# Installation Qbx

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You should have read and done the [*How to set it up*](/0resmon/wais-resoucres/wais-multicharacterv2/how-to-set-it-up.md) page before proceeding with these steps.
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## Connecting Multicharacter to Qbx

Let's go inside the <mark style="background-color:orange;">Wais-multicharacterv2</mark> folder and open the <mark style="background-color:orange;">Config.lua</mark> file with an editor.

Change the <mark style="background-color:orange;">Config.Framework</mark> variable in the first lines of the Config file as below.

```lua
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.
}
```

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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"`
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