A custom sticker script that allows you to apply unique stickers to vehicles. You can either restrict sticker application to specific jobs (e.g., police, ambulance, mechanic) or make it available to everyone on your server. The script supports an unlimited number of stickers, and all of them are fully synchronized across players. Stickers remain on the vehicle even after storing it and taking it back out of the garage.
Features
- Job-based restriction: Easily limit who can apply stickers (police, ambulance, mechanic, etc.), or let anyone add them.
- Unlimited stickers: Configure as many different textures and sticker types as you want.
- Full synchronization: Everyone sees the stickers on the vehicle, no matter who applied them.
- Persistent storage: Stickers remain on the vehicle after storing it in a garage or re-spawning it.
- Highly configurable: Modify sticker sizes, textures, offsets, rotation speeds, and more in the config file.
- Easy installation and usage: Minimal setup required; just place the script, configure, and go.
Requirements
- ESX framework recommended (due to job checks), but easily adaptable
Installation
- Purchase the script.
- Add it to your resources folder.
- Configure the script in
config.luato match your server’s needs (jobs, decal textures, etc.). - Start the resource.
Usage
- Command:
/addsticker(or any command you set) to open the sticker panel, select a sticker, and start placing it on the vehicle. - Controls:
- Arrow keys: Move the decal placement rotation
- Scroll wheel: Rotate the decal
- ENTER: Save decal placement
- BACKSPACE: Reset position
Configuration
Almost everything is customizable in the config.lua:
- Allowed jobs: Decide which jobs can apply stickers (or disable restriction).
- Sticker dictionaries: Add new texture dictionaries and IDs.
- Marker size, rotation speed, and other parameters.
- Notifications: Change or translate the script’s notifications.
- Debug mode for detailed logging.
Interested? If you have any questions, feel free to ask!
Tebex (23.80 USD)
Preview
| Code is accessible | Config and frontend |
| Subscription-based | No |
| Lines (approximately) | 2500 |
| Requirements | ESX framework or Standalone |
| Support | Yes |