Client

Mostly follows the format used by ESX and QBCore, with extra data such as damaged/missing props.
https://github.com/overextended/ox_lib/blob/master/resource/vehicleProperties/client.lua#L5

lib.getVehicleProperties

lib.getVehicleProperties(vehicle)

• vehicle: entity

Lua

lib.getVehicleProperties(GetVehiclePedIsUsing(PlayerPedId()))

JS/TS

import lib from '@overextended/ox_lib/client'

lib.getVehicleProperties(GetVehiclePedIsUsing(PlayerPedId()))

lib.setVehicleProperties

Requires the vehicle to belong to the client. Do not use NetworkRequestControlOfEntity.

lib.setVehicleProperties(vehicle, props)

• vehicle: entity
• props: table (object)

Lua

RegisterNetEvent('ox_lib:setVehicleProperties', function(netid, data)
    lib.setVehicleProperties(NetToVeh(netid), data)
end)

JS/TS

import lib from '@overextended/ox_lib/client'

onNet('ox_lib:setVehicleProperties', (netid, data) => {
  lib.setVehicleProperties(NetToVeh(netid), data)
})

Recommended usage

The server should tell the owner of the entity to set properties, using the following trigger.

TriggerClientEvent('ox_lib:setVehicleProperties', entityOwner, vehNetId, data)