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FiveM Convert ESX Scripts to QBCore

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Hello FiveM players, this tutorial will show you how to convert ESX Scripts to QBUS/QBCore!

This is a list for the conversion of scripts (functions for client and server).

Client side

  • esx:onPlayerDeath -> hospital:server:SetDeathStatus
  • esx:playerLoaded -> QBCore:Client:OnPlayerLoaded
  • esx:showAdvancedNotification -> QBCore:Notify
  • esx:showHelpNotification -> QBCore:Notify
  • esx:showNotification -> QBCore:Notify
  • ESX.GetPlayerData -> QBCore.Functions.GetPlayerData
  • ESX.IsPlayerLoaded -> None
  • ESX.SetPlayerData -> QBCore:Player:SetPlayerData
  • ESX.TriggerServerCallback -> QBCore.Functions.TriggerCallback
  • ESX.Game.DeleteObject -> None (Can use FiveM native DeleteEntity)
  • ESX.Game.DeleteVehicle -> QBCore.Functions.DeleteVehicle
  • ESX.Game.GetClosestObject -> None (Can use FiveM native GetClosestObjectOfType)
  • ESX.Game.GetClosestPed -> QBCore.Functions.GetClosestPed
  • ESX.Game.GetClosestPlayer -> QBCore.Functions.GetClosestPlayer
  • ESX.Game.GetClosestVehicle -> QBCore.Functions.GetClosestVehicle
  • ESX.Game.GetObjects -> None (uses enumeration)
  • ESX.Game.GetPedMugshot -> None (Can use FiveM native RegisterPedheadshot)
  • ESX.Game.GetPeds -> None (uses enumeration)
  • ESX.Game.GetPlayers -> QBCore.Functions.GetPlayers
  • ESX.Game.GetPlayersInArea -> None (uses enumeration)
  • ESX.Game.GetVehicleInDirection -> None (uses ray casting)
  • ESX.Game.GetVehicles -> QBCore.Functions.GetVehicles
  • ESX.Game.GetVehiclesInArea -> None (uses enumeration)
  • ESX.Game.IsSpawnPointClear -> None (uses getvehiclesinarea)
  • ESX.Game.SetVehicleProperties -> QBCore.Functions.SetVehicleProperties
  • ESX.Game.GetVehicleProperties -> QBCore.Functions.GetVehicleProperties
  • ESX.Game.SpawnLocalObject -> None (dont bother)
  • ESX.Game.SpawnLocalVehicle -> None (dont bother)
  • ESX.Game.SpawnObject -> None (Can use FiveM Native CreateObject)
  • ESX.Game.SpawnVehicle -> QBCore.Functions.SpawnVehicle
  • ESX.Game.Teleport -> (Can use FiveM Native SetEntityCoords and SetEntityHeading)
  • ESX.Game.Utils.DrawText3D -> QBCore.Functions.DrawText3D

Server side

  • ESX.CreatePickup -> None (irrelevant and done through qb-inventory)
  • ESX.GetItemLabel -> None (Just returns item label)
  • ESX.GetPlayerFromId -> QBCore.Functions.GetPlayer
  • ESX.GetPlayerFromIdentifier -> QBCore.Functions.GetPlayerByCitizenId
  • ESX.GetPlayers -> QBCore.Functions.GetPlayers
  • ESX.RegisterServerCallback -> QBCore.Functions.CreateCallback
  • ESX.RegisterUsableItem -> QBCore.Functions.CreateUseableItem
  • ESX.SavePlayer -> QBCore.Player.Save
  • ESX.SavePlayers -> None (dont bother)
  • ESX.Trace -> Use QBCore.Debug but dont bother converting this
  • ESX.UseItem -> QBCore.Functions.UseItem

