Duck below the windows to hide in a car and slip past a police search — ESX and QBCore
Hide in car gives your criminals a small but thrilling trick: duck down below the windows so anyone glancing into the vehicle sees an empty seat. When the sirens are close and there is no time to run, sliding down out of sight becomes a genuine tactic — a held breath while an officer walks past the glass. It is a simple mechanic that adds real, cinematic tension to chases and stakeouts.
What hide in car offers
- Duck below the windows on command.
- Slip out of sight during a police search.
- A tense, held-breath way to evade a sweep.
- A believable trick for getaways and stakeouts.
- Simple, instant concealment inside a vehicle.
Why concealment adds tension
- Getaways gain a real hide-or-run decision.
- Police searches become genuinely suspenseful.
- Criminals get a nonviolent way to escape.
- Stakeouts and ambushes feel far more alive.
- A near-miss becomes a story worth telling.
Clean and light
- Built for ESX and QBCore, easy to drop in.
- Configurable keybind and behavior in open files.
- Ties into your crime and police systems.
- Lightweight and stable while hidden.
The best chase moments are the quiet ones, and being able to vanish below the dashboard while a cop sweeps the street is exactly that kind of held-breath beat. It hands criminals a tense, nonviolent option when running is not possible, and turns a routine police search into a genuine game of nerve where one glance through the window decides whether the getaway holds or falls apart.
Because the keybind and behavior are configurable, it slots cleanly into your existing crime and pursuit systems without getting in the way. It is a tiny feature with an outsized effect on atmosphere, giving stakeouts, ambushes and getaways the cinematic tension that makes cops-and-robbers roleplay memorable rather than a straight footrace every single time.
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