Package · #7611664
Scriptlab Police
A CAD that behaves like a computer: windows you move, stack and keep open at once. Records, criminal history, warrants, an editable penal code, a live unit board and APCO ten-codes - the same terminal at the desk and in the patrol car.
ESX Legacy QBCore QBox
See it running
What it does
A windowed desktop
Dispatch open beside a record beside the penal code. Not a menu that closes to show you the next thing.
Records with a history
People, vehicles, charges, warrants and notes - and charges added to a record from the penal code you maintain.
Dispatch that runs itself
Ten-codes, calls with attached units, a live roster, and a panic button that reaches everyone on duty.
Gated per job and per grade
Every action names the permission it needs, and the server checks it - hiding a button is a courtesy, never a lock.
What it owns, and what it leaves alone
It owns
- Officers: callsign, status, accumulated duty time
- Calls, and which units are attached to them
- Records, charges, warrants, and the penal code itself
It leaves alone
- Who a citizen is - names and vehicles are read from your framework
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.luaand 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.
- 5 exports, for your own scripts to build on.
- Every key is rebindable by the player, in the FiveM settings.
sl_libandsl_bridgeare included.- Full documentation and a troubleshooting guide, online and in the download.
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