The VC-Radio system brings immersive, channel-based voice communication to your server by pairing pma-voice with a clean ox_lib interface. Players tune into a shared frequency to coordinate as police units, gangs or emergency crews, making teamwork feel organized and authentic during any operation.
Requiring pma-voice and ox_inventory, the resource treats the radio as a real item players carry and equip. A simple context menu shows the current channel and lets users manage their comms without breaking immersion or fumbling through commands.
Features of the VC-Radio system
Every option is built to keep group communication smooth, readable and controllable in the heat of a scene.
- Channel display always shows which frequency you are currently on.
- Volume control lets each player balance radio against world audio.
- Channel blocking hides restricted frequencies from unauthorized users.
- ox_lib context menu keeps interaction clean and intuitive.
- Item-based radio ties comms to inventory for realistic access.
Setup and integration
The script is designed to sit neatly on top of a modern voice stack.
- Works directly with pma-voice for high-quality proximity and radio audio.
- Uses ox_inventory so radios can be bought, dropped and stolen.
- Configure available channels and access rules per job or gang.
- Adjust menu labels and prompts to fit your server's language.
- Lightweight design keeps comms responsive on full servers.
Because the radio is an inventory item rather than a free command, it adds tactical weight to encounters. Losing your radio in a fight means losing coordination, which raises the stakes of every raid, chase and rescue.
For roleplay teams, the clear channel display and blocking features prevent crossed wires between factions, so police, EMS and criminals each keep their own secure comms. A tactical unit can coordinate a raid on a private frequency while dispatch monitors a separate channel, and a gang can plan a job without civilians ever stumbling onto their traffic. Because the volume control is per player, everyone balances radio chatter against the world around them, keeping busy operations clear instead of a wall of noise. That combination of realism and control makes VC-Radio feel less like a gadget and more like genuine infrastructure your whole community relies on every single session.
Give your factions professional comms and browse more tools in our scripts catalog or find matching overlays in hud-ui-scripts.
