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โ“FAQ

These are the most frequently asked questions regarding CB-GangSystem!

I own V1, do I get V2 for FREE?

Yep! Make a ticket in my Discord and send your Transaction ID and CFX Username. We'll verify the purchase and send V2 straight to your Keymaster account!

Does this script work with Lation Drugs?

YES! This script works with Lation Drugs! We added a config variable called ServerConfig.LationDrugs that allows you to enable this feature!

Do I have to use the Community Bridge?

Yes! Community Bridge is a required dependency. Instead of creating my own library, like a lot of other creators are doing, I'm using a free and open source library created and maintained by the community. This means better compatibility across different frameworksโ€”and most importantly, faster development on my end. The bridge streamlines a lot of the backend work, so I can push out new features and updates more efficiently.

Can I use my current drug script for the Gang System, or am I bound to the system that comes with the script?

You absolutely have the power to use your own drug script. Virtually everything in the gang system can be turned off/removed if you want it to be. If you have any questions or even need something changed for you, we are happy to help. Please open a ticket in our Discord for assistance!

Is there be a conversion system in place to migrate from V1?

Gang System V2 is not directly compatible with data from V1. However, with some SQL knowledge and a little effort, itโ€™s possible to migrate most of your existing data. Please note that I do not offer support for this process. V2 is a significant upgrade from V1.

But why? Gang System V2 was built from the ground up with performance, scalability, and flexibility in mind. As a result, the underlying data structures and logic are significantly different from V1. Maintaining native compatibility would have forced me to limit innovation or carry forward outdated design decisions. Instead, I focused on delivering a modern, more efficient systemโ€”even if it meant breaking compatibility. This approach allows me to offer a more stable and feature-rich experience moving forward.

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