Esx dp Scenes Script | FiveM Roleplay Scene Creator

The Esx dp Scenes Script adds a dynamic roleplay feature to GTA V RP, allowing players to create interactive text-based scenes. From placing notes on walls to providing immersive details in public spaces, this script enhances storytelling and realism. Fully integrated with ESX, it’s a must-have for advanced roleplay servers.

Commands 

/scene [text to go on scene] (Can also be used while creating a scene again to update its text)
/sceneremove (To remove nearby scene, if you have permission to do so)
/scenehide (To toggle seeing scenes)

Configuration:

• For the Configuration you have some stuff you can mess with in Config.lua.
• You can change the identifier type that gets grabbed for the scenes.
• You can change the way blacklisting works, such as blacklisting a whole area from being placed scenes in.
• I added an example in there.
• You can also change the Scene Functions, they’re very simple.
• The Prefix is the command that will be executed when someone activates the scene, and the user can set any paramaters they want.
• So for example they can select the Emote one and set the paramaters to “salute”, and when someone presses e on the scene they will execute /e salute.
• You can also customize the preset colours allowed, got the current ones from some list somewhere.
• You can customize the name of the sprites and the sprites themselves in the Config and in the ytd ofc.

Updates:

• Added Scene Moving with /scenemove.
• Added Scene Copying with /scenecopy. (Do /scenecopylast to copy the last copy etc.)
• Added Scene Presets to the GUI menu, allowing users to save scenes as presets.
• Added GPS option to scene functions.
• Many other general fixes and tweaks, we’ve got this system active on a 250 slot server, with ~450 active scenes, so had to make some changes!

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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 Scene Creator Script  for enhanced roleplay communication

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