What frameworks is Core Evidence v2 compatible with?

Core Evidence v2 lists compatibility with ESX. Review the description and requirements on this page for any extra setup notes before installing it on your server.

How do I install Core Evidence v2 on my FiveM server?

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Core Evidence v2 for FiveM Server - ESX Script

Name: Core Evidence v2
Brand: VertexMods
SKU: core-evidence-v2
Price: 19.99 USD
Availability: InStock

Core Evidence v2 - Advanced Crime Scene Investigation System

Elevate police roleplay on your FiveM server with Core Evidence v2, a comprehensive forensic investigation system. Officers can collect fingerprints, DNA, bullet casings, vehicle fragments, and more from crime scenes. This advanced evidence system brings realistic CSI mechanics to your server, making detective work engaging and rewarding.

What's Included

Core Evidence v2 is a complete crime scene investigation suite designed for law enforcement roleplay. The system automatically generates evidence at crime scenes including blood splatters from injuries, bullet casings from gunfights, fingerprints on vehicles and weapons, and vehicle fragments from collisions. Officers use specialized tools to collect, analyze, and document evidence for building cases against criminals.

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Key Features

Multiple Evidence Types - Blood, fingerprints, bullet casings, magazines, vehicle fragments, and DNA traces
Dynamic Weather System - Rain washes away outdoor evidence realistically over time
Glove Protection - Criminals wearing gloves leave no fingerprints at crime scenes
Evidence Aging - Evidence degrades over time with timestamps showing age
Collection Tools - Fingerprint kits, DNA swabs, evidence bags, and photography equipment
Database Integration - Compare collected evidence against citizen records and databases
Detailed Reports - Generate comprehensive evidence reports with type, age, and suspect information
Archive System - Automatically archives old evidence to maintain server performance
Crime Scene Markers - Visual markers show evidence locations for investigators
Forensic Analysis - Lab processing to match evidence to suspects

Perfect For

Serious roleplay servers with active police departments
Servers wanting realistic detective and investigation mechanics
Communities focused on law enforcement and criminal justice RP
Servers needing evidence-based arrest and prosecution systems

Evidence Types Explained

Blood Evidence: When players take damage or die, blood splatters appear at the location. Officers can swab blood for DNA analysis and match it to injured suspects. Blood evidence is critical for placing suspects at violent crime scenes.

Fingerprints: Left on vehicles when entering/exiting and on weapons when handling. Fingerprint evidence connects suspects to specific vehicles or weapons used in crimes. Criminals can avoid leaving fingerprints by wearing gloves.

Bullet Casings: Shell casings automatically spawn when firearms are discharged. Each casing can be analyzed to determine weapon type and potentially link to registered firearms or previous crimes.

Vehicle Fragments: Generated during vehicle collisions or damage. Useful for hit-and-run investigations and tracking vehicles involved in chases or crimes.

Magazine Evidence: Dropped magazines provide weapon information and can be dusted for fingerprints, connecting suspects to specific firearms.

Investigation Workflow

Crime Scene Response: Officers arrive at reported crime scenes and secure the area
Evidence Detection: Use detection tools to reveal evidence markers at the scene
Collection Process: Interact with markers to collect evidence using appropriate tools (swabs, bags, kits)
Documentation: Photograph evidence and take detailed notes for reports
Lab Analysis: Submit collected evidence to forensic lab for processing
Database Matching: Compare results against citizen DNA/fingerprint databases
Case Building: Compile evidence reports for arrests and prosecutions

Glove System Mechanics

The glove protection system adds strategic depth to criminal activities. Criminals who equip gloves before committing crimes won't leave fingerprint evidence on vehicles or weapons. This creates interesting gameplay where smart criminals prepare properly, while careless criminals leave trails. Police must adapt investigation tactics when fingerprints aren't available, relying on witness statements, surveillance, and other evidence types.

Weather Impact on Evidence

Core Evidence v2 includes realistic environmental effects. Evidence left outdoors during rain will gradually wash away and become uncollectible. This creates urgency for crime scene investigators to respond quickly to outdoor scenes. Indoor evidence remains preserved indefinitely. The weather system affects blood splatters and some trace evidence, while items like bullet casings persist longer.

Installation

Evidence system

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Setup Instructions

Extract core_evidence_v2 to your resources folder
Import the SQL file to create evidence database tables
Configure evidence types and settings in config.lua
Add evidence collection items to your inventory system
Set up police job permissions for evidence tools
Add start core_evidence_v2 to server.cfg
Restart server and test evidence generation

Framework Compatibility

✅ ESX - Designed for ESX framework with full integration
✅ ESX Legacy - Compatible with modern ESX Legacy versions
⚠️ QBCore - ESX version (separate QB version available)

Customization Options

Server owners can extensively customize evidence behavior through config files. Adjust evidence spawn rates and frequencies, set degradation timers for different evidence types, configure weather effects on evidence persistence, define which jobs can collect evidence, customize evidence marker visuals and colors, set database search permissions and restrictions, adjust lab processing times and costs, enable/disable specific evidence types, and configure report generation templates and formatting.

Performance Optimization

The archive system is crucial for server performance. Old evidence is automatically moved to archive tables after configurable time periods (default: 30-90 days), preventing database bloat. Active evidence remains quickly accessible while historical data is preserved for record-keeping. The system uses efficient detection zones and only spawns markers when law enforcement is nearby, minimizing unnecessary processing.

Requirements

ESX Framework (v1.2 or newer)
ESX Police Job system
MySQL database with proper permissions
Inventory system for evidence items (esx_inventory or compatible)

What Makes Core Evidence v2 Stand Out

Unlike basic evidence scripts that just drop items, Core Evidence v2 creates a complete investigative ecosystem. The weather degradation system adds realism and urgency. The glove mechanics reward smart criminals and challenge investigators. The database integration allows building cases over time, connecting evidence from multiple scenes. With comprehensive evidence types covering all major crime scenarios, it supports serious law enforcement roleplay. Over 79 servers rely on Core Evidence v2 for professional-grade CSI mechanics.

Roleplay Enhancement

This system transforms police work from simple arrests to compelling investigations. Detectives can spend hours piecing together evidence, interviewing suspects, and building airtight cases. Criminals must be strategic about evidence avoidance. The court system benefits from documented evidence for trials and prosecutions. It creates engaging storylines where investigations unfold over days or weeks as evidence accumulates and analysis reveals connections.