Installation

Step 1: Download the Script

Download the latest version of Ayccoe's MultiCharacter from your keymaster.

Step 2: Add to Resources

Place the script folder in your server's resources directory.

Step 3: Edit Resource Name

Rename the resource folder by omitting -os or -escrow, renaming it to ayc-multicharacter .

Step 4: Update server.cfg

Add the following line to your server.cfg file:

ensure ayc-multicharacter

Step 5: Install SQL

The script requires a database setup. Follow these steps:

1. Locate the SQL file in the install folder of the script directory. They are named depending on your framework.

2. Access your MySQL database using a tool such as phpMyAdmin , HeidiSQL , or MySQL Workbench .

3. Import the SQL file into your database by running the script. This will create the necessary tables for the script to function.

Step 6: Configure the Script

Edit the config.lua file to customize the settings according to your server's needs. Refer to the Configuration Overview section for details.

Step 7: Edit The Core Files (Qbox Only)

• Navigate to the file qbx_core/config/client.lua.

• Locate the following line:

useExternalCharacters = false, -- Whether you have an external character management resource. (If true, disables the character management inside the core)

• Set it to true.

This change ensures that the internal character management system within QBX Core is disabled, allowing your external character management resource to take over.

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• Navigate to the file qbx_core/server/player.lua.

• Add the following line at the end of the file:

exports('DeleteCharacter2', DeleteCharacter)

This ensures that the delete character function works as expected.

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• Open the fxmanifest.lua file within the script.

• Locate the following commented line:

-- '@ox_lib/init.lua'

• Remove the leading -- to uncomment it.

This step initializes OxLib, which is essential for the functionality of certain features in your script.

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• Navigate to the file server/framework.lua.

• Locate line 409, which should look like this:

webhook = nil, -- your web hook

• Replace nil with your webhook URL as a string. For example:

webhook = "https://your-webhook-url-here.com", -- your web hook

By following these steps, you will successfully configure your webhook for use in the script. Ensure that the URL is valid and accessible to avoid any issues with functionality.

Step 8: Restart the Server

Restart your server to apply the changes and start using the script.