The Esx Camera Menu provides advanced camera controls for FiveM, allowing players to adjust various settings, including camera angles, zoom levels, and position offsets. Perfect for cinematic shots or in-depth vehicle perspectives, this script enhances the visual experience and offers full customization for better immersion in your server
Features
- Lead camera – main camera, rotates around car dependant on angular velocity of the vehicle
- Chase camera – focuses on closest vehicle and points towards it
- Drone camera – simulates drone physics, allows choice between different modes (race, zero-G, spectator, homing)
- Customizable parameters – FOV, XYZ position offsets, interpolation values and more
- Saving/loading – save and load camera parameters or choose from default presets
Parameters overview
- It’s best to just experiment with parameters to see how they affect camera handling (for lead/chase camera you can start by spawning a preset from submenu).
camera parameters:
- Lock position offset – determines whether camera changes position compared to vehicle (or just rotates)
- Linear position offset – experimental feature, camera changes position along the line drawn behind vehicle instead of doing circular motion around the car
- Lock rotation to camera plane – changes the way that camera rotates around car (mostly visible on uneven ground)
- Modifier – this modifier * angular velocity = target rotation. Higher values make camera move further from lock. (-1,1)
- Yaw interpolation – lower values – smoother movement along yaw axis (0,1)
- Roll interpolation – lower values – smoother movement along roll axis (0,1)
- Pitch interpolation – lower values – smoother movement along pitch axis (0,1)
- Camera offset – offsets chase camera target towards its velocity vector. (0,5)
- Position interpolation – lower values – smoother movement, higher delay. (0,1)
- FOV – changes field of view, may affect performance with higher values (20,120)
- X/Y/Z Offset – static position offset in XYZ direction
- Max angle to lock – for chase camera only, max angle from velocity vector to keep the lock on, if angle exceeds this limit, camera switches back to normal. (25,360)
Need help?
If you have any other questions or issues related to this product, you can contact us. This script works well with our ESX Polaroid Camera Script for enhanced roleplay communication
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Frequently Asked Questions
- How do I install Esx Camera Menu | Customizable Camera System FiveM on my FiveM server?
- Download after purchase, extract to resources folder, add ensure esx-camera-menu to server.cfg, restart server.
- Is Esx Camera Menu | Customizable Camera System FiveM compatible with QBCore and ESX?
- Yes, fully compatible with QBCore, ESX, QBox, and standalone FiveM servers.
- Does Esx Camera Menu | Customizable Camera System FiveM include free updates?
- Yes, all scripts include lifetime free updates and dedicated support.
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