> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://5code.gitbook.io/5code-docs/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://5code.gitbook.io/5code-docs/5code-recognition/integrations/compatibility.md). # Compatibility Matrix Everything the script can talk to, with how far each one is supported. ## What the labels mean | Label | Meaning | | ------------------ | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | **Supported** | Ships at launch with its own adapter; selected automatically. | | **Stub / snippet** | An editable branch in the open `bridge/` folder, or a one-line snippet you paste into your own file. | | **Detect only** | We notice it is running and adjust to it — nothing more. | {% hint style="info" %} Something not working with your version of a resource? Every adapter lives in the open `bridge/` folder, and the [Custom adapter](/5code-docs/5code-recognition/integrations/custom-adapter.md) page shows how to change one. Tell us in the support channel and we fix the shipped adapter. {% endhint %} ## Platform | System | Support | Notes | | --------------- | ------------ | --------------------------------------------------------------- | | FXServer ≥ 7290 | **Required** | Hard manifest dependency. | | OneSync | **Required** | `legacy` or `infinity`. The resource does not start without it. | | oxmysql | **Required** | Even on a standalone server. | | ox\_lib | Optional | Used through exports only — never as a shared script. | ## Frameworks | System | Support | Auto order | Notes | | -------------------------- | --------- | ------------ | -------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | Qbox (`qbx_core`) | Supported | 1 | Checked first: it also provides the `qb-core` name. | | ESX Legacy (`es_extended`) | Supported | 2 | Character slots are reused; a new character in a reused slot starts clean. | | QBCore (`qb-core`) | Supported | 3 | | | ox\_core | Stub | 4 | Written from its documentation. | | Standalone | Supported | 5 (fallback) | One character per license, or per `ServerConfig.Standalone.CharacterKey`. | ## Character selectors Only used to send a player back to the selector after a face implant (off by default), to hide our HUD while the selector is open, and for install notes. | System | Support | Auto order | | ---------------------- | --------- | ---------- | | 17mov Character System | Supported | 1 | | Quasar Multicharacter | Stub | 2 | | 0R-Multicharacter v3 | Supported | 3 | | UM Multi Character | Supported | 4 | | CodeM Multichar | Supported | 5 | | OP Multicharacter V2 | Stub | 6 | | ak47\_multicharacter | Stub | 7 | | VMS Multichars | Stub | 8 | | qb-multicharacter | Supported | 9 | | esx\_multicharacter | Supported | 10 | | qbx\_core built-in | Supported | 11 | Details: [Character Selectors](/5code-docs/5code-recognition/integrations/character-selectors.md). ## Appearance and tattoos | System | Support | Auto order | Used for | | --------------------------- | --------- | ------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | GTA natives | Supported | always | Clothing, face coverage and the scan itself. Works with any appearance script or none. | | illenium-appearance | Supported | 1 | Face editor, outfit-change notices, saved appearance and tattoos. | | qb-clothing | Supported | 8 | Outfit-change notices, saved appearance. No face-only editor, no tattoos. | | esx\_skin / skinchanger | Supported | 9 | Restricted face menu, outfit-change notices, saved appearance. | | 17mov Character System | Supported | 2 | illenium-style API through its Skin module. | | rcore\_clothing | Supported | 3 | Outfit-change notices, saved appearance. Editor stub. | | qs-appearance | Supported | 4 | illenium-style exports. Editor stub. | | tgiann-clothing | Supported | 5 | Saved appearance. | | fivem-appearance | Supported | 7 | Unmaintained since 2023; the save event differs per fork. | | crm-appearance | Stub | 6 | | | **Tattoos:** rcore\_tattoos | Supported | T1 | Tattoos saved on the server. | | **Tattoos:** illenium JSON | Supported | T2 | Saved tattoos grouped by zone. | | **Tattoos:** natives | Supported | T3 (fallback) | Works everywhere. A tattoo script above is preferred when you run one. | Details: [Appearance & Tattoo Scripts](/5code-docs/5code-recognition/integrations/appearance.md). ## Voice | System | Support | Auto order | Talk detection | Audible changer | | ------------------------ | --------------- | ------------ | ----------------------------------------- | --------------- | | pma-voice | Supported | 1 | full | **yes** | | native Mumble | Supported | 6 (fallback) | yes | no | | SaltyChat | Supported | 2 | yes, needs `RequestTalkStates = true` | no | | YaCA | Supported | 3 | yes | no | | TokoVOIP | Stub | 4 | best effort | no | | FiveM for GTA V Enhanced | Stub — **beta** | 5 | native, voice marked low-trust for admins | no | Details: [Voice Systems](/5code-docs/5code-recognition/integrations/voice.md). ## Inventories | System | Support | Auto order | Item metadata | | ------------------- | --------- | ---------- | -------------------------------- | | ox\_inventory | Supported | 1 | yes | | qs-inventory | Supported | 2 | yes | | qb-inventory v2 | Supported | 12 | yes | | ESX default | Supported | 13 | no — our database fallback | | none / standalone | Supported | 14 | virtual items kept by the script | | jaksam\_inventory | Supported | 3 | yes | | tgiann-inventory | Supported | 4 | yes | | ak47\_qb\_inventory | Supported | 5 | yes | | ak47\_inventory | Supported | 6 | yes | | origen\_inventory | Supported | 7 | yes | | codem-inventory | Supported | 8 | yes | | core\_inventory | Supported | 9 | yes | | ps-inventory | Stub | 10 | through qb-core | | lj-inventory | Stub | 11 | through qb-core | Details: [Inventories](/5code-docs/5code-recognition/integrations/inventories.md). ## Interaction and feedback | Area | System | Support | Auto order | | --------------- | -------------------------------------- | --------- | ------------- | | **Target** | ox\_target | Supported | 2 | | | qb-target | Supported | 3 | | | sleepless\_interact | Stub | 1 | | | interact | Stub | 4 | | **Prompt text** | native floating help | Supported | default | | | ox\_lib | Supported | auto 1 | | | jg-textui | Supported | auto 2 | | | esx\_textui | Supported | auto 3 | | | qb-core DrawText | Supported | auto 4 | | | okokTextUI, lation\_ui, cd\_drawtextui | Stub | auto 5–7 | | **Notify** | ox\_lib | Supported | 1 | | | Qbox / ESX / QB | Supported | 2 | | | GTA feed | Supported | 3 (fallback) | | | okokNotify, lation\_ui | Supported | explicit only | | **Progress** | ox\_lib | Supported | 1 | | | qb-progressbar | Supported | 2 | | | esx\_progressbar | Supported | 3 | | | our own NUI bar | Supported | 5 (fallback) | | | lation\_ui | Supported | 4 | | **Emotes** | rpemotes-reborn | Supported | 1 | | | rpemotes | Supported | 2 | | | native animations | Supported | 5 (fallback) | | | scully\_emotemenu | Supported | 3 | | | dpemotes | Stub | 4 | Details: [Target, Text UI, Progress, Notify & Emotes](/5code-docs/5code-recognition/integrations/ui-helpers.md). ## HUDs | System | Support | Auto order | What we do | | ---------------------------------- | ----------- | ---------- | ------------------------------------ | | Our own HUD | Supported | always on | The recognition HUD. | | JG HUD | Supported | 1 | Default offset; optional hide stack. | | 17mov\_Hud | Stub | 2 | Hide stack only. | | 0r-hud-v3 | Stub | 3 | Hide stack only. | | mHud | Stub | 4 | Hide stack only. | | qb-hud, qbx\_hud, esx\_hud, ps-hud | Detect only | 5–8 | Default offset. | {% hint style="info" %} **Our HUD is always used.** No HUD in that list has an API for registering a third-party element, so there is nothing to plug into. We work *alongside* JG HUD, not inside it. See [HUDs (JG HUD & others)](/5code-docs/5code-recognition/integrations/huds.md). {% endhint %} ## Death and ambulance | System | Support | Auto order | | ---------------------- | --------- | ---------------------- | | our native detector | Supported | always runs underneath | | qbx\_medical | Supported | 11 | | qb-ambulancejob | Supported | 12 | | esx\_ambulancejob | Supported | 13 | | txAdmin heal | Supported | always | | wasabi\_ambulance\_v2 | Supported | 1 | | randol\_medical | Supported | 7 | | ars\_ambulancejob | Supported | 8 | | wasabi\_ambulance (v1) | Stub | 2 | | ak47\_qb\_ambulancejob | Stub | 3 | | ak47\_ambulancejob | Stub | 4 | | brutal\_ambulancejob | Stub | 5 | | osp\_ambulance | Stub | 6 | | ars\_ambulance (fork) | Stub | 9 | | visn\_are | Stub | 10 | Details: [Ambulance & Death Scripts](/5code-docs/5code-recognition/integrations/death-scripts.md). ## Police, MDT, evidence | Area | System | Support | Auto order | | ------------ | ----------------------------- | ----------------- | ----------- | | **Police** | generic cuff state bags | Supported | always on | | | qbx\_police | Supported | 5 | | | qb-policejob | Supported | 6 | | | esx\_policejob | Supported | 7 | | | wasabi\_police\_v2 | Supported | 1 | | | ox\_inventory hooks (robbery) | Supported | independent | | | wasabi\_police | Stub | 2 | | | ak47\_qb\_policejob | Stub | 3 | | | ak47\_policejob | Stub | 4 | | **MDT** | lb-tablet | Supported | 1 | | | tk\_mdt | Supported | 2 | | | redutzu-mdt | Supported | 3 | | | drx\_mdt | Detect only | 4 | | | origen\_police | Stub — alert only | 5 | | | wasabi\_mdt | Stub — alert only | 6 | | | ps-mdt | Detect only | 7 | | **Evidence** | any script, via our export | Supported | — | | | evidences (noobsystems) | Stub | 1 | | | kartik-evidence | Snippet | 2 | | | wasabi\_evidence | Snippet | 3 | Details: [Police, MDT & Evidence](/5code-docs/5code-recognition/integrations/police-mdt-evidence.md). ## Capture, admin, other | Area | System | Support | Notes | | ------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------- | --------- | ---------------------------------------------------------- | | **Screenshot** | built-in NUI view | Supported | No extra resource; checked automatically before first use. | | | screencapture | Supported | Exports only, never bundled. | | | screenshot-basic | Stub | Unmaintained; GPU cost while running. | | **Photo host** | local database | Supported | | | | Fivemanage | Supported | Key from a convar. | | | Discord | Stub | Expiring links, refreshed at view time. | | **Admin** | ACE `recognition.admin` | Supported | | | | txAdmin | Supported | | | | framework groups | Supported | | | | EasyAdmin, vMenu, qb/ps-adminmenu | Snippet | A button calling `OpenAdminPanel`. | | **Weather sync** | qbx\_weathersync, qb-weathersync | Supported | Paused during Auto-scan. | | | Renewed-Weathersync, cd\_easytime, vSync, weathersync | Stub | Same. | | **Nametags / chat** | our exports + event | Supported | Any script can use them. | | | cxc\_gamertag | Stub | | | | zeno-rpchatid | Snippet | | | **ID cards** | um-idcard, qbx\_idcard, debux, ak4y, tiz-idsystem | Snippet | One-line `RecordIntroduction` call. | ## Not on the list? 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