Astar HUD is a modern, minimalistic HUD that surfaces absolutely everything a player genuinely needs to know at a single glance while still staying quietly and politely out of the way of the action. It confidently trades the cluttered, busy and overwhelming overlays that so many servers still stubbornly run for a clean, responsive and thoughtful layout that feels properly current, letting your carefully built world take centre stage instead of an ugly, distracting wall of bars, meters and icons.
The entire design philosophy behind it is one of deliberate restraint and quiet confidence. Rather than cramming the whole screen full of competing numbers and warnings, Astar simply shows the genuine essentials clearly and elegantly, so players absorb their current status almost instantly and then get right back to the roleplay in front of them. It is exactly the kind of interface upgrade that quietly makes an entire server feel noticeably more polished and considered from the very moment it goes live for everyone.
What this minimalistic hud shows
- Player health and armor displayed at a clean, readable glance
- Hunger and thirst survival needs tracked smoothly and continuously
- Live vehicle fuel level alongside an accurate real-time speedometer
- Current street name shown next to the player identifier number
- Real-time in-game date and time kept neatly on the screen
Modern, responsive and framework ready
- Responsive layout that cleanly scales across every common resolution
- Fully compatible right out of the box with ESX and QBCore servers
- Lightweight rendering that genuinely respects your frame rate budget
- Clean, neutral styling that comfortably suits any server theme or brand
- Simple, painless setup so you are up and live in just a few minutes
Because it only ever displays the information that actually matters in the moment, Astar reduces on-screen visual noise dramatically compared to older, busier alternatives. Your players end up spending far less of their time deciphering their own cluttered screen and much more of it fully immersed in the roleplay around them, which is precisely the quiet, invisible effect that any genuinely good HUD should always aim to have.
The carefully responsive layout means it looks just as sharp and considered on a wide ultrawide monitor as it does on a completely standard display, so your whole community reliably gets a consistent, tidy and professional experience regardless of their exact setup. That kind of small but real consistency is a detail players quietly notice and genuinely appreciate over time.
Refresh the first thing every player looks at, all session long. Discover more interface upgrades in our HUD and UI scripts or browse the complete FiveM scripts collection for more.
