Check out our Documentation Website which includes the installation guide, “how-to” guides, common issues, debugging guide, and a full preview of all of the configs and locales/translations.
CarHUD brings a new concept to the table with the idea to maximize customizability on the server and client sides.
It allows every player to tailor the HUD to their preferences and needs.
You don't need to waste time playing around with different vehicle HUDs, their settings, and code - Just let the players design it themselves. Players can also set their own key binds.
The main display contains:
These options are fully customizable through the settings menu:
Also included:
The balance between performance and optimisation is something that you need to decide. You simply can’t have the resource performing at its peak performance by updating the UI every frame without that having an effect on the optimization. Although, the resource has been created in such a way where you can allow your players to decide whether they want peak performance from the UI at the cost of loosing 1-2 fps or if they want to keep the fps at the cost of the UI being less responsive when updating the UI values. But there is a middle ground which we do recommend where you can get the best of both worlds with a little compromise.
Seat belt (0.03ms) - By default, the thread for the seat belt in client/functions.lua consumes the majority of the ms. It can be reduced by 0.02ms by disabling Config.DisableExitingVehicle. The ms can be reduced by 0.03ms in total by disabling the seatbelt completely if you don’t wish to use it or you have a more optimized one - Config.Seatbelt.ENABLE.
CarHUD UI (0.02ms) - The refresh rate of the UI can also play a huge factor in optimization. The default refresh rate value is 500ms. But you can set this default value for all players at the bottom of the configs/ui_config.js. The UI by itself with all elements and settings enabled will use 0.02ms during use. Each individual player can also modify this value, lowering it will result in the UI being more responsive at the cost of increased resource usage.
Framework Dependencies
| Framework | Compatibility | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| ESX | ✔️ drag-and-drop compatible | |
| QBCore | ✔️ drag-and-drop compatible | |
| vRP | ✔️ drag-and-drop compatible | |
| No-framework | ✔️ drag-and-drop compatible | |
| Other (custom framework) | ✔️ drag-and-drop compatible |
SQL Resource Dependencies
| SQL Resource | Compatibility | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| None | N/A | This resource does not use the database |
Resource Dependencies
| Resource | Compatibility | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| None | N/A | This resource does not have any resource dependencies |
Locales/Translations
| Locale Type | Translatable | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| UI | ✔️ | |
| Notifications | ✔️ |
OneSync Compatibility
| State | Compatibility | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Infinity | ✔️ | |
| Legacy | ✔️ | |
| Disabled | ✔️ |
Check out our Documentation Website which includes the installation guide, “how-to” guides, common issues, debugging guide, and a full preview of all of the configs and locales/translations.
You can also check out our FiveM Forum Post to view some of the Configurable Files and Locales, Customer Feedback, and Frequently Asked Questions.
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