Breaking changes are likely, and documentation is incomplete. Release of v1.0 is dependent on:
feedback
testing
documentation
potential changes based on feedback
other unplanned changes which are likely to affect backwards compatibility
Please don’t use this resource outside of a development/testing environment.
ox_core is a framework for FiveM servers, offering essential functionalities and tools for developers. It provides structures and systems to create and manage player data, groups, accounts, and vehicles.
Modern – supports features like OneSync, statebags, and server-side entities.
Lightweight – unlike most frameworks, there is no “shared object” filled with frivilous data and functions.
Object-oriented – players and vehicles use inherited functions and properties, improving performance and memory-usage.
Head to the GitHub repository for more information, and to see how to install the resource.
Using ox_core for the last couple months, I’ve found it to be really nice system to work with. The ease of access to global server, player and vehicle data, the series of included core events, the focus on security and efficiency has made resource development seamless and easy. I highly recommend checking out the ox_core recipe.
Ecstatic to see the pre-release. Using ox_core has been the best framework experience I’ve had. 10/10 would download source again thinking it’s the zip.
I use this in my testing of scripts for the most light weight performant framework in fivem. A minimalistic design while providing everything you need in an easy to use way. The core feels very similar in concept to some of the better practice esx started following and the way qbx handles data. Excited to see this core get more adoption. Good work to you Linden and everyone else involved in the community effort.
I have played around with it a while ago. I like it for sure how light weight it is and dose not have packed core with useless stuff. Will for sure use it for my server rewrite when that comes!
By far the best framework that exists for fivem. Runs extremely smooth and is exactly what a core should be. No extra bloat or garbage. Once this has a collection of community resources, nobody will want to use anything else.
Hi, I was intrigued to try this framework and see the difference from others. The only problem is that after following all the installation steps I encounter this error at startup. I used txadmin’s recipe.
yes, by mistake I was using xampp mysql, I installed mariadb and reinstalled the framework again with the tx admin recipe. now the error is no longer there. Once that problem was solved, a new one appeared: “ros/mtl still hasn’t cleared launch” which prevents me from entering the server. However, this doesn’t happen with the framework I use now and I can log in without any problem
