Sit on chairs lets your players actually use the furniture scattered across the map, adding a small but surprisingly powerful layer of immersion to everyday roleplay. Using ox_target, characters can approach a seat, focus it and sit down with a smooth, natural animation instead of standing stiffly beside it looking out of place.
It is the kind of quality-of-life feature that quietly transforms how spaces feel, turning empty offices, cafes and waiting rooms into places people genuinely inhabit and linger in. Once players can comfortably sit down, scenes slow down, conversations breathe and the whole world reads as far more grounded and believable.
Natural sit on chairs interaction
The interaction is intuitive and completely consistent: target a supported object, hold the key, and your character eases smoothly into place. With support for a wide range of chairs, benches, stools and beds, players rarely find a seat anywhere in the city that they cannot actually use.
- Support for hundreds of chairs, benches and seats worldwide.
- Optional lie-down animations for beds and sofas.
- Smooth entry and exit with no awkward clipping or snapping.
- ox_target integration for clean, familiar interaction.
- Consistent behaviour across a huge library of world objects.
Optimised and easy to configure
The script stays completely idle when nobody is seated, so it adds effectively nothing to your frame budget during normal play. A readable config lets you tune animations, keys and exactly which objects are enabled, and the open source warmly welcomes your own custom additions and tweaks.
- Near-zero performance impact while sitting idle in the background.
- Configurable keybinds and per-object animation settings.
- Compatible with both ESX and QBCore servers.
- Editable object list for adding your own props and furniture.
- Simple installation with clear, beginner-friendly documentation.
Immersion is built from dozens of tiny touches exactly like this, and seating is consistently one of the most requested among them. When players can relax at a bar, wait patiently on a bench or rest in a home, the entire world reads as more human, lived-in and worth staying in.
Because it is heavily optimised and standalone at its core, the script suits both heavily populated roleplay cities and smaller community servers just finding their feet. It is an inexpensive upgrade that pays off in atmosphere and immersion every single session your players log in.
Find more immersion features in our activities and minigames collection, or browse the full catalogue on our FiveM scripts page.