Overview
Redline is a drs_Dev theme for ox_lib 3.39.0 · ox_target 1.18.1. It includes matching ox_lib and ox_target folders. This guide shows how to install both, change the theme settings, test the result, and update safely. A modern racer treatment with carbon-black panels, racing-red idle frames, cyan active accents, local Rajdhani typography, and a connector-free option list beside a diamond core.
drs-ox Redline interface preview
The matching ox_target and ox_lib interfaces included with this edition.
A compact target list presents hood, seating, vehicle status, owner, and ticket actions beside the selected vehicle.
The in-game test menu shows extra details, progress, and disabled or read-only options.
Requirements
- Included
- ox_lib 3.39.0 and ox_target 1.18.1
- Server
- FXServer artifact 7290 or newer with OneSync
- Resource names
- Must remain ox_lib and ox_target
- Theme selection
- Install only one drs-ox edition at a time
- Platform
- FiveM bundle; the ox_lib component also declares RedM support
Installation
Back up the installed ox_lib and ox_target resources and their configuration before replacing them.
Download the selected bundle and copy its enclosed ox_lib and ox_target folders into the server resources directory without renaming them.
Remove every other drs-ox edition so duplicate ox_lib or ox_target resource identities cannot be started.
Start ox_lib before ox_target, then start resources that depend on either component.
Validate menus, notifications, progress UI, TextUI, target options, framework restrictions, and item-restricted interactions on a development server.
Configuration
Set the default theme options
Choose the default scale, interface sounds, volume, and reduced-motion setting for the server. Players can change these options with /ox_lib; their choices affect only them and apply immediately.
setr ox:uiScale 1.00 # 0.75-1.25
setr ox:uiSounds 1
setr ox:uiSoundVolume 0.25 # 0.00-1.00
setr ox:reducedMotion 0How to use and test it
Test every part of the interface
After replacing both folders, run the included ox_lib preview commands on a private test server. Then test at least one real ox_target zone, model, entity, and global option used by another resource.
/oxtestui
/oxnotify
/oxctx
/oxmenu
/oxradial
/oxskill
/oxprog
/oxcircle
/oxtext
/oxhidetextOpen player preferences
Use /ox_lib to review the settings included with Redline. A player's choices affect only that player and do not change the defaults for anyone else.
/ox_libRedline design and settings
This edition changes how ox_lib and ox_target look and feel. Their resource names and supported connections stay the same.
- Typography
- Rajdhani
- Accent treatment
- Racing red with cyan active states
- Target presentation
- Connector-free vertical list, diamond core, and cyan in-world hover sprite
- Motion and progress
- Quick electronic snap, telemetry rail, and cyan reticle progress circle
- Player theme controls
- Scale, interface sounds, sound volume, and reduced motion through /ox_lib
Redline direction
A modern racer treatment with carbon-black panels, racing-red idle frames, cyan active accents, local Rajdhani typography, and a connector-free option list beside a diamond core.
Differences from upstream
Presentation-focused derivative
Redline packages ox_lib 3.39.0 · ox_target 1.18.1, then changes the compiled ox_lib interface and preference wiring plus ox_target presentation, layout, typography, and in-world hover color. Target APIs, callbacks, exports, option schemas, and framework adapters remain unchanged.
Current ox_target baseline
This edition packages the Overextended 1.18.1 baseline with strict NUI callback mode, Norwegian and Swedish locales, the current Overextended version-check source, and its recognized-message option-clearing fix. No target APIs, callbacks, exports, option schemas, framework adapters, or configuration contracts changed.
Use the matching upstream API references
The bundle does not replace the upstream ox_lib or ox_target documentation. Use API material that applies to ox_lib 3.39.0 · ox_target 1.18.1, then validate the integration against this packaged snapshot.
Updating
Review upstream changes manually
The inherited version checkers query Overextended ox_lib and Overextended ox_target. Treat their notices as review prompts: installing an upstream release archive directly will overwrite the drs_Dev theme and can separate the tested pair.
Back up and retest the pair
Back up both active folders, merge applicable upstream fixes into a working copy, and repeat the interface, adapter, target, and dependent-resource tests before deployment.
Known limitations
Versions describe the upstream baselines
The manifests retain ox_lib 3.39.0 · ox_target 1.18.1 rather than a separate drs_Dev bundle version. Identify the installed edition by its repository and theme name when recording server changes.
Troubleshooting
The two interfaces do not match
Stop the server and confirm ox_lib and ox_target came from the same bundle. Remove duplicate resource copies from other ensured or recursively scanned folders before restarting.
A dependent resource cannot find ox_lib or ox_target
Confirm the folders retain their exact names, ox_lib starts first, ox_target starts next, and the dependent resource starts after both.
Restricted target options behave incorrectly
Verify the intended supported framework and ox_inventory were already running when ox_target started. qtarget API compatibility alone is not a QBCore authorization adapter.
Theme controls are missing from /ox_lib
Confirm both folders came from the Redline repository rather than Classic or an upstream archive, then clear any duplicate resource copy and restart the pair.
Reference
- ox_lib remains LGPL-3.0-or-later and ox_target's included LICENSE is MIT; preserve both component licenses and upstream attribution when redistributing the bundle.
- The ox_target README files describe GPL licensing, but the packaged ox_target LICENSE is MIT. This guide follows the actual included license file.
- The bundle repositories are manual derivatives rather than GitHub-marked forks; the manifests retain their upstream authors and repository references.