Show /me and /try actions as clean speech bubbles above the player for readable RP — ESX and QBCore
Emote bubbles fix one of the quietest problems in roleplay: nobody reads the chat. When a player uses /me or /try, this system floats the action as a clean speech bubble right above their head, so everyone nearby actually sees "checks the door handle" or "tries to pick the lock" in the moment it happens. It turns easy-to-miss text commands into visible, shared roleplay beats.
What the emote bubbles offer
- Show /me and /try actions above the player.
- Clean, readable bubbles everyone nearby can see.
- Actions land in the moment, not buried in chat.
- /try outcomes displayed clearly for the scene.
- A simple boost to shared, visible roleplay.
Why visible actions matter
- No one misses a key /me action anymore.
- Scenes flow without everyone staring at chat.
- New players grasp the RP happening around them.
- Actions feel like part of the world, not a log.
- Roleplay reads naturally to the whole group.
Clean and light
- Built for ESX and QBCore, simple to drop in.
- Configurable styling, range and duration in open files.
- Ties into your chat and roleplay commands.
- Lightweight and stable in crowded scenes.
The strength of a roleplay scene depends on everyone being on the same page, and floating actions above a player's head is a small change that makes an enormous difference. Instead of hoping people scroll the chat at the right second, a visible bubble puts every /me and /try squarely in the scene, so a search, a lockpick attempt or a subtle gesture reads instantly to everyone standing there.
Because the styling, range and duration are all configurable, the bubbles fit your server's look and never clutter a busy area. It is the kind of quality-of-life detail that players stop noticing precisely because it works so well, quietly raising the readability of every interaction and making your whole community's roleplay feel smoother and more connected.
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