This FiveM script allows players to view and record security camera footage in real time. It’s designed to enhance roleplay scenarios such as police surveillance or property monitoring. The system enables live monitoring, automatic recording, and the ability to replay previously recorded footage.
- Camera Viewing: Players can switch between security cameras in specified locations.
- Recording: Cameras automatically record footage.
- Playback: Recorded footage can be replayed from the perspective of the cameras.
- Configurable: Camera positions, intervals, and other settings are easily customizable through the configuration files.
- Download the Script: Clone or download the repository:
git clone https://github.com/Paviin/Fivem-Recording-Security-Cameras.git
- Move to Your Server Resources: Place the folder in your server's
resourcesdirectory. - Configure Your
server.cfg: Add the following line to yourserver.cfg:start Fivem-Recording-Security-Cameras
- Customize Settings: Open the configuration file and set camera positions and permissions.
The script provides several key features for handling security cameras:
- Camera Playback: Recorded videos can be replayed at any time, allowing players to review events.
- View Cameras: Switch between different cameras by navigating through the user interface.
In the config.lua file, you can modify the following settings:
- Camera Positions: Define the x, y, z coordinates and angles for each camera.
- Permissions: Control which players or jobs can view and manage cameras.
- MySQL-Async: The script relies on a MySQL database to store camera data and video recordings.
- Camera Positioning: Some cameras might have limited visibility depending on their placement.
- Performance: Frequent recording or large numbers of cameras can potentially affect server performance.
- Dynamic Camera Placement: Future versions may allow players to place cameras dynamically in-game.
- Enhanced Playback Features: Additional controls for rewinding and fast-forwarding video may be added.
This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.
