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ESX Menu List is a robust UI library that powers menu systems across your FiveM server. If your ESX scripts need a reliable, lightweight foundation for displaying in-game menus and player interactions, this library is essential—it eliminates the need for each script to build its own menu system from scratch.
Designed for ESX Legacy and ESX 1.2+ frameworks. This library works seamlessly with ESX-based scripts including job systems, shops, banks, and custom interactions. If you're running a pure ESX server, this is your go-to menu foundation.
Extract the resource folder into your resources directory. Add ensure esx_menu_list (or the resource name) to your server.cfg before any scripts that depend on it. Review the included configuration file to customize menu appearance and behavior for your server's needs.
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ESX Menu List is positioned to reduce Admin Tools instead of making you rebuild the same system from scratch.
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Works with ESX, Standalone. Check the requirements block before adding it to a live stack.
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Core UI menu system designed specifically for FiveM ESX scripts requiring in-game menu and interaction functionality.
Functions as an essential library that many ESX scripts depend on to operate their menu systems and user interactions.
Provides the framework for displaying interactive menus to players within the FiveM game environment.
Enables ESX scripts to create interaction-based menus for various gameplay features and server mechanics.
Allows ESX scripts to integrate standardized menu interfaces into their functionalities without building custom UI systems.
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