mtmc-scoreboard

A basic free scoreboard for FiveM

Updated CSS with 4 new styles

Github

Requires QBCore

Dependencies

QBCore

Config

Adjust config to how you like, the original config is below

Config = {}

Config.DisplayStaff = false

Config.RefreshRate = 60000

Config.Jobs = { [‘police’] = { label = ‘Police’, icon = ‘fa-solid fa-handcuffs’, color = ‘#1660DB’ }, [‘taxi’] = { label = ‘Taxi’, icon = ‘fa-solid fa-taxi’, color = ‘#EBBA00’ }, [‘ambulance’] = { label = ‘EMS’, icon = ‘fa-solid fa-truck-medical’, color = ‘#ad0303’ }, [‘realestate’] = { label = ‘Real Estate’, icon = “fa-solid fa-house”, color = ‘#06731a’ } }

Config.Gangs = { [‘ballas’] = { label = ‘Ballas’, icon = ‘fa-solid fa-user-ninja’, color = ‘#A216DB’ }, [‘vagos’] = { label = ‘Vagos’, icon = ‘fa-solid fa-gun’, color = ‘#c9c908’ }, [‘cartel’] = { label = ‘Cartel’, icon = ‘fa-solid fa-joint’, color = ‘#0d9184’ } }

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Code is accessible Yes
Subscription-based No
Lines (approximately) 200
Requirements QBCore
Support Yes
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How much did the QB pay you? Shouldn’t my ESX also have such a beautiful hud?

We run a QB server so everything i write is in QB. Years ago we ran an ESX server and moved over to QB because at that time it offered more & was better.
Not sure what the state of ESX is these days.
Theres not much to the backend to this so should be easy to convert to ESX for someone that runs a ESX server.

The other guy that helps me with coding is going to update this with a better UX design.
I’m better with coding & know more CSS, just lack the actual brain for design

Updated the UI & now comes with 4 styles.

style-default.css
style-inspired.css
style-midnight.css
style-qbcore.css