Automated Asset Capture Engine (Clothing, Vehicles, Props)

[FREE] Automated Asset Capture Engine (Clothing, Vehicles, Props)

This automated capture engine streamlines the creation of clothing thumbnails and other assets for your FiveM server. Designed to eliminate the manual hassle of asset capture, this standalone engine provides a comprehensive workflow, ensuring consistent and high-quality results, even with extensive asset libraries. It's framework-independent and built for optimal performance.

Features

• Automated Asset Capture: Streamlines the process of creating thumbnails for clothing, vehicles, and props.
• Framework-Independent: Works seamlessly with QBCore, ESX, QBox, and custom frameworks.
• Dedicated Capture Environment: Teleports the ped to an isolated void with auto-lighting and green screen, eliminating world shadows and interference.
• Smart Sequencing: Automatically cycles through every drawable and texture.
• Texture Streaming Guard: Ensures assets are fully loaded before capturing to prevent errors.
• Server-Side Chroma Key: Utilizes a custom algorithm with pngjs for efficient transparency and green screen removal, avoiding heavy native dependencies.
• Per-Category Presets: Allows saving specific camera angles (FOV, distance, height) for different components (hats, shoes, etc.).
• HTTP API: Serves shots via a REST API (Port 3959) with CORS enabled for direct access in NUI/React apps.
• Stability Features: Includes a batching system with garbage collection to prevent crashes during long sessions.
• Browser-Based UI: Features a virtualized UI to preview thumbnails and a re-capture mode to fix specific shots.
• Open Source: The source code is available on GitHub for community contributions and improvements.

Installation

1. Download the resource from uz-scripts.com.
2. Extract the uz_AutoShot folder into your server's resources directory.
3. Ensure the resource in your server.cfg: ensure uz_AutoShot.
4. Configure the settings as needed.
5. Start the resource and access the capture engine through the provided HTTP API.