01 / OVERVIEWWhat it does
- Type
- Matching ox_lib and ox_target redesign
- Best for
- Classic communities that prefer warm materials and measured motion
- Install model
- One matching ox_lib and ox_target pair
- Database
- None
Heritage gives both OX resources an older, polished style. Warm black and burgundy panels, cream text, brass highlights, slower animations, and a decorative target list change the look without changing the main APIs.
03 / SETUP OPTIONSWhat you can change
These are the main parts you can adjust for your server. The setup guide lists every option and example.
- Target toggle or hold behavior
- Target key and mouse button
- Zone sprites and debug mode
- Locale and player locale
- Notification position and audio
- Interface scale
- Interface sounds and volume
- Reduced motion
See every setup option → 04 / REQUIREMENTSWhat it works with
- Server framework
- No framework requiredOx CoreQboxESXND Core
- 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
- Also works with
- OX Inventoryqtarget APIRedM (ox_lib only)
See all requirements and setup options →Technical details3 details+
- Runtime
- Lua 5.4
- ox_lib interface
- Compiled React 18 and Mantine interface from the original project
- ox_target UI
- HTML, CSS, and JavaScript NUI
06 / ORIGINAL PROJECTChanges from the original
Original projectOverextended ox_lib + ox_target
Base versionox_lib 3.39.0 · ox_target 1.18.1
The drs_Dev edition keeps the established ox_lib and ox_target resource names and main APIs while redesigning both interfaces as one matching set.