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# qb-weathersync Compatibility

`fxmanifest.lua` has `provide 'qb-weathersync'`. Resources with `dependency 'qb-weathersync'` start normally, and their `exports['qb-weathersync']` calls are answered by SB Weather:

`nextWeatherStage`, `setWeather`, `setTime`, `setBlackout`, `setTimeFreeze`, `setDynamicWeather`, `getBlackoutState`, `getTimeFreezeState`, `getWeatherState`, `getDynamicWeather`, `getTime`

These events are handled too. The server ones check access:

* `qb-weathersync:server:setWeather`
* `qb-weathersync:server:setTime`
* `qb-weathersync:server:toggleBlackout`
* `qb-weathersync:server:toggleFreezeTime`
* `qb-weathersync:server:toggleDynamicWeather`
* `qb-weathersync:server:RequestStateSync`
* `qb-weathersync:client:DisableSync` and `EnableSync` (client)

`setWeather` changes every region (`Config.Compat.SetWeatherAllRegions`).

Housing scripts that use `qb-weathersync:client:DisableSync` and `EnableSync`, `cd_easytime:PauseSync` or `vSync:toggle` are also handled.