QBCore scripts for FiveM
Every script in this list runs on QBCore without a separate build. They all plug into hz_lib, the free bridge that looks for qb-core when the server starts and routes money, identity, notifications and inventory through it. Detection is automatic; one line in hz_lib/config.lua forces qbcore if your server layout confuses it.
QBCore has one convenience the other frameworks do not: the scripts that ship items make them useable automatically, so there is no CreateUseableItem to write. qb-menu and qb-input are supported for menus, qb-target for targeting, and qb-inventory alongside ox_inventory and qs-inventory for items.
Startup order still applies: qb-core first, then hz_lib, then any HZ script. The console line [HZ Bridge] … Framework: qbcore confirms the bridge found your framework.
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9 QBCore-compatible scripts
Frequently asked — QBCore
Do HZ scripts work on the latest QBCore?
Yes. hz_lib detects the qb-core resource and uses its exports; the scripts never call the framework directly, so a QBCore update does not require a script update.
Do I need to register useable items?
No. On QBCore the items shipped by a script are made useable automatically. You still copy the item definitions into qb-core/shared/items.lua and the images into your inventory.
Does it work with qb-target and qb-inventory?
Yes. Both are detected by hz_lib, next to ox_target, ox_inventory and qs-inventory.
What about QBox — is that the same thing?
No. QBox uses qbx_core and its own conventions; hz_lib detects it separately. See the QBox scripts page.