Which frameworks are supported?
All of them, and none of them. Wolfden Rich Presence checks for Qbox, then QBCore, then ESX when it starts, and falls back to standalone mode if no framework is running. Photos are saved per character on Qbox, QBCore and ESX, and per player license in standalone mode. See Dependencies.
What do I need before installing?
oxmysql is the only required resource, because each character's photo is remembered in your database. You also need a free Discord application, and somewhere to store character photos. ox_lib is optional and only makes command feedback nicer. Installation covers the order.
Do I have to set up image hosting?
No. Without an image host the resource still works and shows your server logo instead of a character photo. To show real faces, use a free Fivemanage account or host the images yourself. See Image hosting.
A player sees nothing on their Discord profile. Why?
Rich Presence only reaches Discord's desktop app, with User Settings → Activity Privacy → Share your detected activities turned on. Discord in a web browser cannot show activity from FiveM. Troubleshooting covers the rest.
Do photos update when a character changes clothes?
Yes, automatically. illenium-appearance, qb-clothing and esx_skin trigger an instant update when a player saves their look; other clothing scripts are picked up by the automatic check instead. Character photos explains the timing and the /refreshmugshot command.
Can I write my own presence text?
Yes. The lines, the rotation and the placeholders such as {char_name} and {job} are all configurable, along with the buttons on the player's profile. See Presence text and Configuration.