Setting Up QBCore Scripts – Here's How
If you're venturing into the world of FiveM server development, you've likely encountered QBCore — the powerful framework that streamlines the creation...

If you're venturing into the world of FiveM server development, you've likely encountered — the powerful framework that streamlines the creation of roleplay servers on the FiveM platform. Setting up can seem daunting at first, but with a systematic approach, you can customize and enhance your server to provide an engaging experience for your players. This guide will walk you through the essential steps to set up and customize QBCore scripts, including modifying configuration files, adjusting client and server scripts, and translating scripts into your preferred language.
Before installing random resources, map your stack first: foundation systems, roleplay jobs, economy, and advanced loops. The gives you a build order, and the keeps framework-compatible options in one place.
1. Modifying the Configuration File (config.lua)
The config.lua file is the backbone of any QBCore script. It contains various settings that allow you to customize how the script behaves on your server.
Steps to Modify config.lua:
- Locate the config.lua File:
- After downloading or cloning the QBCore script, navigate to its folder within your server's
resourcesdirectory. - Inside the script's folder, find the
config.luafile.
- After downloading or cloning the QBCore script, navigate to its folder within your server's
- Open the File for Editing:
- Use a code editor like Visual Studio Code, Sublime Text, or Notepad++ to open the
config.luafile. - Avoid using basic text editors like Notepad, as they may not display the code formatting correctly.
- Use a code editor like Visual Studio Code, Sublime Text, or Notepad++ to open the
- Understand the Configuration Options:
- Read through the comments and settings within the file.
- Configuration options may include toggles for enabling/disabling features, setting permissions, adjusting prices, and more.










