DrSnyder86/ERS-Integration connects Emergency Response Simulator with framework jobs, dispatch, radial menus and other systems. The reviewed manifest identifies ers_integration version 1.6. ERS itself is a separate dependency; this integration repository does not supply the complete game mode.
ERS Integration repository and installation notes
Use the files present in the downloaded version
The current tree places the database file at INSTALL ME/SQL/ers_database.sql. Configuration lives in config/ers_integration_config.lua and config/ers_targets_config.lua. Inspect the SQL against your database and keep a backup before importing. Do not rely on an older guide’s folder layout.
The INSTALL ME folder includes manual changes for ps-dispatch and qb/qbx radial menus. Merge the relevant alert and menu entries into your actual versions instead of replacing customized files blindly. The source includes both add.alerts.lua and add.config.lua; compare the surrounding integration code before applying either.
Verify the framework bridge and event flow
Although the project describes QBCore and Qbox support, the reviewed manifest explicitly declares qb-core and loads a qb-core locale file. Check how your Qbox installation supplies that compatibility before starting. The manifest also declares ps-dispatch and oxmysql, while the client loads ox_lib.
Test duty changes, an accepted callout, requested services, dispatch delivery and reconnects with two players. Confirm SQL persistence and that ordinary players cannot use staff actions. The README notes that an arrival notification may appear even when a service request is denied; do not treat an alert alone as proof that service dispatch succeeded. Source reviewed on 10 September 2026.