A revive station gives downed players a reliable, fair place to patch themselves back up at the hospital whenever there are no EMS staff currently on duty to answer their call for help.
Built for ESX ambulance setups, it intelligently activates and deactivates based on whether any medics are actually online, so player self-healing only ever fills the gap during quiet hours and never undermines the real value of your paramedic roleplay when actual EMS players are online and around.
How the revive station works
- A clearly marked point inside the hospital where injured players can trigger a controlled self-revive.
- Automatic activation that opens the station only when there are genuinely no EMS members on duty.
- Automatic deactivation that closes the self-revive option the very moment a medic clocks on again.
- Configurable healing so you decide whether players are fully restored or only partially patched up.
- Clear on-screen prompts and notifications that always tell players when the station is available to use.
Balance and easy integration
- Duty-aware logic that carefully protects the value and importance of the ambulance job during active hours.
- Configurable station coordinates, so you can add self-revive points at every hospital your server runs.
- An optional cost or cooldown that keeps self-revive from being abused or spammed during server downtime.
- Lightweight ESX integration that hooks cleanly into your existing death, respawn, and revive events.
- A simple, readable config that makes tuning the entire system a quick and genuinely low-effort task.
Nothing frustrates players more than lying dead on the ground with no medic online to help them, and a duty-aware revive station solves that problem neatly without ever undermining your EMS roleplay. It keeps the whole city moving during the quieter hours while still fully rewarding active paramedics whenever they happen to be around.
Because the healing amount, the cost, and the locations are all configurable, you can strike the exact balance your server needs between everyday convenience and immersive realism. It layers cleanly on top of a standard ESX ambulance job with only minimal, straightforward setup required from you, and it keeps your players happy during the quiet overnight hours when medics are hardest to find.
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