QBox scripts for FiveM
Every script in this list runs on QBox without a separate build. They all plug into hz_lib, the free bridge that looks for qbx_core when the server starts and routes money, identity, notifications and inventory through it. QBox is detected on its own — it is not treated as QBCore.
A QBox server usually pairs the framework with ox_lib, ox_inventory and ox_target. All three are first-class in hz_lib: ox_lib is the preferred menu and notification layer, ox_inventory the preferred inventory, ox_target the preferred targeting system. HZ-Cook, for instance, requires ox_lib and ships its items file for ox_inventory.
Startup order: qbx_core first, then hz_lib, then any HZ script. The console line [HZ Bridge] … Framework: qbox confirms the bridge found your framework.
Still choosing a framework? ESX vs QBCore vs QBox, compared · hz_lib documentation
9 QBox-compatible scripts
Frequently asked — QBox
Is QBox supported natively or through a QBCore compatibility layer?
Natively. hz_lib detects qbx_core as its own framework; it does not rely on the qb-core bridge.
Do I need ox_lib?
Some scripts require it (HZ-Cook does), and on QBox it is normally already present. hz_lib uses ox_lib for menus and notifications when it is there.
Which inventory and target should I use on QBox?
ox_inventory and ox_target are the typical QBox pairing and both are fully supported; qb-inventory, qs-inventory and qb-target work too.
Which order must the resources start in?
qbx_core, then hz_lib, then the HZ scripts. hz_lib must start after the framework it detects.