Introducing Jones Claiming, the ultimate FiveM script designed for seamless event management and player engagement. This innovative script empowers staff members with the command /StartClaim
, which activates a user-friendly menu.
Features:
- Command Initiation: Staff can initiate the claiming process with
/StartClaim
. - Customizable Menu: A versatile menu allows for the selection of model, duration, eligible jobs, and event naming.
- Dynamic Event Creation: Initiating a claim generates a visible/not visible circle and spawns an NPC at the center, ready for players to claim using the third eye interaction.
- Real-Time Updates: The UI dynamically updates to display the current claimer once a claim is made.
- Event Conclusion: As the timer concludes, the script announces the winner, adding a competitive edge to the event.
- Concurrent Events: Multiple events can run simultaneously, allowing the same participants to engage in various claims.
- UI Management: The
/SwitchClaim
command enables staff to navigate between different event UIs effortlessly. - Post-Event Review: Utilizing
/CheckClaim
, staff can review previous winners or terminate events ahead of schedule. - Anti-Cheat Measures: The script will only place the NPC when the player is in range so if you want a harder experience cheaters can’t search for the model to find the zone.
Jones Claiming is designed to enhance the gaming experience by providing a structured and interactive environment for both staff and players. Whether managing one event or several, this script ensures a smooth and engaging experience for all involved.
local jones = exports["jones_util"]
local config = {}
config.models = {
"a_m_o_soucent_03",
}
config.allowedJobs = {
"lostmc",
}
config.disableUI = false
config.disableChat = false
config.disableTarget = false
config.disablePlayerName = false
config.disableJobName = false
jones:SetConfig("jones_claiming", config)
Preview:
Code is accessible | No |
Subscription-based | No |
Lines (approximately) | 550~ |
Requirements | jones_util, oxmysql, ox_lib |
Support | Yes |