Target scripts

Most FiveM scripts add their interactions through ox_target, qb-target or qtarget. SL-Interact takes the place of all three: it answers their calls and shows those interactions with its own points and label. You don’t change a line of those scripts, and it also works with scripts protected by escrow.

How to set it up

1. Remove ox_target, qb-target or qtarget from your server.cfg (or move them to a [disabled] folder).
2. Start sl_interact before every script that uses them.
3. Restart the whole server.

That’s all. Scripts that declare dependency 'ox_target' or dependency 'qb-target' start normally: SL-Interact provides those names.

Want to keep ox_target?

With Config.Bridge = 'auto' (the default), if you leave the original target running, SL-Interact doesn’t answer for it: the scripts that use it stay with it, and SL-Interact only shows its own interactions and the creator’s. SL-Interact warns about it in the server console when it starts. See configuration.

What it translates

	ox_target	qb-target / qtarget
Entities and networked entities	addEntity, addLocalEntity	AddTargetEntity, AddEntityZone
Models	addModel	AddTargetModel
Every ped, vehicle, object, player	addGlobalPed, addGlobalVehicle, addGlobalObject, addGlobalPlayer	AddGlobalPed, AddGlobalVehicle, AddGlobalObject, AddGlobalPlayer, AddGlobalType
Vehicle bones	bones in the options	AddTargetBone
Sphere and box zones	addSphereZone, addBoxZone	AddCircleZone, AddBoxZone
Removing	remove*, removeZone	Remove*, RemoveZone
Pausing	disableTargeting	AllowTargeting, DisableTarget, EnableTarget
Peds		SpawnPed, DeletePeds, RemoveSpawnedPed

Options keep working as written: label, icon, distance, canInteract, onSelect, action, event, serverEvent, command, groups / job / gang, items / item and their arguments. For ox_target also offset, offsetSize and absoluteOffset (each one shows in its place on the vehicle), and canInteract and onSelect get the exact point you aim at, the distance and the bone, like in ox_target.

What several scripts add to the same thing (a car, a ped, an object) shows together in one label, as in the originals.

The icons of those scripts (Font Awesome names) are shown with the closest icon of SL-Interact.

What changes for the player

• The label of SL-Interact replaces the eye and the list of the original.
• Global options (every vehicle, every player…) follow Config.Reveal.globals, which is Alt by default, like the original.
• Everything else follows Config.Reveal.default (shows when close) unless you choose otherwise in the interactions panel.
• Every one of those interactions appears in the interactions panel under its script, and can be renamed, changed or turned off from there.

Limits

Feature	What happens
Polygon zones (addPolyZone, AddPolyZone)	Shown as a point in the center of the polygon. A warning is printed once in F8
AddComboZone	Not supported. A warning is printed once in F8
addGlobalOption (ox_target: an option on everything)	Not supported. A warning is printed once in F8
Get*Data / Update*Data (qb-target)	Get* return an empty table; Update* do nothing and warn once

None of these stop the calling script: it keeps running, only that interaction is approximated or missing.

Restarting

If you restart only SL-Interact with the server running, the scripts that used the bridge don’t add their interactions again. SL-Interact prints a warning in the console when this happens. Restart the whole server, or restart those scripts too.