Introduction
LX Studios builds premium FiveM resources that work on Qbox, QB-Core, and ESX from a single purchase — no separate framework editions.
How LX products are built
Section titled “How LX products are built”Every LX product is made of up to three resources:
| Resource | Role |
|---|---|
The product (e.g. lx-busjob) |
The gameplay script you bought |
lx-lib |
Framework bridge — detects Qbox / QB-Core / ESX and provides one shared API for money, items, jobs, and notifications |
lx-navigation |
Transit navigation engine — GPS guidance, turn instructions, and driver HUD (used by transport products) |
lx-lib and lx-navigation are included with your purchase. You install them once; future LX products reuse them.
Requirements
Section titled “Requirements”- A FiveM server with OneSync enabled (server build 7290+)
- One supported framework:
qbx_core,qb-core, ores_extended - ox_lib — hard dependency of Advanced Bus Job; optional for lx-lib notifications
- oxmysql — Advanced Bus Job career stats / contracts
- Inventory recommended for the broader stack:
ox_inventory(including on ESX) orqb-inventory— optional to lx-lib and the current Advanced Bus Job loop (item APIs stub safely when none is detected)
Optional fuel, vehicle-key, and target integrations are configured per product — none are hard dependencies. Framework cash payouts do not require a banking script. lx-navigation has no framework or ox_lib dependency.
Next steps
Section titled “Next steps”- Install the resources
- Understand escrow and updating
- Configure your product — for Advanced Bus Job start at the overview