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No. It works standalone. Qbox, QBCore and ESX adapters are available when actions need framework-owned player information.
Yes. The normal wheel opens with LB/L1 by default, uses the right stick for selection, RB/R1 for confirmation/submenus and B/Circle for back/close.
Yes. F3 is only the default and can be remapped through FiveM key bindings.
Yes. Use the client-side open export. This is ideal for contextual interactions such as checkout menus.
Yes. Use job, minimum grade, vehicle state, inventory items, player metadata and/or a custom synchronous condition function.
No. Client visibility is not authorization. Sensitive operations must be validated on the server.
The bundled Font Awesome Free Solid collection is available by name, such as car, cash-register, wrench, walkie-talkie and shield-halved.
Not to run the resource. Node.js is only needed when modifying and rebuilding the React frontend.
It provides compatible dynamic AddOption and RemoveOption exports under the qb-radialmenu provided resource name. See the compatibility guide for migration details.
Yes. The optional bridge only redirects radial functions. Other Ox Lib functionality continues normally.