RS9000

RS9000 is a realistic traffic enforcement radar system for FiveM servers.

Warning: RS9000 is a work in progress. Currently there is no guarantee on the stability of the software. All features are subject to change.

Features

• An elegant and realistic look
• Dual antennas (front and rear)
• Multi-mode antennas

Usage

Control of the radar system is done using the control panel.

• Press Ctrl+X to open the control panel

Installation

To install RS9000 on your FiveM server, follow these simple steps:

• Download the latest version
• Unpack the rs9000 directory inside the .zip file to your FiveM server resources directory
• Add the following directive to your FiveM server.cfg file

ensure rs9000

• That's it! Well, unless you wish to configure it

Configuration

Configuration occurs in the config.json file included in the release zip. Please make sure this file exists and has the default values even if you do not wish to make configuration changes.

The following is the currently supported configuration keys and values:

Key	Values	Default	Notes
units	"mph", "km/h"	"mph"	Units of speed displayed on the radar
plateReader	true/false	true	Plate reader functionality
beep	true/false	true	Whether or not beep is on by default
fastLimit	0-999	80	Default fast speed limit
controls.openControlPanel.modifier	Control index	224	INPUT_SCRIPT_RLEFT or LEFT CTRL
controls.openControlPanel.control	Control index	73	INPUT_VEH_DUCK or X

Controls

To configure controls, use the control index values found here. To disable the use of a control or modifier, set its index to -1.

Contribute

Contributions welcome! Please submit an issue or pull request to report and/or fix a bug.

If you would like to suggest a feature, please open an issue with the enhancement label to start a discussion.

License

RS9000 is licensed under the MIT license.

The in-game interface uses the DSEG and D-DIN fonts. Both fonts are licensed under the SIL Open Font License 1.1.

This project is heavily based on the fantastic WraithRS project by WolfKnight. Thanks, WolfKnight, for the inspiration!