Trew HUD (qbCore/ESX) – FiveMX

It was a great experience playing GTA5 RP and learning LUA to code the Trew HUD UI. However, after numerous challenges with the FiveM community and the project itself, I have decided to discontinue further development. It’s been 6 months since I last played GTA5 RP, and continuing this project no longer makes sense.

Video Preview

Download Mirror

---

Features

• Server logo;
• Job and job grade;
• Money, dirty money, bank and society (this last one is for ESX only);
• Status like health, armor, stamina, hunger and thirst;
• Speedometer with seatbelt support, fuel detection, lights, gear changing, alerts and sirens (for emergency vehicles);
• Location and time;
• Voice controller (OneSync ready);
• User Interface for Weapons;
• Custom status inclusion.

Installation Instructions

How To Install FiveM HUD

1. Extract the Files:
   • Extract the .zip file or open it directly.
   • Place trew_hud_ui in your resources directory.
2. Update server.cfg:
   • Add the following line to your server.cfg file:sqlCode kopierenstart trew_hud_ui

Special Instructions for the ESX Version

Requirements:

• es_extended
• esx_society
• esx_addonaccount

Optional:

• esx_basicneeds
• esx_status
• LegacyFuel (it should be started before trew_hud_ui)

Disabling Default HUD:

• Go to es_extended/config.lua and set Config.EnableHud to false.

Replacing Code in esx_basicneeds/main.lua:

• Replace the existing code: TriggerEvent('esx_status:registerStatus', 'hunger', 1000000, '#CFAD0F', function(status) return true end, function(status) status.remove(1000) end) TriggerEvent('esx_status:registerStatus', 'thirst', 1000000, '#0C98F1', function(status) return true end, function(status) status.remove(750) end) with: TriggerEvent('esx_status:registerStatus', 'hunger', 1000000, '#CFAD0F', function(status) return false end, function(status) status.remove(1000) end) TriggerEvent('esx_status:registerStatus', 'thirst', 1000000, '#0C98F1', function(status) return false end, function(status) status.remove(750) end)

Special Instructions for the VRP/VRPEX Versions

Config.vRP Settings:

• Set up necessary items like black money by specifying the item ID in config.lua.

Config.vRP Example:

Config.vRP = {
  blackMoney = "dirty_money" -- Change this to your black money item ID
}

General Configurations:

• Config.Locale: Set language (default is en).
• Config.serverLogo: Set your server logo URL.
• Config.font: Customize UI font (default is Montserrat).
• Config.date: Set date format for the GPS location.
• Config.voice: Configure voice settings (OneSync compatible).
• Config.vehicle: Configure vehicle and speedometer settings.
• Config.ui: Toggle display elements of the HUD.

---

Adding Custom Status

You can create custom indicators for existing statuses like stress or drunkenness.

Example:

nexports.trew_hud_ui.createStatus({
  status = 'stress',
  color = '#FF0090',
  icon = '<i class="fas fa-brain"></i>'
});

Updating Custom Status:

Citizen.CreateThread(function()
  while true do
    Citizen.Wait(1000)
    
    local STRESS_STATUS

    TriggerEvent('esx_status:getStatus', 'stress', function(status)
      STRESS_STATUS = status.getPercent()
    end)

    exports.trew_hud_ui:setStatus({
      name = 'stress',
      value = STRESS_STATUS
    });
  end
end)

Chat Commands:

• /toggleui: Enables/Disables HUD information elements, useful for streamers.

Usage Example:

/toggleui

FAQ

Q: The HUD date is wrong! Can you fix it?

• A: The HUD date uses the game server’s time and default functions for FiveM, so it is not wrong. If you want to display the real date, you can edit app.js using JavaScript’s Date() function. Google it for more info.

Q: How can I edit the /toggleui command to hide the elements?

• A: To edit the /toggleui command, go to the ui.html files and look for the id attribute of the elements you want to hide. Then, edit the toggleui command in client.lua to suit your needs.

Q: Do you intend to release a version that supports THIS or THAT script?

• A: Not at the moment. LegacyFuel is shown as an optional feature because it changes the fuel behavior but doesn’t require special functions to work.

Q: I want to change the positions of the elements. How can I do it?

• A: To change the positions of the elements, check the main.css file and modify the top, left, right, or bottom properties of the elements you want. Be careful and read about absolute positioning in CSS. For example, to position an element at the bottom, use the BOTTOM property instead of TOP.