[ESX] [PARTLY-OPEN-SOURCE]
1. Full Network Synchronization
Fire hoses are 100% synchronized among all players. This ensures every participant on the scene sees exactly the same thing, guaranteeing smooth and seamless cooperation among firefighters during interventions.
2. Flexible Vehicle and Hydrant Configuration
The script offers extensive customization options. In the config file, a developer can precisely define the points from which the hose will be attached and deployed.
3. Individual Water Tank Capacities
The tank size can be set individually for each vehicle model. This allows for easy differentiation of fire engines into light, medium, and heavy categories, significantly diversifying the fire department’s fleet.
4. Refill Speed Control
The ability to precisely adjust the speed at which vehicles replenish their water supplies from defined hydrants.
5. Dynamic and Realistic Water Consumption
This is one of the script’s strongest features. If multiple people are simultaneously using hoses connected to a single truck, the water consumption in the tank increases proportionally to the number of users. This forces players to properly manage resources and makes the gameplay incredibly realistic.
6. Full Compatibility with Fire Scripts
The script fully cooperates and seamlessly integrates with external scripts responsible for generating dynamic and procedural fires.
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This is how the config looks like
Config = {}
Config.job = "lsfd"
Config.maxlinelenght = 20.0
Config.weapon = "WEAPON_HOSE"
Config.NozzleOffSet = vec3(0.15, 0.1, 0.1)
Config.HudUpdateTime = 100 -- in miliseconds
Config.HydrantFillingSpeed = 2.0
Config.Target = true -- you can configure it in client
Config.CanInsideVehWhenCarry = false -- default false, when true you can enter vehicle with the hose
Config.Animation = {
Allow = true, -- default true, if false no animation will be performed
Dict = "timetable@gardener@filling_can",
Name = "gar_ig_5_filling_can",
Duration = 1000 -- in miliseconds
}
Config.vehicles = {
{
hash = "firetruk",
vx = -0.85,
vy = 0.0,
vz = 0.2,
mx = -1.0,
my = 0.0,
mz = 0.5,
hx = -0.85,
hy = 0.0,
hz = 0.0,
tankCapacity = 200
},
}
Config.firehydrant = {
{
hash = "prop_fire_hydrant_1",
hx = 0.0,
hy = 0.0,
hz = 0.6,
mx = 0.0,
my = 0.0,
mz = 1.1
},
{
hash = "prop_fire_hydrant_2",
hx = 0.0,
hy = 0.0,
hz = 0.6,
mx = 0.0,
my = 0.0,
mz = 1.1
},
{
hash = "prop_fire_hydrant_2_l1",
hx = 0.0,
hy = 0.0,
hz = 0.6,
mx = 0.0,
my = 0.0,
mz = 1.1
},
}
Config.TextUI = {
hydrant = {
message = "[~b~E~s~] Podłącz wąż | [~b~G~s~] Odłącz wąż",
type = "info"
},
attachHydrant = {
message = "[~b~E~s~] podepnij hydrant",
type = "info"
},
veh1 = {
message = "[~b~E~s~] weź wąż [~b~G~s~] odepnij hydrant",
type = "info"
},
veh2 = {
message = "[~b~E~s~] weź wąż",
type = "info"
},
veh3 = {
message = "[~b~E~s~] odłóż wąż",
type = "info"
}
}
Config.Message = {
haveHose = {
message = "Masz już wąż w ręce!",
type = "error",
duration = 5000
},
hydrantUsed = {
message = "Hydrant jest już używany!",
type = "info",
duration = 5000
},
hydrantAttached = {
message = "Podpiąłeś wąż do hydranta!",
type = "info",
duration = 5000
},
pickedUpHose = {
message = "Wziąłeś wąż!",
type = "info",
duration = 5000
},
haveStInHand = {
message = "Masz coś w ręku!",
type = "error",
duration = 5000
},
hoseAttached = {
message = "Podpiąłeś wąż!",
type = "info",
duration = 5000
},
hoseDetached = {
message = "Odpiąłeś wąż!",
type = "info",
duration = 5000
},
hoseWasPutAway = {
message = "Odłożyłeś wąż!",
type = "info",
duration = 5000
},
hydrantDetachedSupport = {
message = "Odpiąłeś wąż pomocniczy od hydranta!",
type = "info",
duration = 5000
},
noSupportInHand = {
message = "Nie masz węża pomocniczego w ręce!",
type = "error",
duration = 5000
},
noMoreWater = {
message = "Zabrakło wody w wozie!",
type = "error",
duration = 2000
}
}
Update: 1.0.1
- Added support for older ESX versions
| Code is accessible | partly |
| Subscription-based | No |
| Lines (approximately) | Number of lines |
| Requirements | ESX |
| Support | Yes |
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