Target Systems

Targeting is only used for the local depot dispatcher ped. No target resource is required.

Config.Integrations.target = 'auto'

ox_target

When ox_target is started, Advanced Bus Job registers the depot ped with:

exports.ox_target:addLocalEntity(entity, options)

The ped is local to each client, so addLocalEntity is the correct API. Cleanup uses:

exports.ox_target:removeLocalEntity(entity)

Setup:

ensure ox_target
ensure lx-busjob

Config.Integrations.target = 'ox_target' -- or 'auto'

Official ox_target client API

qb-target

The bridge converts the neutral LX option format into qb-target options and calls:

exports['qb-target']:AddTargetEntity(entity, {
    options = qbOptions,
    distance = 2.5,
})

Cleanup uses RemoveTargetEntity.

Config.Integrations.target = 'qb-target'

Official qb-target documentation

Built-in keypress fallback

Config.Integrations.target = 'none'

Players receive the built-in text UI and press [E] near the depot NPC. This is also the automatic fallback when:

• no supported target resource is started
• a forced resource name is not running
• target = 'custom' is set but no custom add hook exists
• the custom add hook returns false or nil

Custom target system

Set:

Config.Integrations.target = 'custom'

Then implement both handlers in custom/target/custom.lua:

LxBusIntegrations.Register('target', 'custom', {
    addEntityTarget = function(entity, options)
        exports['my_target']:AddEntity(entity, options)
        return true -- required: tells lx-busjob the target was registered
    end,

    removeEntityTarget = function(entity)
        exports['my_target']:RemoveEntity(entity)
    end,
})

The add hook receives neutral options:

{
    {
        name = 'unique_option_name',
        icon = 'fa-solid fa-bus',
        label = 'Open LST Terminal',
        distance = 2.5,
        canInteract = function(entity, distance, coords, name, bone)
            return true
        end,
        onSelect = function()
            -- opens the terminal
        end,
    }
}

If your target resource expects event names instead of function actions, wrap option.onSelect in the callback shape its documentation requires.