CoreX Commands

Complete reference for all CoreX Framework commands and module commands.

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CoreX Commands provides a comprehensive reference for all available commands in the CoreX Framework and its modules. From core functionality to module-specific commands, find everything you need to manage your FiveM server effectively.

🔧 Core Commands

Essential commands for managing the CoreX Framework and basic server operations.

/corex

Main CoreX command for framework management and information.

Usage: /corex [subcommand]
Examples:
/corex version - Show framework version
/corex status - Show server status
/corex modules - List loaded modules

/reload

Reload CoreX Framework or specific modules without server restart.

Usage: /reload [module]
Examples:
/reload - Reload entire framework
/reload CoreX-Characters - Reload specific module

/config

Manage CoreX Framework configuration settings.

Usage: /config [action] [key] [value]
Examples:
/config get mysql_connection - Get config value
/config set debug_mode true - Set config value

/module

Manage CoreX modules - load, unload, enable, disable.

Usage: /module [action] [module_name]
Examples:
/module load CoreX-Vehicles - Load module
/module disable CoreX-Jobs - Disable module

/permission

Manage user permissions and role-based access control.

Usage: /permission [action] [user] [permission]
Examples:
/permission add player123 admin - Add permission
/permission list player123 - List user permissions

/audit

View audit logs and security events for the server.

Usage: /audit [filter] [limit]
Examples:
/audit login 50 - Show last 50 login events
/audit admin - Show admin actions

🧩 Module Commands

Commands specific to CoreX modules and their functionality.

/character

Manage player characters and character-related operations.

Usage: /character [action] [player] [options]
Examples:
/character create player123 - Create new character
/character list player123 - List player characters
/character switch player123 2 - Switch to character 2

/vehicle

Manage vehicles, spawning, and vehicle-related operations.

Usage: /vehicle [action] [options]
Examples:
/vehicle spawn adder - Spawn vehicle
/vehicle give player123 adder - Give vehicle to player
/vehicle delete - Delete current vehicle

/house

Manage housing system, properties, and housing operations.

Usage: /house [action] [player] [options]
Examples:
/house buy player123 100000 - Buy house
/house list player123 - List player houses
/house sell player123 1 - Sell house

/job

Manage jobs, employment, and job-related operations.

Usage: /job [action] [player] [job_name]
Examples:
/job assign player123 police - Assign job
/job fire player123 - Fire from job
/job list - List available jobs

/inventory

Manage player inventories and item operations.

Usage: /inventory [action] [player] [item] [amount]
Examples:
/inventory give player123 money 5000 - Give money
/inventory remove player123 weapon_pistol - Remove item
/inventory show player123 - Show inventory

/economy

Manage server economy, money, and financial operations.

Usage: /economy [action] [player] [amount]
Examples:
/economy add player123 10000 - Add money
/economy set player123 50000 - Set money
/economy tax 5 - Set tax rate

🛡️ Admin Commands

Administrative commands for server management and moderation.

/kick

Kick a player from the server with optional reason.

Usage: /kick [player] [reason]
Examples:
/kick player123 - Kick player
/kick player123 "Breaking rules" - Kick with reason

/ban

Ban a player from the server temporarily or permanently.

Usage: /ban [player] [duration] [reason]
Examples:
/ban player123 24h - Ban for 24 hours
/ban player123 permanent "Cheating" - Permanent ban

/warn

Warn a player for rule violations or inappropriate behavior.

Usage: /warn [player] [reason]
Examples:
/warn player123 "Inappropriate language" - Warn player

/teleport

Teleport players to specific locations or other players.

Usage: /teleport [player] [target]
Examples:
/teleport player123 admin123 - Teleport to admin
/teleport player123 100,200,30 - Teleport to coordinates

/noclip

Enable or disable noclip mode for players.

Usage: /noclip [player] [on/off]
Examples:
/noclip player123 on - Enable noclip
/noclip player123 off - Disable noclip

/godmode

Enable or disable god mode for players.

Usage: /godmode [player] [on/off]
Examples:
/godmode player123 on - Enable god mode
/godmode player123 off - Disable god mode

👤 Player Commands

Commands available to all players for basic interactions and information.

/help

Show available commands and basic help information.

Usage: /help [category]
Examples:
/help - Show all commands
/help admin - Show admin commands

/me

Perform roleplay actions and describe your character's actions.

Usage: /me [action]
Examples:
/me sits down at the table - Describe action

/do

Describe environmental actions or situations.

Usage: /do [description]
Examples:
/do The door is locked - Describe situation

/ooc

Send out-of-character messages to other players.

Usage: /ooc [message]
Examples:
/ooc Does anyone know how to fix this? - OOC message

/report

Report issues, bugs, or player violations to administrators.

Usage: /report [message]
Examples:
/report Player123 is cheating - Report player

/stats

View your character statistics and progression information.

Usage: /stats [category]
Examples:
/stats - Show all stats
/stats money - Show money stats

📖 Usage Guide

Learn how to use CoreX commands effectively and understand command syntax.

1

Command Structure

All CoreX commands follow a consistent structure for easy learning.

Syntax
/command [action] [target] [options]
2

Permissions

Commands require appropriate permissions based on your role and access level.

Tip: Use /help to see commands available to you
3

Command Categories

Commands are organized by functionality for easy navigation and reference.

  • Core Commands: Framework management
  • Module Commands: Module-specific functionality
  • Admin Commands: Server administration
  • Player Commands: Basic player interactions