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envi-interact is a dev toolkit that provides a versatile interaction system for creating dynamic menus (such as multi-choice menus, speech bubbles, percentage bars, and sliders) With this tool you can easily handle NPC interactions with dynamic responses as well as providing an optimized solution to multi-choice 'Press E' interactions within in your FiveM Server.
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Features:
Dynamic Menu System: Create engaging interactive menus such as multi-choice menus, speech bubbles, percentage bars, and sliders.
NPC Interactions: Easily set up NPCs with customizable interaction options including greetings, focused camera interactions, and dynamic responses based on player choices.
Advanced Interaction System: Utilize 'Press E' interactions for NPCs, coord-points and entities - enhanced with a raycasting-based system that supports precise targeting - creating a more native-feeling and immersive experience without the performance loss.
Customizable Menus: Design menus with multiple optional features - each with configurable greetings, reactions and speech bubbles that can also trigger upon selection.
Timed Menus: Include timeout configurations for menus, allowing them to close automatically after a set period.
Percentage Bars: Display visual feedback through percentage bars that can be placed anywhere on the screen, with customizable colors and tooltips.
Sliders within Menus: Integrate sliders into your menus for more interactive inputs!
Comprehensive API: Easily utilize exported functions in your server or your resources!
High Performance: Runs at 0.00ms consistently, ensuring minimal performance impact on your server.
Real-time Updates: Modify the content of active menus and interactions in real-time, perfect for dynamic game scenarios.
Extensive Documentation: Detailed guide and examples included for easy integration and customization according to your server or resource needs.
Customizable Text UI: Uses ox_lib by default but edit to your own in config.lua
More Coming Soooooon?!