Framework compatibility
Wolfden Rich Presence detects your framework on start, checking Qbox, then QBCore, then ESX. If none is running, it uses standalone mode.
| Framework | Support | Photos are saved per |
|---|---|---|
Qbox (qbx_core) | Supported | Character (citizenid) |
QBCore (qb-core) | Supported | Character (citizenid) |
ESX (es_extended) | Supported | Character identifier |
| Standalone | Supported | Player license |
In standalone mode there is no character or job information, so {char_name} shows the player's FiveM name and {job} shows its fallback text.
Required resources
| Resource | Why it is needed |
|---|---|
| oxmysql | Remembers each character's photo in your database |
Optional resources
| Resource | Needed for |
|---|---|
| ox_lib | Nicer notifications for the /refreshmugshot command. Without it, messages appear in chat. |
| illenium-appearance, qb-clothing or esx_skin | Instant photo updates when a player saves their look. Other clothing scripts are still picked up by the automatic check. |
Accounts you will need
- A Discord application. It is free and takes a couple of minutes. See Discord application.
- Somewhere to store character photos: a free Fivemanage account, or your own domain with a reverse proxy for self-hosting. See Image hosting.
Without an image host, the resource still works and shows your logo instead of a character photo.
What players need
Players must use the Discord desktop app with User Settings → Activity Privacy → Share your detected activities turned on. Discord in a web browser cannot show Rich Presence from FiveM.
Ready to install?
Continue with Installation.