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Wasabi Admin Menu

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Features

General:

  • Optimized idle of 0.00ms
  • ESX / QBCore / Qbox compatible
  • Secure events and callbacks (No pesky modders)
  • Compatible with inventories: ox_inventoryqb-inventoryqs-inventorymf-inventoryesx-inventorycheeza, and custom can be added (Optional)
  • Compatible skin menus: esx_skinqb-clothingfivem-appearance, and custom can be added (Optional)
  • Compatible car lock systems: wasabi_carlockqb-vehiclekeysjacksam and custom can be added (Optional)
  • Compatible fuel systems: legacyfuelox_fuel or any other system (Optional)

Permissions:

  • Ace permission accessible (Configurable)
  • Framework user group accessible (QBCore / ESX / Qbox – Configurable)

Self Management:

  • View health of self
  • Toggle no clip
  • Toggle invincible
  • Toggle invisible
  • Revive self
  • Heal self
  • Open skin menu (Compatible skin menus above)
  • Set ped (Configurable peds in peds.lua)

Player Management:

  • View list of online players and their IDs
  • Manage health if player
  • View money and accounts of player
  • Give account money / items to players
  • View inventory of player (Compatible inventories above)
  • Clear inventory of player (Compatible inventories above)
  • Give player skin menu (Compatible skin menus above)
  • Freeze player
  • Toggle no clip player
  • Toggle invincible player
  • Toggle invisible player
  • Bring / go to players
  • Ban / kick players

Server Management:

  • View / manage active bans
  • Delete all cars (without player drivers)
  • Delete all peds
  • Delete all objects
  • Set weather for server
  • Send global admin announcement
  • Send job specific admin announcement

Built-in Ban System:

  • Ban players via menu or command for set time (Configurable)
  • View, edit, and delete active bans in the Server Management section of the menu

Vehicle Options:

  • Spawn vehicle with custom colors, license plate, and option of max mods
  • Repair vehicle
  • Change plate of vehicle
  • Delete closest vehicle
  • Refuel vehicle
  • Toggle door lock status of closest vehicle
  • Change color of vehicle
  • Set vehicle to max fuel (Compatible fuel scripts above)
  • Modify torque of vehicle

Developer Options:

  • Toggle debug mode (A raycast for getting entity/object information such as coords and hash. Also option to delete entity)
  • Copy vector3 coords to clipboard
  • Copy vector4 coords to clipboard

Commands:

  • ban, kick, no clip, search inventory, clear inventory, and skin menu commands (Configurable)

Admin Zones:

  • Create, edit, and manage defined admin zones
  • Ability to set name, blip, color, and size of zone upon creation
  • Ability to set if people are automatically revived within the zone
  • Ability to set if people are automatically disarmed within the zone
  • Ability to set if people are invincible within the zone
  • Ability to set speed limit within zone for vehicles
  • View active admin zones, edit them, delete them, or teleport to them

Many updates planned and suggestions being actively implemented!

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Config.lua

Config = {}

Config.MenuPosition = 'top-right' -- Menu position when open (Options: 'top-left' or 'top-right' or 'bottom-left' or 'bottom-right')
Config.OpenKey = 'F9' -- Default key for opening admin menu
Config.UsingVehicleKeys = 'qb' -- Supported options: 'wasabi' for wasabi_carlock / 'qb' for qb-vehiclekeys / 'jaksam' for jacksam_carlock / 'custom' for custom in modifyme.lua -- Set to false if not needed
Config.SkinMenu = 'qb' -- 'esx_skin' = ESX Skin / 'qb' = qb-clothing / 'fivem-appearance' = FiveM appearance / 'custom' = custom in modifyme.lua
Config.FuelSystem = 'legacyfuel' -- Supported options: 'ox' - ox_fuel/ 'legacyfuel' - LegacyFuel / false - anything else
Config.Inventory = 'qb' -- Current options: 'ox' (For ox_inventory) / 'qb' (For qb-inventory) 'mf' (For mf inventory) / 'qs' (For qs_inventory) / 'cheeza' (for chezza inventory) -- false for none (Can be edited in modifyme.lua)
Config.SpeedMeasurement = 'mph' -- Options: 'mph' or 'kmh'

