QBCore Framework Overview

QBCore is the FiveM roleplay framework with the largest third-party script ecosystem. If you are buying resources from Tebex stores, QBCore compatibility is the most commonly advertised target.

Current state

Where the code lives now

QBCore moved GitHub organisations in August 2026.

Old links still resolve through a GitHub redirect, so a stale guide will appear to work rather than 404. Check any git remote you inherited — see Legacy frameworks for the fix.

Separately, qbcore.org has been rebuilt as a cross-platform specification site. QBCore is now positioned as a roleplay architecture standard with native implementations for FiveM, RedM, Roblox and UEFN, rather than a single Lua codebase. The FiveM implementation is the mature one and is what this section documents.

Architecture in one page

• Core object — resources fetch a shared QBCore table via exports['qb-core']:GetCoreObject(), then call into QBCore.Functions, QBCore.Shared and QBCore.Commands.
• Player data — each connected player has a PlayerData table keyed by citizenid, holding money accounts, charinfo, job, gang and a free-form metadata table that most community scripts write into.
• Money — three accounts by default: cash, bank, crypto.
• Jobs and gangs — defined in qb-core/shared/jobs.lua and shared/gangs.lua, with string grade keys.
• Items — defined in qb-core/shared/items.lua, consumed by qb-inventory.

Full structure reference →

Documentation map

Two documentation sites exist. They serve different purposes.

Next steps

• Install QBCore
• QBCore structure
• QBCore resources