ESX Bomb is a professional-grade explosive device system designed for immersive FiveM roleplay servers. This script empowers server administrators to introduce dynamic bomb-planting mechanics, heist scenarios, and tactical gameplay while maintaining server stability and balanced gameplay. Perfect for crime syndicates, military operations, and high-stakes mission content.
Key Features
- Realistic bomb placement system with customizable timer durations
- Multiple detonation methods including remote triggers, proximity sensors, and timed fuses
- Dynamic explosion effects with configurable blast radius and damage scaling
- Server-side validation to prevent abuse and exploit attempts
- Bomb state synchronization across all connected players for seamless multiplayer experience
- Permission-based access control allowing selective player authorization
- Customizable bomb models, sounds, and visual indicators
- Comprehensive logging system for server moderation and audit trails
Compatibility
Built specifically for ESX framework, this script integrates seamlessly with ESX job systems, inventory management, and character progression. Compatible with most ESX-based servers running FiveM build 2612 or higher. Requires ESX core resources and a functioning database for persistent data storage.
Installation
Extract the resource folder into your server’s resources directory. Add ensure esx_bomb to your server.cfg file, positioned after core ESX resources. Configure permissions, explosion parameters, and job restrictions in the included config.lua file. Restart your server and verify the script loads without errors in the console.
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ESX Bomb adds configurable bomb placement, timers, detonation methods, blast settings and permission controls.
Product details
- Configurable placement and timers
- Remote, proximity and timed detonation options
- Blast settings, permissions and logging
Compatibility and setup
The listing identifies ESX and a persistent database. Test permissions, damage settings and server-side validation before release.
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