From QBCore — easiest map

Name: Atlas Framework
Availability: PreOrder
Author: Atlas Framework

QB patterns → Atlas facades, with pictures. Not a fork — a clean remount.

Atlas inventory surface

What changes (30-second view)

QBCore habit	Atlas way
`QBCore.Functions.GetPlayer(src)`	`Atlas.Players.Get(src)`
`Player.Functions.AddMoney('cash', n)`	`Atlas.Money.Add(src, 'cash', n)`
`Player.Functions.RemoveMoney(...)`	`Atlas.Money.Remove(src, 'cash', n)`
`exports['qb-inventory']:AddItem` / ox digs	`Atlas.Inventory.Add(src, item, count)`
`QBCore.Functions.HasPermission` / ace mix	`Atlas.Permissions.Has(src, 'perm')`
`Player.PlayerData.job`	`Atlas.Jobs.Get(src)`
Client-trusted money events	Never — server validates everything

Atlas is not QBCore with a paint job. Remount scripts onto Atlas.* contracts.

Easiest path

Ensure atlas_core + atlas_inventory before your resource.
Add shared_script '@atlas_core/imports.lua'.
Replace money / item / job calls with the table above.
Keep gameplay events resource-scoped (myjob:server:*).
Test with atlas_health + one happy-path purchase.

Mini rewrite

QB-ish

lua

local Player = QBCore.Functions.GetPlayer(src)
Player.Functions.RemoveMoney('cash', 50)
exports.ox_inventory:AddItem(src, 'water', 1)

Atlas

lua

if not Atlas.Money.Remove(src, 'cash', 50) then return end
local r = Atlas.Inventory.Add(src, 'water', 1)
if not r.ok then
    Atlas.Money.Add(src, 'cash', 50)
end

Atlas HUD

Multichar / spawn

QB multichar / spawn selectors → use Atlas multichar + spawn selector. Don’t paste old client coord trust.

See also: Creating a Resource · Exports & API