[RELEASE] [FREE] ESX Admin Menu

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Hello there, fellow mates!

As promised I’d release an ESX Admin Menu for completely free

Preview:
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Overview:
This menu is based off a simple permission’s system, if you find any vulnerabilities be sure to post them!
There is a config file included, if you know what you’re doing it’ll be easy to mess with, there’s a few examples inside. Reminder that I did not validate any of those examples server-sided, it’s completely based on pure examples. I will update this whenever I get time.

Download can be found on my Github: GitHub - iWanheda/esx-admin-menu-wip

Dependencies:

Special thanks to Tigo for his awesome framework and helping me with submenus :slight_smile:

This project is still very W.I.P (Work In Progress)

Every issue should be reported!

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What the hell is that domain? My antivirus is trippin

Domain of image hosting ^

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Theres no way to open the Menu ! Wow… :face_with_raised_eyebrow:

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Images have been reuploaded to the forums since some antivirus software were going crazy about it.

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There is! I just forgot to make it open through your chosen key…

Edit this line: esx-admin-menu-wip/main.lua at master · iWanheda/esx-admin-menu-wip · GitHub

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What do you mean?

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This line just print your group…

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??? What

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Good script, although I suggest changing the menu type or NativeUI dynamics, is not too nice

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What do you mean? Also you can easily change the rendering engine used

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nice job

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How do you add admins? There is nothing in the read me that says.

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Through ESX itself, by default is:

/setgroup <id> <group>
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Thank you. Is it the menu open key set to “E” by default? I cannot get it to open I even tried changing it to M. I checked the database and under group I am admin.

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Yes default key is E, have you installed and ensured MenuV dependency?

If so please go to your server’s console and type: ensure esx_admin_menu, copy and paste the output right after you do that, then go on your client and click F8, screenshot it after it says Creating ccript environment for… (if nothing pops up, click E and then open F8) and show me that as well! :smiley:

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Nice Woork

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Have you installed dependencies?

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Can you explain me whats that?

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Wait nvm yes i have them installed but still nothing