Config.AdminPerms = { -- Different ways of defining who has permission to access and utilize the admin menu
    UserGroups = {
        enabled = true, -- Enable usergroups from framework (Esx/QBCore), example/common groups below by default.
        Groups = {
            'admin',
            'god',
        --  'mod',
        }
    },
    
    ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
    -- If ace perms are desired, an example of ace perms to set in server.cfg:--
    -- add_ace group.admin 'wasabi.adminmenu.allow' allow                     --
    ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
    AcePerms = { enabled = true, AcePerm = 'wasabi.adminmenu.allow' } 
}

--- Commands
Config.Commands = {
    Ban = { 
        enabled = true, -- Enable ban command?
        command = 'ban' -- Command (Default: 'ban')
        -- Example: /ban ID_HERE OPTIONAL_REASON_HERE
        -- Indefinite ban. Use menu for temporary ban
    },
    Kick = {
        enabled = true, -- Enable kick command?
        command = 'kick' -- Command (Default: 'kick')
        -- Example: /kick ID_HERE OPTIONAL_REASON_HERE
    },
    NoClip = {
        enabled = true, -- Enable noclip command?
        command = 'noclip' -- Command (Default: 'noclip')
        -- Example: /noclip
    },
    SearchInv = {
        enabled = true, -- Enable searchinv command?
        command = 'searchinv' -- Command (Default: 'searchinv')
        -- MUST HAVE Config.Inventory CONFIGURED TO PROPER INVENTORY!
        -- Example: /searchinv ID_HERE (Opens target inventory)
    },
    ClearInv = {
        enabled = true, -- Enable clearinv command?
        command = 'clearinv' -- Command (Default: 'clearinv')
        -- MUST HAVE Config.Inventory CONFIGURED TO PROPER INVENTORY!
        -- Example: /clearinv ID_HERE (Clears target inventory)
    },
    SkinMenu = {
        enabled = true, -- Enable skinmenu command?
        command = 'skinmenu' -- Command (Default: 'skinmenu')
        -- MUST HAVE Config.SkinMenu CONFIGURED TO PROPER SKIN / CLOTHING SCRIPT
        -- Example: /skinmenu ID_HERE (Opens skin menu on target's screen)
    }
}

--- WEATHER SETTING OPTIONS
Config.Weathers = {
    {label = 'Clear Skies', value = 'CLEAR'},
    {label = 'Extra Sunny', value = 'EXTRASUNNY'},
    {label = 'Cloudy', value = 'CLOUDS'},
    {label = 'Foggy', value = 'FOGGY'},
    {label = 'Thunder', value = 'THUNDER'},
    {label = 'Rainy', value = 'RAIN'},
    {label = 'Halloween', value = 'HALLOWEEN'},
    {label = 'Snow Light', value = 'SNOWLIGHT'},
    {label = 'XMAS', value = 'XMAS'}
}

--- BAN SETTING OPTIONS
Config.Ban = { --- value = ban time in hours
    {label = '2 Hours', value = 2}, 
    {label = '24 Hours', value = 24},
    {label = '1 Week', value = 168},
    {label = 'Permanent', value = 'perm'}
}

--- JOB ANNOUNCEMENT OPTIONS
Config.Jobs = { -- label value is for how it is displayed in the menu. name must be exact as in your jobs database/table
    { label = 'Police', name = 'police' },
    { label = 'EMS', name = 'ambulance' },
    { label = 'Mechanic', name = 'mechanic' },
    { label = 'Car Dealer', name = 'cardealer' }
}

--- NO CLIP OPTIONS
Config.Noclip = {
     FirstPersonWhileNoclip = true,
     DefaultSpeed = 1.0,
     MaxSpeed = 12.0,
     Controls = {
         DecreaseSpeed = 14, -- Mouse wheel down
         IncreaseSpeed = 15, -- Mouse wheel up
         MoveFoward = 32, -- W
         MoveBackward = 33, -- S
         MoveLeft = 34, -- A
         MoveRight = 35, -- D
         MoveUp = 44, -- Q
         MoveDown = 46, -- E
     },
     Particle = {
         Fxname = 'core',
         Effectname = 'ent_dst_elec_fire_sp'
     }
}

