[FREE] [RELEASE] [SCRIPT] OptiTint TintMeter - Accurate and Easy-to-Use Tint Measurement Tool for FiveM!

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My First Script Release

I am excited to share that OptiTint TintMeter is my first script release for the FiveM community! I’ve put a lot of effort into making this tool useful and user-friendly. Your feedback and suggestions are highly appreciated and will help me improve and grow as a developer.

Introducing OptiTint TintMeter: The Ultimate Tint Measurement Tool for FiveM!

Are you tired of guessing the tint percentage on your vehicles? Want a precise and easy-to-use solution? Look no further!

What is OptiTint TintMeter?

OptiTint TintMeter is a powerful tool designed for the FiveM community, allowing you to measure the tint percentage of vehicle windows accurately. Whether you’re a server admin, a car enthusiast, or a roleplay server looking for realism, OptiTint TintMeter is the perfect addition to your toolkit.

Key Features:

  • Accurate Tint Measurement: Get precise readings of the tint percentage on any vehicle window.
  • Easy to Use: User-friendly interface with straightforward commands.
  • Customizable: Easily adjustable settings to fit your server’s needs.
  • Lightweight: Minimal performance impact, ensuring smooth gameplay.
  • Open Source: Fully open source on GitHub, allowing you to tweak and customize to your heart’s content.

OptiTint TintMeter Interface OptiTint TintMeter In Action

Why Choose OptiTint TintMeter?

  • Enhance Realism: Add a new layer of realism to your server by enforcing tint laws and regulations.
  • Improve Roleplay: Perfect for law enforcement roleplay, giving officers the tools they need to check vehicle tints.
  • Community Support: Join our growing community on GitHub and contribute to the project!

Installation & Setup:

  1. Download the Tool: OptiTint TintMeter on GitHub
  2. Follow the Instructions: Detailed installation guide available in the repository.
  3. Customize and Deploy: Adjust the settings as needed and deploy it on your server.

Get Involved:

Visit our GitHub page to download OptiTint TintMeter, read the documentation, and join the community. Have questions or suggestions? Feel free to open an issue or contribute directly to the codebase!


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This is my free release, and I am currently working on a paid one as well.

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Will the paid version include item support and perhaps a model/anim when checking the tint?

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You forgot the fxmanifest on the github page

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yes hopefully :slight_smile:

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ill add that now thankyou ahaha

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In and working.
Much appreciated.

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no problem any question let me know

if your using esx here’s an easy way for item support

Add this to the file in client.lua

RegisterNetEvent('tintmeter:checktint', function()
  ExecuteCommand('checktint')
end)

create a server.lua file, add this to it, and change item_name to whatever item you make…

ESX = exports["es_extended"]:getSharedObject()

ESX.RegisterUsableItem('item_name', function(playerId)
  TriggerEvent('tintmeter:checktint')
end)

edit : i forgot, youll need to add the server.lua to the fxmanifest like this,

server_script 'server.lua'
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