xPlayer

  • xPlayer.addAccountMoney -> xPlayer.Functions.AddMoney (account)
  • xPlayer.addInventoryItem -> xPlayer.Functions.AddItem (item name)
  • xPlayer.addMoney -> xPlayer.Functions.AddMoney (cash)
  • xPlayer.addWeapon -> xPlayer.Functions.AddItem (weapon name)
  • xPlayer.addWeaponAmmo -> xPlayer.Functions.AddItem (ammo name)
  • xPlayer.addWeaponComponent -> xPlayer.Functions.AddItem (component name)
  • xPlayer.canCarryItem -> None (xPlayer.Functions.AddItem already checks this)
  • xPlayer.canSwapItem -> None (xPlayer.Functions.AddItem already checks this)
  • xPlayer.getAccount -> None (use player data)
  • xPlayer.getAccounts -> None (use player data)
  • xPlayer.getCoords -> None (Can use FiveM Native GetEntityCoords)
  • xPlayer.getGroup -> xPlayer.Functions.GetPermission
  • xPlayer.getIdentifier -> xPlayer.Functions.GetIdentifier
  • xPlayer.getInventory -> QBCore.Player.LoadInventory
  • xPlayer.getInventoryItem -> xPlayer.Functions.GetItemByName
  • xPlayer.getJob -> None (use player data)
  • xPlayer.getLoadout -> None (fuck loadouts)
  • xPlayer.getMoney -> None (use player data)
  • xPlayer.getName -> None (use player data)
  • xPlayer.getWeapon -> xPlayer.Functions.GetItemByName (weapon name)
  • xPlayer.getWeight -> xPlayer.Player.GetTotalWeight
  • xPlayer.hasWeapon -> xPlayer.Functions.GetItemByName (weapon name)
  • xPlayer.hasWeaponComponent -> xPlayer.Functions.GetItemByName (component name)
  • xPlayer.kick -> xPlayer.Functions.Kick
  • xPlayer.removeAccountMoney -> xPlayer.Functions.RemoveMoney (account)
  • xPlayer.removeInventoryItem -> xPlayer.Functions.RemoveItem (item name)
  • xPlayer.removeMoney -> xPlayer.Functions.RemoveMoney (cash)
  • xPlayer.removeWeapon -> xPlayer.Functions.RemoveItem (weapon name)
  • xPlayer.removeWeaponAmmo -> xPlayer.Functions.RemoveItem (ammo name)
  • xPlayer.removeWeaponComponent -> xPlayer.Functions.RemoveItem (component name)
  • xPlayer.setAccountMoney -> xPlayer.Functions.SetMoney (account)
  • xPlayer.setCoords -> None (used for teleporting)
  • xPlayer.setInventoryItem -> xPlayer.Functions.AddItem (item name)
  • xPlayer.setJob -> xPlayer.Functions.SetJob
  • xPlayer.setMaxWeight -> None (It is set in qb-core config)
  • xPlayer.setMoney -> xPlayer.Functions.SetMoney
  • xPlayer.setName -> None (dont bother)
  • xPlayer.setWeaponTint -> None (qb-weapons does this)
  • xPlayer.showHelpNotification -> TriggerClientEvent(‘QBCore:Notify’)
  • xPlayer.showNotification -> TriggerClientEvent(‘QBCore:Notify’)
  • xPlayer.triggerEvent -> None (dont bother)
  • xPlayer.updateCoords -> None (dont bother)

Events

  • esx:getSharedObject -> QBCore:GetObject
  • esx:setJob -> QBCore:Client:OnJobUpdate
  • esx:onPlayerSpawn -> QBCore:Client:OnPlayerLoaded
  • playerSpawned -> QBCore:Client:OnPlayerLoaded (spawnmanager compatibility)
  • esx:addInventoryItem -> QBCore:Server:AddItem
  • esx:removeInventoryItem -> QBCore:Server:RemoveItem
  • esx:useItem -> QBCore:Server:UseItem
  • MySQL.Async.fetchScalar() -> exports[‘ghmattimysql’]:scalar() or QBCore.Functions.ExecuteSql(true,
  • MySQL.Async.fetchAll() -> exports[‘ghmattimysql’]:execute() or QBCore.Functions.ExecuteSql(true,
  • MySQL.Async.execute() -> exports[‘ghmattimysql’]:execute() or QBCore.Functions.ExecuteSql(false,

Conversion tutorial

If you want to convert the scripts, just use the different function as we have written above. Like ESX, Qbus has the same functions but with different names.

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