Server bases you can open on day one
Assembling a city from parts takes months of evenings. These bases compress that into one install: framework, jobs, economy, police and map content already configured to work with each other, each listing stating exactly which framework it targets.
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Three starting points
The shelf holds one base per ambition. The ESX Legacy server pack is the es_extended route: the framework and its supporting resources assembled and configured as a working city. The QBCore v6 full pack does the same for qb-core servers. The NoPixel-inspired build chases a specific feel, recreating that style of city on QBCore with its systems and map content in place. The framework line on each listing is the deciding fact: these are not convertible between frameworks, they are built into one.
What readymade covers
A base earns the name when the pieces already know about each other: jobs that pay into the economy, police systems wired to the dispatch, inventories that agree on item formats, interiors streamed in the right order. That integration work is what you are buying. What remains yours is identity: server name, rules, balance numbers, which districts matter, and the inevitable pruning of systems your city does not need.
From base to your city
Treat the base as a floor, not a ceiling. Bring it up on a development instance, walk every job loop once, then start swapping: the HUD you prefer, the heists your players ask for, the map content that makes the city yours. Because the base states its framework plainly, everything else on this store can be checked against it line by line before you add it.
Frequently asked questions
Can I convert the QBCore bases to ESX?
No. A base is built into its framework, not wrapped around it. If your city runs es_extended, start from the ESX Legacy pack; the QBCore and NoPixel-style builds are for qb-core servers.
What do I still have to set up after installing a base?
Identity and balance: server name and keys, rules, economy numbers, staff roles, and whichever bundled systems you decide to keep or replace. The wiring between the included resources is already done.
Can I add scripts from this store to a base?
Yes, that is the intended path. The base states its framework and bundled resources, so any listing here can be checked against it for framework build and dependency conflicts before you buy.
Should a base go straight onto my live server?
Bring it up on a development instance first, walk the job and economy loops, then migrate. A base touches everything at once, which is exactly why you want the first boot to happen away from players.