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Requirements

  • A FiveM server with OneSync enabled (onesync infinity recommended). The resource declares a hard /onesync dependency — it will not start without it.
  • ox_lib installed and started before this resource.
No framework is required. ESX, QBCore, and QBox admin groups are auto-detected if present, but the script runs standalone.

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Steps

  1. Drop the nex_peacetime folder into your resources/ directory. Any subfolder is fine, e.g. resources/[nex]/nex_peacetime/.
  2. Add both resources to your server.cfg, in this order: 
    ensure ox_lib
ensure nex_peacetime
  3. Grant yourself admin access — see Configuration → Admin access. The quickest route is ACE: 
    add_ace group.admin simple.pt allow
add_principal identifier.fivem:1234567 group.admin
  4. Restart the server (or ensure nex_peacetime).

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Checking it worked

Run /ptmenu in-game. If you’re an admin, the menu opens. If you’re not, you get a permission notice and the server console prints your identifiers — paste one into Config.Admins in shared/config.lua and restart the resource. From F8 you can also verify the resource state: 
lua print(GetResourceState('nex_peacetime'))
Should print started.
If the resource refuses to start with a dependency error mentioning /onesync, OneSync is disabled on your server. Enable it — GlobalState replication requires it.

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Updating

shared/config.lua and shared/sv_config.lua are listed under escrow_ignore, so your settings and webhooks survive updates.
  1. Replace the resource files with the new version (keep your edited shared/config.lua and shared/sv_config.lua).
  2. Restart the resource: restart nex_peacetime.
The resource checks for updates on start and prints a boxed notice in the server console when a newer version is published. It never downloads anything — updating is always manual.