---- VEHICLE RELATED OPTIONS
Config.VehicleColors = { --- https://pastebin.com/pwHci0xK
    { label = 'Red', value = 27 },
    { label = 'Black', value = 0 },
    { label = 'Sunset Red', value = 33 },
    { label = 'Hot Pink', value = 135 },
    { label = 'Salmon Pink', value = 136 },
    { label = 'Dark Green', value = 49 },
    { label = 'Surf Blue', value = 68 },
    { label = 'Woodbeech Brown', value = 102 },
    { label = 'Cast Iron Silver', value = 10 },
    { label = 'Ice White', value = 111 },
    { label = 'Cream', value = 107 },
    { label = 'Frost White', value = 112 }
}


Config.TorqueMultiplier = { --- https://docs.fivem.net/natives/?_0xB59E4BD37AE292DB
    { label = 'Off', value = 1.0 },
    { label = '25%', value = 4.0 },
    { label = '50%', value = 8.0 },
    { label = '75%', value = 10.0 },
    { label = '100%', value = 100.0 }
}

 

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How to install

How to install resources

Installing mods on FiveM allows you to customize your server with unique assets, scripts, MLOs, and other enhancements. Here's a clear, detailed guide on how to install mods to your FiveM server.


Step 1: Download the Desired Mod

  1. Find a Mod: Start by browsing through websites that offer FiveM mods, such as fivem-mods.net, GTA5-Mods.com, or community-based forums and Discord servers. You can also download mods from repositories like GitHub or from script developers' personal websites.

  2. Check Compatibility: Ensure that the mod you're downloading is compatible with the version of FiveM you're running (especially if you're using specific frameworks like QBCore or ESX).

  3. Download Files: Download the mod files, usually compressed in a .zip or .rar file format. These files will contain the necessary resources for installation.


Step 2: Prepare Your Server

  1. Access Your Server Files: Log into your FiveM server’s file manager. This can be done either through an FTP client like FileZilla or through the control panel provided by your hosting provider.

  2. Create a Backup: Before making any changes, it's essential to back up your server files. This ensures you can restore your server in case something goes wrong.

  3. Locate the Resources Folder: Once inside your server files, locate the resources folder. This is where all mods and scripts are installed.


Step 3: Install the Mod

  1. Extract the Files: If the mod is in a compressed file, extract the contents to a folder on your local computer.

  2. Upload the Mod Files:

    • Use your FTP client or file manager to upload the extracted folder into the resources folder of your server.
    • Ensure the folder name is descriptive, as you will reference it in the server configuration.
  3. Configure the Server to Load the Mod:

    • Open your server’s server.cfg file (found in the main directory of your server).
    • Add a line to ensure the server loads the mod. Typically, this will be in the form of:
      css
      ensure [mod_name]
    • For example, if you added a mod called my_car_mod, you would add:
      ruby
      ensure my_car_mod

Step 4: Set Up Dependencies (If Any)

Some mods may have dependencies, such as specific libraries, frameworks, or resources that need to be installed separately. Always check the mod’s documentation for any such requirements.

  1. Install Dependencies: If the mod requires any additional resources, download and install them in the same resources folder, following the same process outlined in Step 3.

  2. Load Dependencies: Add any necessary dependencies to your server.cfg file just as you did for the main mod.


Step 5: Restart the Server

  1. Restart the Server: Once the mod and its dependencies have been uploaded and configured, restart your server.
    • You can either use the Restart button in your control panel or manually restart it through an FTP client or terminal command.
  2. Check the Console: After the restart, monitor the server console for any error messages. If you see any issues related to the mod, check the mod’s documentation or troubleshoot based on the error message.

Step 6: Test the Mod In-Game

  1. Join Your Server: Open FiveM and connect to your server to test the mod.

  2. Check for Issues: Test whether the mod functions as expected. Ensure that the new features, vehicles, or scripts are loading properly.


Step 7: Troubleshoot (If Necessary)

If the mod isn't working as expected, you may need to troubleshoot:

  • Check File Paths: Ensure all files are in the correct folders and paths.
  • Review Logs: Look at the server logs for any errors or conflicts.
  • Update Dependencies: Ensure any required dependencies are correctly installed and up to date.
  • Mod Compatibility: Verify that the mod is compatible with the version of FiveM and other mods you’re using.

Final Thoughts

Installing mods on your FiveM server is a great way to enhance gameplay, offer unique content to players, and make your server stand out. Always remember to back up your server before making any changes, and be mindful of mod compatibility to prevent conflicts.

By following the steps outlined above, you can easily install and manage mods to enrich your FiveM server experience.

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