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ers_integration

Connect ERS callouts to the framework around them.

QBCoreQbox bridgePS DispatchOX LibOX TargetQBX Radial MenuOX MySQL
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Version
v1.6
Updated
May 21, 2026
License
FiveM Non-Commercial v1.0
01 / OVERVIEW

Start here

ers_integration bridges Emergency Response Simulator activity into QBCore server systems. The current manifest and scripts call qb-core directly, so Qbox installations need a compatible QB bridge exposed as qb-core. Installation requires ERS plus coordinated PS Dispatch, radial-menu, target, and database setup.

02 / REQUIREMENTS

What you need

FrameworkQBCore API; Qbox requires a QB compatibility bridge
Requirednight_ers, PS Dispatch, ox_lib, oxmysql, nearest-postal
Menuqb-radialmenu or qbx-radialmenu
Librariesox_lib, oxmysql, and a supported target
03 / INSTALLATION

Install and start

  1. 01

    Back up PS Dispatch and radial-menu configuration before making integration edits.

  2. 02

    Apply the provided alert and radial-menu entries from the INSTALL ME folder.

  3. 03

    Place ers_integration in your resources and import INSTALL ME/SQL/ers_database.sql.

  4. 04

    Configure duty locations, dispatch timing, rewards, notifications, inventory, and target behavior.

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ensure ox_lib
ensure oxmysql
ensure qb-core
ensure nearest-postal
ensure ps-dispatch
ensure ox_target # or qb-target
ensure qb-radialmenu # or qbx-radialmenu
ensure night_ers
ensure ers_integration
04 / CONFIGURATION

Configuration checkpoints

01

Back up integration targets

Create backups of PS Dispatch and radial-menu configuration before applying any provided alert or menu entries.

02

Apply the included integration edits

Use the matching files in the INSTALL ME directory for dispatch alerts and the selected qb or qbx radial menu.

03

Prepare the database

Import INSTALL ME/SQL/ers_database.sql before testing MDT profiles, vehicles, calls, reports, personnel, services, dispatch, and history features.

04

Tune the server workflow

Configure duty locations, dispatch delays, rewards, notifications, inventory options, target behavior, jobs, and access rules for the chosen framework.

05

Secure optional bonus payouts

Arrival and traffic-stop bonuses are marked as potentially exploitable. Restrict or disable them as needed, and use a quoted deposit type such as 'bank' or 'cash'.

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Config.BonusPayDepositType = 'bank'
05 / USAGE

Validate the resource

Test every integration boundary

Verify duty access, a traffic stop, an ERS callout, a pursuit, service requests, dispatch arrival, radial actions, target actions, and MDT persistence with the intended jobs.

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Treat ERS as a separate requirement

Emergency Response Simulator is not included with this bridge. Install and validate the required Nights Software resource separately.

06 / TROUBLESHOOTING

Common checks

Dispatch alerts are absent

Confirm PS Dispatch is running, the supplied alert additions were applied to the correct version, and the configured event names were not changed.

Radial or target actions are missing

Confirm the configured qb or qbx radial resource and supported target system start before the integration, then review job and duty restrictions.

MDT data does not persist

Confirm the included SQL was imported, oxmysql is started, and the server console reports no schema or query errors.

A callout does not reach the framework

Validate night_ers first, then confirm qb-core—or a compatible bridge exposed under that name—is running and provides the QBCore API expected by the integration.

07 / REFERENCE

Source and release notes

  • This is a source-available, non-commercial integration rather than an open-source release.
  • The QBX radial-menu examples should be reviewed against the installed menu version before copying them.
  • Do not describe this as drag-and-drop: PS Dispatch and radial-menu edits are required.
  • The repository notes that an arrival dispatch event may appear even when a service request is denied.
  • Emergency Response Simulator, PS Dispatch, and other integrated resources retain their own licenses and support channels.