Configuration

tr_core's settings are in two files. Every TR script uses them. Restart the server after a change.

Everything is on auto, so most servers change nothing.

config.lua

-- tr_core settings, shared by every TR script. Restart the server after a change.
-- Discord webhooks go in server_config.lua: this file is sent to every player's game.

return {
    locale = 'en',      -- the language: a file in each script's locales/ folder ('en', 'sv', ...)
    logLevel = 'info',  -- what prints in the console: 'error', 'warn', 'info' or 'debug'

    -- The scripts tr_core works with. 'auto' finds them by itself.
    framework = 'auto', -- 'esx', 'qb', 'qbx'
    inventory = 'auto', -- 'ox_inventory', 'qb_inventory'
    target = 'auto',    -- 'ox_target', 'qb_target', or 'tr_core' for its own (a dot, then E)
    keys = 'auto',      -- your vehicle keys script, or 'none'
    fuel = 'auto',      -- your fuel script, or 'none'
    dispatch = 'auto',  -- your police dispatch script, or 'none'

    -- Your framework's money types. 'auto' uses its usual ones.
    accounts = {
        cash = 'auto',
        bank = 'auto',
        dirty = 'auto', -- QBCore and Qbox have none: put yours here, or dirty money reads as 0
    },
}

General

Your scripts

tr_core finds your framework, inventory and the rest by itself ('auto'). Where a kind has several, the first one that's running is used. Set one yourself when you run something it doesn't pick, or two of a kind.

The resource's own name works too ('es_extended', 'qb-target').

target is how players pick an option on a player, a car or a thing (Breath test on a player, for example). On 'auto' that's ox_target or qb-target when your server has one. Without either, or with 'tr_core', it's tr_core's own: a dot on what can be used, and E to pick.

Money accounts

'auto' uses the framework's usual one.

server_config.lua

-- tr_core settings only the server sees: this file is never sent to players' games, so secrets go here.

return {
    -- Discord webhooks for TR scripts' logs. Each log names its channel at the bottom ('security', 'money', ...).
    webhooks = {
        default = '',     -- every log
        -- security = '', -- a channel with its own webhook
    },
}

From tr_core 1.4.0, logs for one webhook go out together, up to 10 in a message, so Discord never turns them away. A player who sets off many security logs in a row gives one log, then a summary of the rest a minute later.