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Amir Expert

Eight Amir Expert resources for qb-core, several of them replacements for the parts of QBCore that servers outgrow first: the phone, multicharacter and gangs.

Replacing the default pieces

QBCore ships with a phone, a character selector and a gang framework, and most servers replace all three within a few months. This collection is aimed squarely at that moment: qb-phone v2 in a NoPixel style, a multicharacter screen, and ESX/QB-Gangs with a boss menu that makes adding a gang a config change rather than a code edit.

Those are structural swaps. The phone in particular touches everything that sends a notification, so do it on a test server and expect to update other resources that call the old one.

The rest

A NoPixel house robbery, a Bobcat robbery on the Gabz map, a vehicle GPS tracker, a tattoo shop and pets. None of the eight are free, and prices run from $10 to $30.

This is a qb-core and Qbox collection with no ESX badges, despite one resource name suggesting otherwise. Check the card. ESX servers will find equivalents in the ESX collection.

Frequently asked questions

Will replacing qb-phone break my other scripts?

It can. Anything that sends a notification or a message through the old phone needs pointing at the new one. Do it on a test server first.

Do these run on ESX?

No. The collection carries qb-core and Qbox badges only, even where a product name mentions ESX.