it’s for personal use, it shouldn’t be an issue to code within certain standards and conventions.
If someone plans to make their own C# framework, they should go ahead and research how to utilize C# properly, instead of just assuming that “if it works, it’s the best that I can do”.
NFive does lots of good things, yet there’s also a few things lacking, but if you’re not satisfied with the product, you can always change it to whatever suits your needs.
Have fun moving on in the development world, with your attitude.
