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# NPWD

**Before starting please verify that the taxi system works by using the /taxi command.**

#### 📁 1. Folder Structure <a href="#id-1.-folder-structure" id="id-1.-folder-structure"></a>

Ensure the NPWD apps are placed inside the correct directory:

```
[npwd-apps]/
   ├── npwd_rahe_taxi_rider
   └── npwd_rahe_taxi_driver
```

***

#### ⚙️ 2. Resource Startup Order <a href="#id-2.-resource-startup-order" id="id-2.-resource-startup-order"></a>

Make sure your `server.cfg` starts resources in the correct order:

```
ensure rahe-navigation
ensure rahe-taxi
ensure [npwd-apps]
ensure qbx_npwd  # If you're using Qbox
ensure npwd
```

**📌 Important Notes**

* `rahe-taxi` must start **before NPWD**

***

#### 📲 3. Register Apps in NPWD Config <a href="#id-3.-register-apps-in-npwd-config" id="id-3.-register-apps-in-npwd-config"></a>

After confirming the folder structure, register the apps inside:

```
[npwd]/config.json
```

**➕ Add to `apps` array:**

```
 "npwd_rahe_taxi_rider", "npwd_rahe_taxi_driver"
```

It should look something like this:

```
"apps": ["npwd_qbx_mail", "npwd_qbx_garages", "npwd_rahe_taxi_rider", "npwd_rahe_taxi_driver"],
```

#### 🚫 4. Disable Command <a href="#id-4.-disable-command" id="id-4.-disable-command"></a>

After you have verified that the apps work you can disable the command by setting <mark style="color:blue;">commandsEnabled</mark> to false in <mark style="color:blue;">public\config\client\cl\_config.lua</mark>

{% tabs %}
{% tab title="public\_config/client/cl\_config.lua" %}
commandsEnabled = false,
{% endtab %}
{% endtabs %}


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