⚙️How to set it up

What needs to be done for installation

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📍 What needs to be done for installation

Below are some important types and installation contents.

• Do not change the name of the script

• Take care to start the script manually after your core.

• You will also need ox_lib and xsound scripts!

# Your ox scripts
ensure [core]
# Your other orders
ensure xsound
ensure wais-hudv6

This is the layout and appearance that should be in the Server.cfg file.

• After downloading xsound, go to the sounds folder in wais-hudv6/sounds and copy the sounds.

• then drop the copied sound files into the xsound > html > sounds folder.

• Next, navigate to the xsound/config.lua file, locate the variable config.interact_sound_enable = false, and change the value from false to true.

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🎚 Framework Settings

Hud works standalone. It can define and operate popular frameworks within itself. Now you're ready, you can start using the hud.

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If you are using an older version of Esx or Qbcore, see what needs to be done below.

ESX integration with SharedObject Event ( FOR OLD VERSION ESX )

Config.Framework = {
    ["Framework"] = "esx", -- auto, esx, qbcore or qbox
    ["ResourceName"] = "es_extended ", -- auto, es_extended or qb-core or your resource name. If you using qbx you should write qb-core
    ["SharedEvent"] = "esx:getSharedObject" -- Event name for old cores.
}

QBCORE integration with SharedObject Event ( FOR OLD VERSION QBCORE )

Config.Framework = {
    ["Framework"] = "qbcore", -- auto, esx, qbcore or qbox
    ["ResourceName"] = "qb-core", -- auto, es_extended or qb-core or your resource name. If you using qbx you should write qb-core
    ["SharedEvent"] = "qb-core:getSharedObject" -- Event name for old cores.
}

After writing the SharedObject event and specifying the framework type, restart the script. Check your console.

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If you are using a custom framework, click to integrate