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Installation notes

Use the exact folder, SQL file, dependency and startup order shown for your downloaded package. Some resources contain FXAP-protected runtime files, so their guides cover only the source and configuration that can be inspected.

AWS Racing

A FiveM race tablet with track creation, race sessions, crews, betting, garage integration, race HUD, and scheduled races. Shared settings and integration hooks are in shared/config.lua and shared/cores.lua.

Requirements

ox_lib and oxmysql
A supported core configured in shared/cores.lua
Configured vehicle/garage and vehicle-key resources
A racingtablet item in the inventory if item-based opening is enabled
FiniAC is referenced by the manifest unless that entry is removed

Install

Back up your database and import racingv2.sql once. It creates race, track, crew, chat, vehicle, bet, and reward tables.
Set framework, vehicle table, garage, keys, fuel, money, and HUD hooks in shared/cores.lua and shared/config.lua.
Review FRKN.Item and register the tablet item if needed.
Start dependencies first:

ensure ox_lib
ensure oxmysql
ensure <your-core>
ensure rio-racing

Review before launch

language, MenuItems, MoneyType, VehicleTableName, and GarageName
FRKN.SetFuel and FRKN.GiveVehicleKeys for your server exports
RaceStartLimit, RaceAutoDelete, RaceJoinCooldown, and AutoRaceSystem
Formula, aircraft, and jetski models and scheduled track IDs
UseTabletApp only when the matching 0R Tablet integration is installed

Test SQL on a backup first. Then create a test track, start and join a race with two test players, and verify vehicle return, money, rewards, and key assignment. Core client/server files are FXAP-protected in this copy; the listed configuration hooks and SQL schema are the documented surfaces.