A safer handoff from spawn selection to the world.
This Qbox spawn-selector fork adds collision-aware placement for normal coordinate destinations. It freezes the player, sets streaming focus, requests collision for up to ten seconds, applies the final coordinate and heading, then triggers the loaded events and restores the world view. Property spawns keep the upstream qbx_properties entry path.
Place qbx_spawn in resources and keep the expected resource name.
Configure the enabled labels and vec4 coordinates in config/client.lua.
Start qbx_properties before qbx_spawn when owned properties should appear in the selector.
Test each coordinate after a fresh connection and verify collision, heading, fade-in, and player-loaded events on the production map build.
ensure oxmysql
ensure ox_lib
ensure qbx_core
ensure qbx_properties # optional owned-property destinations
ensure qbx_spawnEdit config/client.lua to add, remove, or reorder label and vec4 entries. The current snapshot enables Paleto Bay, Sandy Shores, Legion Square, Mission Row, Vespucci Beach, and Grapeseed.
{ label = 'Legion Square', coords = vec4(195.17, -933.77, 29.7, 144.5) }Use safe ground coordinates with the intended heading and verify that the production map build streams collision there. The ten-second wait reduces fall-through risk but cannot correct a bad destination.
Start qbx_properties before qbx_spawn to list properties owned by the player. Keyholder-only properties are not included by the current server query.
The manifest repository and version checker still point to Qbox-project/qbx_spawn. Review upstream changes against the custom client patch before replacing files.
Join with a character that has a saved position, move through every configured map option, select a normal coordinate, and confirm collision loads before the screen fades in.
Open the flow with multiple characters or reconnects and confirm the selected button resets to the first entry rather than keeping a stale index.
Select an owned property and confirm qbx_properties handles the interior entry. The new collision-wait helper is intentionally not used on that path.
Validate that coordinate against the active map and collision files. The helper waits up to ten seconds and is a mitigation, not a guarantee for invalid or slow custom-map locations.
Confirm qbx_properties starts first, the properties table exists, and the current character owns a property. The query does not include properties held only through keys.
Confirm qbx_core resolves the player, oxmysql is running, and the players row contains valid JSON position data for the character's citizen ID.
The version checker targets the upstream Qbox repository. Compare client/main.lua before applying an update and preserve the collision helper and selection reset intentionally.