This TextUI script gives your server a crisp, consistent way to show on-screen interaction prompts. When a player nears a door, shop or job point, a clean label appears telling them exactly which key to press.
Consistency is everything for interaction cues. Instead of a patchwork of styles from different resources, this tool provides one polished prompt that every script can call through simple exports.
What the TextUI script offers
The design goal is clarity with almost no cost. Prompts show and hide on demand, support icons, and sit exactly where you want them on the screen without flicker or lag.
- Simple show and hide exports for any resource to use
- Icon support to reinforce the action at a glance
- Configurable position such as top, center or corners
- Custom colors, border radius and text styling
- Toggle-based logic so nothing runs every frame
Fast, flexible and clean
Because prompts are toggled rather than drawn each tick, the resource stays feather-light. Developers can wire it into targets, zones and menus with a single line, keeping their own code tidy.
- Drop-in replacement for scattered draw-text calls
- Works across interactions, jobs, shops and doors
- Readable API that speeds up your own scripting
- Themeable to match your HUD and server branding
- Negligible resmon impact even on busy servers
The visual style is modern and understated, so it complements a custom HUD instead of competing with it. Small touches like rounded corners and subtle backgrounds make interactions feel intentional and premium.
For server owners, the payoff is a unified look across every point of interaction in the city. Players learn one prompt language, and your resources all speak it fluently.
Installation is trivial: add the resource, load it early in your order and call the exports where you need prompts. To keep refining your interface, explore our hud-ui-scripts collection and the complete scripts library.
It also slots naturally into the loops your players already enjoy, giving staff and regulars one more reason to keep coming back, and because it is open-source you can adjust, rename and balance it to match exactly how your own server likes to run.
