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spoodySpawnSelector
spoodySpawnSelector is a modern, sleek spawn selector UI with custom color themes & logos included!
Description from the developer
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spoodySpawnSelector is a modern, sleek spawn selector UI with custom color themes & logos included! it features a beautiful transition to player mode, and includes restrictions like jailtime, comserv and death checking and so much more!
🔗 Preview Video: Watch on YouTube
🔗 Documentation: GitBook Link
Features
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Customizable: Configure your own color theme to match your server's color!
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Drag-And-Drop: Easy installation means you can get it setup instantly!
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Player Restrictions: Prevent deceased or incarcerated players from choosing their location
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Loading Transition: Includes a smooth transition UI from spawn selector to spawning in-game!
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Exports Included: Implement it in any multi-character system easily!
🔒 Escrowed Resource
This resource is protected under Cfx.re's "Escrow Protection", Lua source will be completely encrypted, Whilst the configuration file will be open for easy configuration.
⚙️ Compatibility
✅ Fully compatible with ESX, QB-Core, Qbox, and custom frameworks!
✅ Includes locale file for language implementation
✅ Documentation & step-by-step installation guide included!
📲 Support: Join our Discord
TAGS: ESX, QB/QBX
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