Core Hud (Modern)
Transform your FiveM server's interface with this modern, animated HUD featuring a distinctive oval radar display and smooth pill-style status indicators.
Transform your FiveM server's interface with this modern, animated HUD featuring a distinctive oval radar display and smooth pill-style status indicators.
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Core Hud (Modern) is positioned to reduce Police Scripts instead of making you rebuild the same system from scratch.
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Transform your FiveM server's interface with this modern, animated HUD featuring a distinctive oval radar display and smooth pill-style status indicators. This contemporary HUD design moves beyond traditional rectangular layouts with eye-catching animations, wave effects, and fully customizable elements that work seamlessly across all screen aspect ratios. Perfect for roleplay servers wanting a fresh, professional look that maintains readability while adding visual polish. The modular pill system displays health, armor, hunger, thirst, and a customizable fourth indicator that can show stress, voice control, or player ID based on your server's needs.
Core Hud (Modern) delivers a complete interface replacement with emphasis on visual appeal and customization flexibility. The centerpiece oval radar breaks away from standard circular or square mini-maps, creating a distinctive look that players immediately notice. Each status indicator appears as an animated pill with smooth transitions, colored backgrounds, and custom icons. The HUD automatically adapts to different screen resolutions and aspect ratios, ensuring consistent appearance whether players use ultrawide monitors, standard displays, or streaming setups. The system includes full source code access with clean, well-commented code making modifications straightforward for server developers wanting to adjust colors, positions, or add new elements.
The configuration system provides extensive control over every visual aspect. Change pill colors to match your server branding - set health to red, armor to blue, hunger to orange, or create completely custom color schemes. Adjust pill positions on screen to accommodate other HUD elements or player preferences. Configure which status indicators display and in what order. The fourth pill supports multiple modes: stress levels (requiring esx_status or compatible stress system), voice control indicator showing push-to-talk status, or player ID display for identifying other players. Icon customization allows using custom images for each pill, and the wave effect intensity can be adjusted or disabled entirely for cleaner aesthetics.
Core Hud (Modern) uses NUI (HTML/CSS/JavaScript) for rendering, ensuring smooth performance through browser-based rendering rather than native game UI. The resource averages 0.00-0.01ms on resmon, making it one of the most optimized HUD solutions available. The oval radar is achieved through CSS masking rather than image-based shapes, allowing it to scale perfectly to any resolution without quality loss. All animations use CSS transitions and transforms, which are GPU-accelerated for maximum efficiency. The code structure separates display logic from data handling, making it easy to add new indicators or modify existing ones without breaking functionality.
The customizable fourth pill adds unique functionality to your HUD. Stress Mode: Displays player stress level from 0-100, changing color as stress increases - useful for roleplay scenarios where high stress affects actions. Requires esx_status or compatible stress script. Voice Control Mode: Shows when voice chat is active, which channel is selected, or proximity level - helps players understand their current voice state at a glance. ID Display Mode: Shows the player's server ID, useful for admin interactions or reporting issues. The pill icon and color can be customized per mode, allowing each configuration to have distinct visual appearance matching its purpose.
This HUD moves away from skeuomorphic designs (fake glass, leather, metal textures) toward clean, modern flat design with subtle depth through shadows and gradients. The pill shapes create visual interest without overwhelming the screen with information. The oval radar stands out without looking out of place, successfully balancing distinctiveness with cohesion. The wave effect animations add life to static indicators, making the HUD feel responsive and modern. Color choices emphasize readability - even in bright sunlight scenarios or dark nighttime environments, all indicators remain clearly visible. This design approach ages well, avoiding trendy effects that quickly feel dated.
The code is not obfuscated and nicely presented! If you don't like to tinker with code, the config allows you to change almost everything - from colors and positions to which indicators display and how they behave. For developers who want deeper customization, the clean code structure makes adding new pills, changing animations, or integrating additional status types straightforward. Comments throughout the code explain what each section does, and the modular structure means you can modify one indicator without affecting others.
Core Hud (Modern) distinguishes itself through the oval radar - a small detail that creates significant visual impact and brand recognition. While most HUDs use circular or rectangular radars, the oval shape immediately signals this is a customized, professional server. The pill-based status system is cleaner and more modern than traditional bar-style indicators, taking up less screen space while remaining highly readable. The emphasis on animation and smooth transitions makes the HUD feel polished and responsive rather than static and utilitarian. Most importantly, the extensive customization options mean your HUD won't look like every other server running the same script - you can make it uniquely yours.
SummaryCool hud with animations and oval radar display
FeaturesFourth pill can be stress, voice control, id display. Oval radar display. Works will all aspect ratios. Choose any logo for any pill. Animated wave effect. Smooth transitions.
Unique oval-shaped minimap creating distinctive visual identity different from typical circular or square radars
Smooth animations for health, armor, hunger, and thirst with wave effects and transitions
Configure to display stress levels, voice control status, or player ID based on server needs
Works on 16:9, 21:9, 4:3, and all screen configurations including ultrawide monitors and streaming setups
Add server logo to any pill indicator for branding consistency
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