🌟Adapt Framework

Integrate the Bodycam & Dashcam v2 script into your framework.

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Integrate your framework.

• Let's go inside the wais-bodycamv2 folder and open the Config.lua file with an editor.

• Change the Config.Framework variables in the Config file.

• What to write for the Framework variable.

  • If you are using ESX, the Framework variable should be: ["Framework"] = "esx",

• ResourceName is the script name of the framework you are using. For example: qb-core, es_extended.

  • This is the case if you are using ESX: ["ResourceName"] = "es_extended",

  • This is the case if you are using QBCore: ["ResourceName"] = "qb-core",

• If your infrastructure is new, the NewCore variable must be @true, if not, it must be @false. ESX Legacy and QBCore are newcore.

• If you are using SharedEvent old core, you can find and paste the shared event from any script or from the infrastructure itself. This is important.

Config.Framework = {
    ["Framework"] = "esx", -- esx or qbcore
    ["ResourceName"] = "es_extended", -- es_extended or qb-core or your resource name
    ["NewCore"] = true, -- If you use the new core, set this to true ( esx or qb ). If you are using the old one, make it false and edit the event below according to yourself.
    ["SharedEvent"] = "esx:getSharedObject" -- Event name for old cores.
}

Config.Framework = {
    ["Framework"] = "qbcore", -- esx or qbcore
    ["ResourceName"] = "qb-core", -- es_extended or qb-core or your resource name
    ["NewCore"] = true, -- If you use the new core, set this to true ( esx or qb ). If you are using the old one, make it false and edit the event below according to yourself.
    ["SharedEvent"] = "qb-core:getSharedObject" -- Event name for old cores.
}

If the name of the core script is different, replace the value of the [“ResourceName”] variable with the script name

[“ResourceName”] = "your core resources name"