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### Writing code
Now that you have set up your C# project and environment, you will have two projects; `MyResourceNameClient` and `MyResourceNameServer`.

Any C# class that handles FiveM scripting-related events must inherit from the `BaseScript` class. Lets do this by going to `Class1.cs` in your client project. At the same time, we will also define a constructor, which we will use further on. Make sure you have a using directive to `CitizenFX.Core`.
Any C# class that handles FiveM scripting-related events must inherit from the `BaseScript` class (Starting from artifact 3395, you can use specific inheritance class `ClientScript` for client and `ServerScript` for server). Lets do this by going to `Class1.cs` in your client project. At the same time, we will also define a constructor, which we will use further on. Make sure you have a using directive to `CitizenFX.Core`.
```csharp
using CitizenFX.Core;

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