The Simple Status and Car HUD gives your QBCore server a crisp, uncluttered overlay that shows everything players need at a glance without smothering the screen. Health, armour, hunger, thirst and stamina sit neatly in one corner while a dedicated vehicle panel appears only when it is actually useful.
Designed to feel native rather than bolted on, elements fade away when a stat is full so the display stays calm during quiet moments. When players climb into a car the vehicle readout slides in with speed, fuel, gear and street information, keeping driving immersive and informative.
Everything in the status and car HUD
- Health, armour, hunger, thirst and stamina indicators.
- Car panel with speed, fuel, gear and nearest streets.
- Voice HUD that shifts colour while you are talking.
- Dynamic minimap scaled to the player's resolution.
- Components auto-hide when a value is full.
A HUD that stays out of the way
- Compact layout that keeps the screen readable.
- QBCore dependency with clean, accessible code.
- Adjustable positions and colours to match your brand.
- Voice range display for pma-voice style setups.
- Low resmon impact even on populated servers.
Because the interface reveals information contextually, players are never distracted by data they do not need in the moment. A pedestrian on foot sees only their vital needs, while a driver instantly gets the speed and fuel they care about, making the whole experience feel intentional and polished.
The resolution-aware minimap is a standout touch, resizing correctly whether your players run 1080p or ultrawide displays so nothing looks stretched or misaligned. Small quality-of-life details like these are exactly what separate a forgettable HUD from one your community actually enjoys using every session.
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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.
