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QBCore VI Edition

GTA VI

Leonida

Open QBCore VI Edition

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Qbox · QBCore

Leonida

The interfaces

One night

  1. 01Pick a face

    The character screen, or hold B and switch without logging the whole client out.

  2. 02Open the board

    F6 is the frequency. Three lanes, notes from the city, and the tier Leonida currently has you at.

  3. 03Get on a lane

    A shift paycheck is what moves your name. Heat and the vibe are the rest of the night, on the same board.

  4. 04Stay in one UI

    HUD, pause grid, radio wheel, phone and customs already share the night. You are not learning a new menu per script.

Characters

Faces

The character screen from the server, in its own interface.

Hold B

Switch

The strip the game draws when you change face.

One face

Vice HUD

Status, money, stars, the car plate and the prompt. The script’s own page.

Esc

Pause grid

Map, brief, stats, settings, players, report. The pause menu’s own pictures.

F6

Frequency

Leonida. Three lanes, and the tier the board already knows.

On air

Radio wheel

The wheel from the radio script, tuned to this city’s frequencies.

In the car

Hologram speed

The speedometer the car projects, opened on the script’s demo.

Who is here

Scoreboard

The board’s own layout, including the names it uses outside the game.

The bay

Customs

Pro builds, paint, wheels, lights and nitrous, in the shop’s own menu.

The phone

Street Kings

Profile, races and the leaderboard.

The court

Hoops

The score line the court draws while a game is on.

The rest of the night

  • HUD options

    Hold V. The switches for the other VI pieces live in one list.

    qbcore_vi_extras

  • BuckMe

    LB Phone is on this build. The wallet app is BuckMe: card, pay, history.

    lb-phone

  • Binoculars

    Zoom and the lens mask, drawn by the Vice HUD when it is running.

    qbcore_vi_binoculars

  • Crash cam

    A hard hit cuts to a roadside camera and plays out slow.

    qbcore_vi_crashcam

  • Police

    The department. Wanted stars and the directional glow sit on the Vice HUD, not a second plugin.

    qbx_police

  • Medical

    Downed players go through medical, then the wasted screen if the night ends there.

    qbx_ambulancejob

  • Wasted / Busted

    Slow motion, the camera pulls back, and the word lands.

    qbcore_vi_wasted

  • Banks, stores, houses, jewels, trucks

    The Qbox robbery set. Heat on the channel is where the city hears it.

    qbx_*robbery

  • Product

    Drugs and weed are on this build. Pawn is where some of it comes back as cash.

    qbx_drugs

What sits underneath

Qbox, ox_lib, ox_inventory and oxmysql. The VI layer is the face. The jobs are the Qbox set, wired into the same night.

This is a FiveM roleplay server with a VI-inspired interface. It is not Grand Theft Auto VI. QBCore Store is not affiliated with Rockstar Games or Take-Two Interactive.

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