A live FiveM job GPS for ESX: police, EMS and any job you add see their colleagues as blips on the map.
Supports ESX
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Vehicle blip
Tracker menu
City map blips
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Supports ESX
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Each job gets its own blip settings, and the config lets you enable or disable the different blip types. Players control their tracker from a menu or with /trackon and /trackoff. The script runs on ESX, with or without OneSync.
Add as many jobs as you want, police and EMS included.
Let one job see another's, for example police seeing ambulance crews.
Set an item in the config and players need it to be tracked; removing the item turns the tracker off.
Cars, helicopters and boats change the blip, dying shows a death symbol and sirens in a car make it flash.
Players set or remove a callsign with /callsign or the tracker menu, and other scripts read it with an export.
A unit's blip turns into a car, helicopter or boat when they get in one, and into a death symbol when they die. With the sirens on, the car blip flashes. You set the sprite, colour and size of every blip type per job, and can switch the vehicle and death blips off one by one.
The /trackermenu command shows the tracker's status, turns it on or off and opens the callsign menu. Other units then see the callsign before the player's name on the blip, or alone if a config option hides names. A callsign stays set when the player reconnects.
Required: es_extended (any version) and oxmysql or mysql-async. OneSync is needed only while Config.UseOneSyncInfinity is on, as it is by default; set it to false to run without it. The default menus use esx_menu_default and esx_menu_dialog; Config.UseOXLib moves them to ox_lib (add it to fxmanifest.lua).
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Supports ESX
esx_tk_trackerCustom: the integration code is editable, so you can add your own resource. Setup required.
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No. It is an ESX script and needs es_extended. Only the ESX package is sold.
Yes. You choose which jobs see each other, for example police seeing ambulance.
Only while Config.UseOneSyncInfinity is on, as it is by default. Set it to false to run the tracker without OneSync.
Not by default. Set an item in Config.ItemNeeded and players need it to turn the tracker on; removing the item turns it off.
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