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Loadouts

Note: This project is no longer maintained.

A loadout system for the FiveM mod for GTA-V. Give your players the ability to change their skin and weapons!

Prerequisites

Before you install this plugin, please make sure to follow the installation instructions for EssentialMode.

Usage

To use the scripts, you just have to modify the "loadouts.lua" file to your preference. Below you can see a rundown of how you can configure the loadouts (Note: This is only one loadout, see the default "loadouts.lua" file for more). The example below will allow the players to use the command /loadout cop.

LOADOUTS =  {
	["cop"] = { -- The argument to the /loadout command (i.e /loadout cop)
		name = "Cop", -- The name of the loadout (shown to players)
		permission_level = 0, -- The essential mode permission needed to run this command
		weapons = { "WEAPON_PISTOL50", "WEAPON_STUNGUN", "WEAPON_NIGHTSTICK", "WEAPON_PUMPSHOTGUN", "WEAPON_FLAREGUN" }, -- List of weapons the player will get with this loadout
		skins = { "s_m_y_swat_01", "s_m_y_swat_01" } -- List of potential skins for the player (random)
	}
}

The players can also run the /loadout help command to get a list of loadouts they can use.

Please note: Adding a "help" loadout will remove this functionality 😢

Installing

  1. Copy the plugin into it's own folder in the resources/ folder.

    • E.g. resources/fivem-loadouts
  2. Modify your "AutoStartResources" to load the plugin. It should look like

AutoStartResources:
    - chat
    ...
    - fivem-loadouts

If you set up the plugin successfully you should see "Starting resource fivem-loadouts" in your console. Something like this:

Console Output

Contributing

  1. Fork it!
  2. Create your feature branch: git checkout -b my-new-feature
  3. Commit your changes: git commit -am 'Add some feature'
  4. Push to the branch: git push origin my-new-feature
  5. Submit a pull request :D

Authors

  • Jordan Dalton - Initial work - TGRHavoc

See also the list of contributors who participated in this project.

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A plugin for the FiveM mod (https://fivem.net/)

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