System HUD gives your FiveM server a finished feature instead of another half-built resource. It supports ESX, QBCore and Qbox.
A ready-to-ship FiveM status HUD covering health, armour, hunger, thirst and stress plus a vehicle readout, draggable per-player and framework-aware on both ESX and QBCore.
What System HUD brings to your server
The goal of System HUD is simple: give players something new to do and give staff a system they can trust. It runs light, stays readable for your developers and fits the way modern FiveM servers are put together.
Key features
- Full status HUD covering health, armour, hunger, thirst and stress
- Vehicle readout with speed, fuel, RPM and seatbelt indicator
- Mic/voice indicator and chat badge support
- Framework-aware: works with ESX and QBCore in the stock config
- Draggable layout with per-player saved positions
- Minimap resizing hook for widescreen setups
How servers use it
System HUD gives players a new loop to engage with and gives staff fewer reasons to step in manually. It fits serious roleplay servers as well as more casual communities. System HUD is written to stay light. Loops sleep when nothing is happening, heavy work stays on the server where it belongs, and the resource keeps a low footprint on the resource monitor.
Installation and compatibility
Setup takes a few minutes: place the resource in your resources folder, review the config file, ensure it in server.cfg and restart. Check the included readme for any dependencies your framework needs. Browse more HUD & UI Scripts, or see the full FiveM scripts range to complete your setup.
Every order of System HUD is a one-time purchase with instant delivery after payment, so you can install it the same day. FiveM Shops keeps premium FiveM content affordable for growing servers.
Buying System HUD from FiveM Shops means a one-time price, instant access to the files and a catalogue that covers everything a growing roleplay server needs, from scripts and MLOs to vehicles, peds and props.
Quick specs
- Type: Server resource
- Category: HUD & UI Scripts
- Framework: ESX, QBCore and Qbox (standalone-friendly)
- Install: Drag and drop into resources, ensure in server.cfg
- Delivery: Instant download after payment
Frequently asked questions
Is System HUD compatible with QBCore, ESX and Qbox?
System HUD is made for the common FiveM frameworks. Check the included readme for the exact dependencies your setup needs before starting it.
Is it hard to configure?
No. The main options sit in a readable config file, so you can change prices, timers, locations and text without editing the core code.
Will this HUD script affect performance?
It is written to stay light: loops sleep when nothing is happening and heavy logic runs on the server, keeping resmon low.
