QBCore Scripts
Premium QBCore Scripts for FiveM
QBCore is the most widely deployed roleplay framework in FiveM today, powering thousands of live servers thanks to its modular resource system, tight `oxmysql`/`ox_lib` integration, and an ecosystem of drop-in jobs, heists, and MLO interiors. Every script sold here is tested against the latest QBCore release, ships with source-available Lua where possible, and integrates cleanly with community staples like `ox_inventory`, `ox_target`, `qb-radialmenu`, and `qb-menu` — so you spend your time building your roleplay concept, not fighting your dependencies.
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Rarx Clothing
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Rarx PoliceMissions
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Rarx Vending Machines
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Multicharacter
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Rarx Banking
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Rarx Beggar
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Rarx Crews [BETA]
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Rarx Dialog
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Rarx Doors
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Rarx Pausemenu
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Rarx Pedmenu
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Rarx Robberies
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Rarx Tattoos
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Why choose QBCore scripts from RarxNetwork
Drop-in QBCore compatibility
Every listing declares which QBCore version it targets in the changelog. Configs assume `qb-core` shared items, `qb-target` or `ox_target` (toggleable), and standard job/gang tables — so you can drag the resource into `[qb]` and restart with zero glue code in 95 % of installations.
Works with ox_inventory + ox_lib
Scripts default to `ox_inventory` when available and fall back to `qb-inventory` via a config flag. `ox_lib` progress bars, context menus, and notifications are the standard UI layer, so the visual language stays consistent across your entire server.
Escrow + open-source options
Some resources ship as Tebex-escrowed .lua files with configurable public entrypoints. Others are fully open-source Lua you can fork on your dev server. The badge on each product card tells you which you're buying before you check out.
Free lifetime updates
When QBCore ships a breaking release we push a compatibility patch within days. Updates are delivered through the Tebex library on your keymaster account — no manual re-downloads, no version drift.
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QBCore FAQ
Which QBCore version do these scripts target?+
All active listings target the latest official QBCore release from the `qbcore-framework` GitHub organization. Legacy compatibility (e.g. old `qb-core` v1.1.x) is noted on the product page when available.
Do QBCore scripts here work with ox_inventory?+
Yes — every inventory-touching resource sold at RarxNetwork detects `ox_inventory` at runtime and switches its inventory calls automatically. You can also force-select the target inventory via `Config.Inventory` in most resources.
Can I convert an ESX script to QBCore?+
Some listings ship as dual-target [QBCore/ESX] with a single config flag. Pure-ESX scripts are not officially supported on QBCore, but we tag every product with the frameworks it was tested against, so you'll never guess.
What's the difference between QBCore and QBox?+
QBox is the community-maintained fork of QBCore that stays closer to the ox_* ecosystem. Most QBCore scripts here run on QBox with only cosmetic changes; the QBox-native listings are marked with a `[QBox]` badge.
Do I get free updates?+
Yes. Every purchase includes free lifetime updates delivered through your Tebex keymaster account. New releases push automatically to your library and can be redownloaded at any time.
Is there support if the script breaks?+
24/7 Discord support is included with every purchase. Open a ticket in our support channel and a staff member will respond, typically within a couple of hours.
Ready to build your QBCore server?
All QBCore scripts on this page are tested against the latest QBCore release and ship with escrow-safe entry points where required.
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