[Request] In-Game tour script / Punishment Logs (ESX)

Greetings,

I have seen a tour script that you simply go to the job center and you’ll find a marker that opens a menu including multiple categories once you choose a category you’ll have to select which phase you want then a video would be played for you. (Something like a video tour guide and these videos can be edited from the script), but I can’t find this script I would appreciate if someone helps me to get it.


Also, I’m looking for a punishment logs for ESX something similar like this Vrp_Punishmentslog

Thanks in advance :heart:

U’mm anyone?

What are you using for punishments at the moment, also in regards to your tour thing, is it just a video that plays, or an interactive tour?

I’m currently logging all the punishments in discord private channels (Accessed by admins only).

Regards the tour, I only saw this script once and saved the link to be installed later but I lost it, I guess it’s an interactive tour.

Your tour script could probably be achieved with camera creation.

What I meant with my other question, is what are you using in-game for punishments, i.e. what resource?

I’m currently using vMenu for in-game punishments, if that’s what you are asking for.

Yes it was; you could add Discord integration into the vMenu script, so every time someone is kicked/banned/etc, you can send a message to a channel in your Discord server.

I don’t want it to be Discord related thing, I need in-game punishment history for each player exactly the same as the script I’ve linked in my first post but ESX not vRP. :man_shrugging:

My bad, forgot the original purpose of the topic lol.

I gather that vRP and ESX handle punishments, so it is easy enough to create a logging resource for them, whereas in this case, you are using vMenu to handle punishments. If you are willing to swap to ESX punishments, you could create a new table in your ESX database, create a simple resource with some commands and then add the ESX kick function (you’ll have to create your own ban function, but that shouldn’t be too hard once you have a DB set-up), then create a simple NUI to pull the relevant data in table form.

Or if you are only after a /warn command, you could look at using this script as a base, then either adding the DB functions (if you want it stored), or if you are only after per session, just pass the stored array to an NUI resource.

This just out, might suit you quite well @NxDaddy

I really appreciate your efforts for helping me I can’t thank you enough. :heart: :heart_eyes: