Utilities
Echo UI Pack
Give every ox_lib menu, dialog, and notification a clean, modern look that matches the rest of your server.
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Utilities
Pause Menu
RAW DESCRIPTION The Pause Menu is a clean and modern interface designed to enhance your FiveM server by providing players with easy access to important information and useful links.
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RAW DESCRIPTION
The Pause Menu is a clean and modern interface designed to enhance your FiveM server by providing players with easy access to important information and useful links. Built with a focus on design and functionality, the menu offers a user-friendly experience that fits seamlessly into any server environment.
Players can view their name, server ID, cash, bank balance, job, and more. It also displays real-time stats such as ping, total time played since joining, and their last login. Additionally, the menu includes customizable links to social media platforms and a built-in announcement feature to keep players informed and engaged.
[Click here](https://docs.babloresources.com/resources/animation-menu) to read and learn more about the resource.
The script is compatible with all frameworks and comes preconfigured for ESX, QBCore and Qbox. Please note that the resource requires [ox_lib](https://github.com/overextended/ox_lib/releases) and [oxmysql](https://github.com/overextended/oxmysql/releases) to function properly.
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