
Weapon On Back
ef-weaponback for ESX: actual bag behaviour, legacy installation, clothing conflicts and weapon-inventory limitations.

ef-weaponback for ESX: actual bag behaviour, legacy installation, clothing conflicts and weapon-inventory limitations.

Aizik’s legacy FiveM redeem script uses ESX, mysql-async and a Discord bot. Review missing dependencies and redemption safeguards before deployment.

Find the original discontinued Trew HUD, choose its ESX or vRP folder and check dependencies, status exports and voice integration before use.

Review JotaDaTeta’s j_clothe source, inventory metadata, character-model bugs and server-side item checks before FiveM deployment.
Set up r_communityservice with ox_lib and r_bridge, configure task limits and verify permissions, item return and saved sentences.

Integrate ToZ Notifications with client exports or server events. Check payloads, message HTML and framework adapters before replacing notifications.





