This NUI crosshair script gives players a modern, fully customizable reticle that makes gunplay feel sharper and more responsive on your FiveM server. In a clean menu, players build the exact crosshair they want and see it applied instantly, with settings saved automatically between sessions.
Fully standalone and compatible with ESX and QBCore, the resource is lightweight and throttled to keep performance impact near zero. Whether your community loves combat or just wants better aim clarity, it drops in cleanly and immediately improves the shooting experience.
What this NUI crosshair script offers
Customization is deep but never overwhelming, with sensible presets and live feedback:
- Vector styles including Classic, T, Dot, Circle, and X shapes
- PNG mode with seven presets or your own custom images
- Three display modes: Always, Armed, or Aiming
- Dynamic color change when aiming at other players, like the default reticle
- Client-side saving so each player keeps their setup
Lightweight and easy to run
The script respects both players and your server's resources:
- Fully standalone with no framework dependencies required
- Throttled, optimized code with minimal performance overhead
- Open the menu with a simple command or the HOME key
- Clean, responsive NUI that looks crisp at any resolution
- Straightforward installation with clear documentation
A good crosshair is a small change that players feel every single session. Giving them control over shape, color, and behavior removes a common frustration and makes your server feel more polished than competitors that ship only the default reticle.
Because settings save client-side, players configure once and forget it, enjoying their perfect crosshair every time they connect without any extra hassle or repeated setup on each join.
Sharpen your server's gunplay and browse more of our FiveM scripts, or explore the full range of HUD and UI scripts to complete your on-screen experience.
The finish holds up under real use, with the details players actually notice handled properly from every angle, which is exactly what separates a polished, premium addition from a rushed conversion that lets a server down the moment someone looks closely.
