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[FREE][REDM] GFXr ID Card — Western-Themed Identification Document UI for RedM (VORP / RSG / RedEM:RP)

Howdy FiveM & RedM community! :wave:

Tired of /me checks his papers being the only way your players can roleplay an identity check? We built GFXr ID Card — a fully animated, parchment-styled RedM ID card system that hands your players a real, in-game identification document in true 1899 fashion. Open your own card to inspect it, or hand it to the nearest player with a believable give-object animation — perfect for lawman stops, saloon arguments, immigration RP, and bounty checks.

Built on top of gfxr-bridge, so it works on VORP, RSG-RedEM and RedEM:RP out of the box. Pulls character data (legal name, date of birth, occupation, identifier) directly from your framework — no manual setup per player.

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:shopping_cart: Tebex (Free / Open Source): RedM ID Card | Identity Document System | GFX | GFX Development
:books: Documentation: https://gfx-scripts.gitbook.io/gfx-development/gfx/about-gfx
:speech_balloon: Support / Discord: GFX Redm

:sparkles: Features

  • Authentic 1899 parchment design — Hand-styled western ID card with wax-seal red accent, gold borders, period-correct typography and a real ink signature.
  • Personal ID viewer — /idcard or F5 opens your own identification document with a “reading a letter” animation and a paper prop attached to your hand.
  • Show ID to nearest player — /showidcard triggers a give-object animation and instantly displays your card on the nearest player’s screen (within 3.0m), auto-closing after 10 seconds.
  • Framework-agnostic data binding — Reads firstname, lastname, dateofbirth / birthdate, job.label and identifier straight from VORP / RSG / RedEM through gfxr-bridge — no custom export work required.
  • Deterministic ID number — Every character gets a stable N-1899-XXX-LASTNAME ID number generated from their identifier hash, so the same player always sees the same number on every login. Perfect for bounty boards, prison logs and police reports.
  • Configurable territory & authority — Change Territory (“New Hanover”), Established Year (“1899”), Authority (“United States Marshal Service”), Quote, and Signature line straight from client_config.lua.
  • Theme color editor — Recolor the entire card (primary, secondary, parchment, ink) through the Config.Theme block — match it to your server’s brand without touching CSS.
  • Multi-language (i18n) — Built-in English and Turkish locales out of the box (en / tr). Add more languages by extending one Lua table.
  • Lightweight — 0.00ms idle. NUI only renders when the card is open. No looping threads, no per-frame work.
  • ESC / Backspace to close — Clean keyboard UX, no mouse-fighting.
  • Modern React (TypeScript) NUI — Hot-reload friendly dev workflow, clean component structure, ready to extend.
  • Exports for other resources — Open / close / show the card from any other RedM script.

:gear: Configuration Example

Config = {}

Config.Debug = false

-- Theme Configuration (full UI recolor)
Config.Theme = {
    Primary        = "#c21414",  -- Wax seal / ID number / accent
    PrimaryContent = "#ffffff",
    Secondary      = "#DAA520",  -- Gold borders
    Background     = "#F4E4C1",  -- Parchment base
    Ink            = "#1a1613",  -- Body text
    Parchment      = "#F4E4C1"
}

-- ID Card metadata (server-wide, not per-player)
Config.IdCard = {
    Territory       = "New Hanover",
    EstablishedYear = "1899",
    Authority       = "United States Marshal Service",
    Quote           = "Justice is a commodity few can afford in these parts.",
    Signature       = "Sheriff Curtis Malloy"
}

Config.Command = "idcard"   -- toggle own card
Config.Keybind = "F5"       -- false to disable

Config.Locale  = "en"       -- "en" or "tr"

:keyboard: Commands

Command Description
/idcard Toggle your own ID card (also bound to F5 by default). Plays a “reading a letter” animation and attaches a paper prop.
/showidcard Hand your ID to the nearest player within 3.0m. Plays a give-object animation; their screen shows your card for 10 seconds.

Press ESC or Backspace to close the card at any time.

:package: Dependencies

  • gfxr-bridge (free) — handles framework abstraction (VORP / RSG / RedEM:RP).

No SQL required for the core ID card flow — all data is pulled live from your framework.

