Inferno Collection: Spotlight
A standalone, automatic spotlight script for FiveM, with easy customization.
Release Video
Features
- Automatic spotlight detection
- No configuration required on most vehicles.
- Dual spotlight support
- Driver and passenger can use their respective spotlights at the same time.
- Optionally sets a vehicle’s extras to match - flipped up = on, flipped down = off
- Requires per-vehicle configuration
- Spotlights have working shadows and draw coronas
- Move spotlights in first or third-person, while stopped or driving
- Spotlights move as vehicle moves
- Spotlights are not stuck facing forward
- Easy configuration file, change any of the following:
- Spotlight brightness, distance, roundness, radius, and falloff
- Spotlight minimum and maximum movement angle
- Command name
- Keybinds
Documentation
Support
Support is provided via Discord.
Changelog
Purchase
| Code is accessible | No - Compiled C# |
| Subscription-based | No - One-Time Purchase |
| Lines (approximately) | C# - ~1800 |
| Requirements & dependencies | None - Standalone, vehicles not provided |
| Support | Yes - via Discord |
Resmon Details
Notes
- C# has an overhead of 0.02ms, which is out of our control.
Idle
No spotlights enabled.
Spotlight - Inside Vehicle
One spotlight enabled on one vehicle, while sitting inside said vehicle.
Spotlight - Outside Vehicle
One spotlight enabled on one vehicle, while outside of vehicle.
NOTE: Due to the Draw natives used, performance scales with the number of spotlights in use. This means more spotlights, results in worse performance.
Four Spotlights
Four spotlights enabled on four vehicles.
