Advanced Safezones - Secure Server Areas

Protect your players and create peaceful environments with this lightweight and highly effective Safezone script. Perfect for spawn points, roleplay hubs, hospitals, and city centers!

⚡ Quick Features:

Universal Compatibility: 100% Standalone! Works seamlessly with absolutely any framework (ESX, QBCore, VRP, or custom setups).

Complete Protection: Players within the safezone are completely immune to all types of damage. Collisions are also disabled to prevent vehicle ramming and griefing.

Combat Restricted: Strict enforcement ensures no violence. The script completely disables the ability to shoot weapons or initiate melee attacks while inside the designated area.

Easily Configurable Zones: Create as many safezones as you need across your map. Simply define the center coordinates and the desired radius for each zone.

Custom Notifications: Fully adaptable setup allows you to easily plug in your server's preferred notification system to alert players when they enter or leave a safe area.

Tags: Standalone, ESX, QB, VRP,

Preview: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ISCrVYPOM4

Documentation: https://loureiro-stoned.gitbook.io/docs

Advanced Scoreboard - Dynamic Server Status

Keep your players informed with this sleek, qb-inspired scoreboard built specifically for ESX. It provides real-time server statistics and clearly displays if players can perform illegal actions based on police availability.

⚡ Quick Features:

Real-Time Statistics: Cleanly displays the total number of online players and the amount of active paramedics.

Dynamic Robbery Status: Instantly shows players if specific illegal actions or heists are currently available to perform.

Police Requirements: Fully configure the exact minimum number of online police officers required to unlock each illegal action.

Multiple Job Support: Easily customize the config to track and display various essential jobs on your server.

ESX Optimized: A lightweight, highly optimized script inspired by the popular qb-scoreboard design, tailored flawlessly for ESX environments.

Tags: ESX,

Documentation: https://loureiro-stoned.gitbook.io/docs

Simple Car Hud & Belt System - Clean FiveM UI

Enhance your server's driving experience with this lightweight, highly optimized Car HUD and Seatbelt System. Designed for performance, realism, and a clean interface.

⚡ Quick Features:
Complete Dashboard: Neatly displays seatbelt status, speedometer, turn signals, headlights, fuel level, and gearbox.
Advanced Seatbelt: Realistic seatbelt mechanics for immersive roleplay.
Stress Integration: Automatically increases player stress if they choose to drive without buckling up.
High-Speed Blackout: Triggers a realistic screen blackout effect upon crashing at extreme speeds.
Player Controlled: Players can easily enable or disable the HUD interface via a simple chat command.

Tags: ESX, QB,
Preview: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9E8vrz8-ZXs

Spawn Car By Item - Portable Vehicle System

Allow your players to carry and spawn their favorite vehicles directly from their inventory! This lightweight, highly optimized script lets you turn any vehicle into a usable item with complete control over where and how it's used.

⚡ Quick Features:

Universal Framework & Inventory: Fully compatible with both ESX and QBCore, and works seamlessly with any inventory system.

Item to Vehicle: Turn any vehicle (using its spawn name) into a physical, usable item in the player's inventory.

Safe Zones & Restrictions: Easily configure restricted areas where players are prevented from spawning their vehicles, ensuring fair play and maintaining server balance.

Quick Save/Store: Players can quickly save and store their vehicle back into an item by simply pressing a configurable hotkey.

Customizable Timers & UI: Set the exact duration it takes to spawn a vehicle. The script is fully adaptable to your preferred notification and progress bar systems (natively supports mythic_progbar and standard progressbar).

Maximum Performance: Extremely lightweight, running at a flawless 0.00ms on both the client and server sides.

Tags: ESX, QB,

Documentation: https://loureiro-stoned.gitbook.io/docs