
During February 2025, Citra Hop contributed backend development to the Qbox-project/qbx_core repository, focusing on real-time group data synchronization and enhanced banking permissions for jobs and gangs. Using Lua and leveraging client-server communication and data caching, Citra implemented a server-driven callback and client refresh mechanism to ensure group data remained current across all clients, addressing issues with stale information after runtime changes. The work also introduced a bankAuth field to job and gang grade data models, updating player state to maintain consistent permissions. These features provided a more robust, scalable data model for group-related banking and permission management in gameplay.
February 2025 monthly summary for Qbox-core (Qbox-project/qbx_core). Major improvements focused on real-time group data synchronization and robust banking/permission controls. Delivered server-driven group data refresh with a client-side update mechanism, and introduced bankAuth into group/job data models with corresponding player-state updates. Resulted in more consistent group data across clients, improved security/permission alignment, and a scalable data model for group-related banking features.
February 2025 monthly summary for Qbox-core (Qbox-project/qbx_core). Major improvements focused on real-time group data synchronization and robust banking/permission controls. Delivered server-driven group data refresh with a client-side update mechanism, and introduced bankAuth into group/job data models with corresponding player-state updates. Resulted in more consistent group data across clients, improved security/permission alignment, and a scalable data model for group-related banking features.

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