[FREE] Cloud Resources - Deathscreen

Enhance your FiveM server with our advanced death screen, featuring a modern design and a wide range of functionalities.

📥丨Download

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丨Features

・Sleek, modern design for an upgraded user experience
・Fully customizable to match your server’s requirements
・Optional voice chat deafening system
・Optional realistic death animation

📸丨Preview

🌐丨Frameworks

・ESX
・QBCore

⚠️丨Dependencies

ox_lib

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really nice work bro

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is there way to connect this with esx ambulance job ?

Sure, it’s already integrated with esx_ambulancejob. You can find the functions in the ESX bridge.

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wasabi ambulance?

thank youuuuu very much

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It’s not currently implemented and likely won’t be unless there is enough demand.
I would recommend adjusting all the functions yourself, so the script works with wasabi_ambulance (if you know how). You can refer to their documentation for guidance.
Otherwise, feel free to send me a dm on Discord, and we can try to find a solution together.

Does it work with visn_are?

Only esx_ambulancejob and qb-ambulancejob are compatible with the deathscreen by default. However, if you simply modify the code a bit, you can easily adapt it to work with other scripts as well.

ty for the fast respons :slight_smile:

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Is this normal or why can’t I revive one with /tx?

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i think its not normal
need to add some funtions i think

This isn’t related to the death screen, but you might want to check your esx_basicneeds resource (if you’re using ESX) and look for the following code in server/main.lua:

AddEventHandler("txAdmin:events:healedPlayer", function(eventData) -- this event handler is triggered when you revive someone via the txAdmin menu
	if GetInvokingResource() ~= "monitor" or type(eventData) ~= "table" or type(eventData.id) ~= "number" then return end
	TriggerClientEvent("esx_basicneeds:healPlayer", eventData.id) -- this event updates the death state in your ambulance job resource or death system
end)

its the main.lua file inside your server folder that is located in the esx_basicneeds resource