Installation

Getting Horde Mission up and running on your server is straightforward. The script handles framework detection and database setup automatically.

Supported Inventories

Inventory	Status
ox_inventory	Supported
tgiann-inventory	Supported
jaksam_inventory	Supported
qs-inventory	Supported
qs-inventory-pro	Supported
origen_inventory	Supported
qb-inventory	Supported
codem-inventory	Supported

Recommendation

We heavily recommend using ox_inventory — it's the best inventory system available and more importantly, it's completely free and open source! You won't be missing out on any features in our scripts if you use a different inventory, this is simply a recommendation.

Dependencies

Before installing, make sure you have the following resources running on your server:

Dependency	Required	Notes
Framework	Yes	qb-core / qbx_core / es_extended
Library	Yes	ox_lib
Database	Yes	oxmysql
Voice	Optional	pma-voice (required for radio sync)
Target System	Yes	ox_target / qb-target / qtarget
Inventory	Yes	Any of the supported inventories listed above

TIP

Framework, target system, and inventory are all automatically detected — no configuration needed. Any required database tables are also created automatically on first start.

Step-by-Step Installation

1 Add the Resource

1. Download the latest version of sd-horde from the CFX Portal
2. Extract it into your server's resources directory
3. Ensure the resource is started in your server.cfg (or resources.cfg, in case you load resources differently). Simply ensuring the sub-folder (i.e. ensure [sd]) will work too, provided dependencies are started in a separate sub-folder before. Here's an example:

ensure ox_lib
ensure oxmysql
ensure qb-core

ensure sd-horde

2 Start the Resource

To load the resource, you can either:

• Restart your server entirely, or
• Run the following commands in your server console (F8 or txAdmin live console):

refresh
ensure sd-horde

Configuration

Configure the resource to fit your server's needs. See the Configuration page for detailed explanations of each setting, or edit the config files directly in the resource's configs/ folder.