Controllable camera drone with per-drone configuration and smooth mouse flight — ESX, QBCore, standalone
A drone changes how your city sees itself. News crews cover police chases from above, realtors film properties, criminals scout compounds, and event hosts capture aerial shots no ground camera could get. This Advanced Drone script delivers that aerial layer with the one quality most drone resources miss: controls that actually feel good.
Flight that feels right
- The camera is steered directly with the mouse, making the drone genuinely easy to fly from the first minute — no wrestling with awkward key combinations.
- Smooth movement and rotation produce footage worthy of your server's cinematics and promos.
- Altitude, speed and handling respond predictably, so precision shots near buildings are routine rather than lucky.
Every drone its own machine
- Each drone is configured individually: range, speed, camera behavior and availability differ per model.
- Build tiers naturally — a cheap civilian quadcopter, a police surveillance unit, a premium film rig — all from one resource.
- Item-based usage slots into your inventory economy, letting shops sell drones as real products.
Uses across the whole city
- Police run overwatch on pursuits and staged operations without risking the helicopter.
- Media characters finally have a working toolset for aerial journalism.
- Criminal crews scout heist targets from a safe rooftop — and risk the device being spotted.
- Event teams film races, car meets and festivals with broadcast-style coverage.
Simple to deploy
ESX, QBCore and standalone setups are all supported, installation is the familiar drop-ensure-restart pattern, and per-drone settings live in a readable config. If your city's stories deserve an aerial perspective, this drone gives them one for pocket change. Have a look at more utility scripts to keep expanding what your players can do.
Performance stays respectful of your server budget too: the resource idles quietly and only works while a unit is actually airborne, so adding it costs nothing during normal play. With escrow protection on the code and an active developer shipping updates, it is a safe long-term pick for any city that wants eyes in the sky.