extendedmode is a community edition fork of es_extended (better known as ESX) and will be maintained by various trusted members of the FiveM community.

• Allow even versions of ESX scripts pre 1.2 to continue to function with as few edits as possible.
• Ensure backwards compatibility/new features at the same time as adding optimisations and general other boosts.

es_extended is a roleplay framework for FiveM. ESX is short for EssentialMode Extended. The to-go framework for creating an economy based roleplay server on FiveM and most popular on the platform, too!

ESX was initially developed by Gizz back in 2017 for his friend as the were creating an FiveM server and there wasn't any economy roleplaying frameworks available. The original code was written within a week or two and later open sourced, it has ever since been improved and parts been rewritten to further improve on it.

Be warned that extendedmode is in ALPHA stages and is not ready for production use.

If you already have an ESX installation please see this guide! (coming soon!)

• Full Documentation (Work in Progress!)
• ESX Migration Guide (coming soon!)
• FiveM Native Reference
• [ExM Discord] (http://discord.gg/qKYBQH8)

• Weight based inventory system
• Weapons support, including support for attachments and tints
• Supports different money accounts (defaulted with cash, bank and black money)
• Many official resources available in our GitHub
• Job system, with grades and clothes support
• Supports multiple languages, most strings are localized
• Easy to use API for developers to easily integrate EX to their projects
• Register your own commands easily, with argument validation, chat suggestion and using FXServer ACL

We have also made some exclusive features for extendedmode only, find them all here!

• A fully configured installation of mysql-async (or equivalent)

1. Fork this repository to your own account, then check out the dev branch.
2. Write your changes.
3. Test your changes against your own server.
4. Create a pull request against the "dev" branch.

When contributing code, it's important to include a short summary of what the code does in your pull request so it can be reviewed quickly.

All changes after 04/04/2020 are provided by their respective authors under the GNUGPLv3 license.

Copyright (C) 2015-2020 Jérémie N'gadi

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