KM-HUD is a QBCore resource in the Angelinn142/km-hud repository. Its manifest requires qb-core and loads html/ui.html; the client code displays cash, bank balance, job and job grade. The HUD toggle command is /zshud.

KM-HUD is a QBCore resource in the Angelinn142/km-hud repository. Its manifest requires qb-core and loads html/ui.html; the client code displays cash, bank balance, job and job grade. The HUD toggle command is /zshud.

Install the verified bzzz_pot resource, find its four prop model names and inventory images, and connect it to your own placement or growing script.

Install noxen_photomode in server resources, use /photomode and review default access, camera controls and cleanup requirements.

Review Krs Notepad’s ESX and ox_inventory setup and the missing server checks before allowing players to create saved notes.

Install the correct persistent-plane-steer resource and understand its local-player scope, ground steering and respawn test requirements.

Review the archived Gardening 1.0.1 job for QBCore: fuel, vehicle keys, route settings and server payout checks before live use.

Configure trt_lockdown with ox_lib, server time and bypass permissions. Review overnight scheduling and Discord failure handling before deployment.

Find the preserved Mercy speed-camera code, its QBCore dependencies and minigame behavior, and review billing validation before public use.

lnd-society converts ESX Society to ox_lib. The current README calls it a prerelease; the manifest reports version 1.0, not the previously mentioned 1.0.4. It loads es_extended, ox_lib and oxmysql and declares cron and esx_addonaccount as dependencies.

Check Ksp-AutoRepairs for QBCore: PolyZone imports, bank charges, cancellation behavior, location checks and installation requirements.

This small development resource makes every connected client display the FXServer host’s UTC time. Use it only when it is the sole owner of the game clock. If your framework already manages time and weather, configure or extend that resource instead of running two clock systems.

Use the original NKHD Tsunami source and check its water settings, unrestricted server events and cleanup limits before running a flood event.

Review sf_camerasecurity setup for QBCore or ESX, inventory integration and server-side permission issues before deployment.

Get CW Racing App from its creators and review dependencies, database updates, framework integration, race fees and payout checks.

Configure ts_Rappel’s helicopter and seat allowlist, height and speed limits, then test GTA-native rappelling support on your server.

Review Pawal’s original ESX blackout mission, its resource folder, minigames and database dependencies before installing it on your server.

Install the identified sf-scoreboard resource with its SQL schema, identifier configuration and business-permission checks.

Get UZ Scripts’ Pure HUD from its creator and check framework selection, interface files, fuel display and player-state values before launch.