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Esx Anti Vehicle Theft | Vehicle Security System

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The Esx Anti Vehicle Theft script prevents unauthorized players from accessing vehicles by checking if their job is configured to allow vehicle use. If not, they are either kicked out or the engine is disabled. It supports multiple jobs, provides customizable intervals and messages, and includes events for logging actions.

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The ESX Anti Vehicle Theft Script prevents players from entering or driving vehicles without proper keys. Ideal for RP servers, this script enhances realism and law enforcement roleplay by requiring ownership or job-based access. It supports error messages, UI prompts, and configurable logic for a secure vehicle system in FiveM.

This script checks if someone has a job that is configured as allowed for that vehicle. If not the player either gets kicked out or the engine gets disabled. Everything is done client sided.
I saw someone make a similar resource to this one, but then paid. Since it’s a very simple check, I decided to make it and release . I probably spend more time on the readme than the script itself so yeah.

With the default interval configuration the script ran at 0.00ms when idle or in a vehicle, and max around 0.02ms when disabling a vehicle for me.

Features:

  • Multiple job support
  • Either kick or disable a vehicle
  • Set interval and messages

Here is a picture of the default messages shown (bottom for kicking and top for disabling):

The script also triggers r3-antivehicletheft:onKick when a player gets kicked out of a vehicle or r3-antivehicletheft:onDisable when a vehicle gets disabled. You can use these events to create logs or whatever you want. You can also just edit the code directly, which would be easier.

If people want me to convert the script to QBCore ask down below, although they have their own key system so I would just stick to that.

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If you have any other questions or issues related to this product, you can contact us. This script works well with our Esx Hotwire + Lock System + Data Save for enhanced roleplay communication

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