The Vision HUD returns with a third iteration that sharpens the look and expands what players can track at a glance. This version keeps the clean status readouts fans expect while adding dirty money support and an updated color scheme that feels fresh on modern maps.
Built for roleplay servers with a working economy, the interface shows ID, clean cash, bank balance and survival needs in one organized layout. The added black money field makes it a natural fit for cities where illicit income is part of the story.
What the Vision HUD V3 improves
- New dirty money display for servers with illegal economies
- Refreshed color palette for better contrast and readability
- Player ID, cash and bank surfaced in a compact block
- Hunger and thirst meters tied to your needs framework
- Configurable elements you can enable or hide per server
Reliable and easy to run
- Lightweight rendering that protects client frame rates
- Clean UI markup that is simple to rebrand and restyle
- Resolution-aware scaling for standard and wide monitors
- Straightforward config for colors, layout and timing
- Regular structure that welcomes community extensions
Installation stays as painless as previous releases. Add the resource, connect your basic needs system, and the panel updates live as players earn, spend, eat and drink. Existing users of earlier versions will find the upgrade path immediately familiar.
Because it now tracks both legal and dirty money, the HUD gives criminal-minded players clearer feedback on their hauls while keeping honest citizens perfectly served. That single addition makes it noticeably more versatile than the previous build.
Bring your status interface up to date with a display built for real economies. Explore more options in our HUD and UI scripts collection, or grab it directly from the Vision HUD V3 product page and refresh your server today.
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.
