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🔗 FiveM Target Bridge

This is a lightweight and modular bridge for FiveM that allows seamless switching between ox_target and qb-target.

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💡 Features

• Automatically detects if ox_target or qb-target is active
• Unified functions for adding:
  • Box Zones
  • Target Models
  • Target Entities
  • Target Bones
  • Target Player actions
• Fallback warnings in console if no target system is active
• Debug poly support

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🧠 Why use this?

Some servers want to gradually migrate to ox_target without rewriting all their custom scripts. This bridge provides an abstraction layer, so your scripts remain agnostic of the target system used.

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📁 File Structure

target_bridge/ ├── client/ │ └── test_target.lua # Sample usage (optional) ├── fxmanifest.lua ├── target_bridge.lua # Main logic └── README.md

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⚙️ How to use

1. Add it to your server.cfg before any script using target functions

cfg ensure ox_lib ensure ox_target ensure target_bridge

2. Replace your direct calls to exports['qb-target'] or exports['ox_target'] with:

lua TargetBridge.AddBoxZone(...) TargetBridge.AddTargetModel(...) TargetBridge.AddTargetEntityBridge(...) TargetBridge.AddTargetBone(...) TargetBridge.AddTargetPlayer(...)

3. Make sure your scripts depend on the bridge

In your fxmanifest.lua:

lua dependency 'target_bridge'

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🧪 Sample BoxZone

lua

CreateThread(function() TargetBridge.AddBoxZone("test_zone", vector3(437.39, -981.96, 30.69), 1.5, 1.5, { name = "test_zone", heading = 0, debugPoly = true, options = { { icon = "fas fa-eye", label = "Interaction Test", action = function() print("✅ Interaction successful!") end } } }) end)

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🙌 Credits

Made with ❤️ by TooMuchGood and GothamRP

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✅ License

MIT — Free to use and modify.