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3D Car Menu

Radial 3D vehicle interaction menu for doors, windows, seats and more — ESX and QBCore

$5.99
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Controlling a vehicle's doors, windows, seats and trunk usually means a tangle of commands or a plain list menu. 3D Car Menu replaces all of that with a sleek radial interface right on the vehicle: look at a door and open it, roll down a window, pick a seat, pop the trunk — every vehicle interaction in one clean, modern menu that feels like part of the car itself.

What the car menu offers

  • A radial 3D menu for all vehicle interactions in one place.
  • Open and close individual doors, the hood and the trunk.
  • Roll windows up and down.
  • Choose which seat to enter directly.
  • Additional controls like engine, locks and lights.

Why it improves the experience

  • Vehicle control becomes intuitive instead of command-heavy.
  • One consistent menu replaces a mess of keybinds and lists.
  • Picking a specific seat makes group travel smooth.
  • Door and window control adds immersion to scenes.
  • A modern 3D UI looks premium next to plain menus.

Clean and configurable

  • Built for ESX and QBCore with a straightforward install.
  • Configurable options, styling and keys in open files.
  • Works alongside your existing vehicle systems.
  • Lightweight NUI that opens instantly.

Players interact with their vehicles constantly, and consolidating every door, window and seat control into one clean radial menu is the kind of quality-of-life upgrade they feel every single time they get in a car. It replaces a scatter of keybinds with a single intuitive interface that makes the whole vehicle feel more responsive and modern.

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Consolidating every door, window and seat control into one clean radial interface is the kind of quality-of-life upgrade players feel every single time they get into a car, replacing a scatter of keybinds with one intuitive menu.

The whole vehicle simply feels more responsive and modern once every control lives in one place.

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