:white_check_mark: Compatibility

Framework Status
VORP Core :white_check_mark: Supported
RSG-RedEM :white_check_mark: Supported
RedEM:RP :white_check_mark: Supported
Standalone :x: Not supported (requires bridge)

:electric_plug: Exports

-- Open the local player's ID card
exports['gfxr-idcard']:OpenIdCard()

-- Close the ID card
exports['gfxr-idcard']:CloseIdCard()

-- Show your ID to the nearest player (≤ 3.0m)
exports['gfxr-idcard']:ShowIdCard()

-- Stop the give animation early
exports['gfxr-idcard']:StopShowIdCard()

-- Is the card currently open?
local isOpen = exports['gfxr-idcard']:IsIdCardOpen()

Use these to wire the ID card into your arrest scripts, bounty hunter jobs, doctor RP, sheriff workflows, immigration checkpoints, or any custom roleplay flow.

:mag: Why a Proper RedM ID Card?

In a serious RDR2 roleplay server, identity is the foundation of every interaction: a sheriff asking for papers, a saloon owner refusing a known outlaw, a doctor verifying a patient, a bounty hunter confirming the right target. A floating chat bubble can’t carry that weight.

GFXr ID Card turns identity into a tangible prop your players can pull out, hand over, and react to — with all the data already wired up to your framework. It’s built for servers that care about immersion, first-impression UX, and clean RedM scripts built around gfxr-bridge.

:question: Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Does this work with VORP / RSG / RedEM:RP?
A: Yes — all three are supported through gfxr-bridge. The script reads firstname, lastname, dateofbirth / birthdate, job.label and identifier automatically depending on which framework is detected.

Q: Do I need to set up a database?
A: No. The core ID card uses live framework data — no SQL, no migrations, no per-character setup.

Q: Is the ID number random every time?
A: No — it’s deterministic. The number is hashed from the player’s identifier, so the same character always gets the same N-1899-XXX-LASTNAME code on every login. Safe to reference in police reports, prison logs and bounty boards.

Q: Can I translate it?
A: Yes — English and Turkish ship by default in config/locale.lua. Adding another language is a single Lua table.

Q: Can I rebrand it for my own town / territory / authority?
A: Yes — Config.IdCard lets you change Territory, Established Year, Authority, Quote and Signature without touching code.

Q: How do I trigger it from another script?
A: Use the exports — OpenIdCard, CloseIdCard, ShowIdCard, StopShowIdCard, IsIdCardOpen. Drop them into your arrest, bounty, doctor or checkpoint workflows.

Q: Is it optimized?
A: 0.00ms idle. The NUI only renders when the card is open, and there are no per-frame while true do polling threads while the card is closed.

Q: Is the source code accessible?
A: Yes — this release is Free & Open Source. Full Lua + React/TypeScript NUI source is included; config, locale and theme are fully editable.

:link: Other GFXr RedM Scripts

If you like this release, check out the rest of our RedM script catalog:

  • :id: GFXr ID Card — this one
  • :rocket: GFXr Spawn Selector — Modern multi-location spawn point UI
  • :mailbox: GFXr Pigeonmail — In-game mail / messaging system
  • :question: GFXr Help — F1 help menu / command list UI
  • :bell: GFXr Notify — Modern notification system
  • :package: GFXr Inventory — Drag & drop weight-based inventory (React)
  • :gift: GFXr Kit — Starter / VIP / daily reward kits
  • :trophy: GFXr Leaderboard — Ranking & stats UI
  • :bridge_at_night: gfxr-bridge — Free framework abstraction layer

Full list: https://redm.gfxdevelopment.com

:money_with_wings: Pricing

Free & Open Source. Full Lua + React/TypeScript NUI source is included — config, locale, theme, NUI components and server logic are all editable. Distributed via Tebex for grant tracking and update delivery, no payment required.

Get it here :point_right: RedM ID Card | Identity Document System | GFX | GFX Development

:clipboard: Required Forum Info Table
Code is accessible Yes
Subscription-based No
Lines (approximately) ~1,100 (Lua + React/TypeScript NUI)
Requirements gfxr-bridge + VORP / RSG-RedEM / RedEM:RP
Support Yes

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Feedback, suggestions and bug reports are welcome — drop them in the thread or on our Discord. Yeehaw! :cowboy_hat_face:

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Downloaded this resource and it seems that literally everything, including the config, is encrypted. Can this be fixed? Was really excited about this ID style!