A radial menu on F5 that other scripts fill in. Vehicle controls at the wheel, staff powers behind their own permissions, interaction points placed by walking to them, and a full tuning bay with an RGB colour picker.

ESX Legacy QBCore QBox

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The wheel, showing only what makes sense where you are standing.

What it does

Other scripts declare their own entries

Fifteen lines in THAT script. Remove the script and its entries go with it, rather than leaving a dead button.

Contextual, not conditional

An entry whose moment has not come is absent, not greyed out. An empty wedge is a promise the menu cannot keep.

You keep walking

The wheel reads the movement keys itself and feeds them back to the game, so opening it does not stop you.

Staff powers, each behind its own ACE

Heal, revive, give an item, set a job, spawn a vehicle, sign one over, teleport - and place garages, stashes and banks by standing where they go.

What it owns, and what it leaves alone

It owns

The wheel itself, and the registry other scripts declare into
Vehicle controls: engine, doors, windows, lights, seats
Staff powers and the tuning bay

It leaves alone

Anything another script does - it carries entries, it does not implement them

Nothing calls your framework directly. Everything goes through the included bridge, which is why one build works on ESX, QBCore and QBox rather than three versions you have to pick between.

In the box

No SQL to import. The tables create themselves on first start.
The config.lua and the language files stay readable after purchase, and are commented in English.
English and French included. A new language is a new JSON file, with no rebuild.
3 exports, for your own scripts to build on.
Every key is rebindable by the player, in the FiveM settings.
sl_lib and sl_bridge are included.
Full documentation and a troubleshooting guide, online and in the download.

Scriptlab Menu

See it running

What it does

What it owns, and what it leaves alone

In the box