Installing the Resource
Download the latest release
Make sure to download the vMenu.zip
- this will be the drag & drop ready resource.
Configure to your liking
Permissions and other configuration options are available through config/permissions.cfg
vMenu’s default configuration guide can be found on Vespura’s website
Additional Configuration
As part of our fork, we offer new options to add improvements to your server such as:
setr vmenu_using_custom_notify true
Easily configure vMenu to use your custom notification script with our handy integrations file.set vmenu_disable_ai false
Disable NPC spawning on your server with a simple convar - no need for additional scripts. These are all included in yourconfig/permissions.cfg
We also have client & server config files in the config
folder with various functions and misc features.
OPTIONAL: Code Sharing System
We’ve developed a custom sharing system allowing communities like roleplay servers to conveniently & easily share outfits & vehicles between players with simple share codes. These codes and their data is stored in your server’s database so please ensure you have all dependencies installed.
Here’s a video preview of our vehicle code sharing system in action!
Or you can watch a video preview of our outfit code sharing system.
You can enable both, one or none, dealer’s choice.
Enable Sharing
You’ll need to enable both of the systems in the config/permissions.cfg
# Enable or disable the outfit sharing system - this requires oxmysql or a sql resource
setr vmenu_outfitcodes false
# Enable or disable the vehicle sharing system - this also requires oxmysql or a sql resource
setr vmenu_vehiclecodes false
Setup Database Tables
You can find the required queries to run in your database in the root directory of the resource inside database.sql
Start the resource
Add ensure vMenu
to your server.cfg
and restart the server.
Make sure that ox_lib
is started before vMenu
in your server.cfg
start ox_lib
start oxmysql # You only need to have this if you are enabling the share code system.
exec @vMenu/config/permissions.cfg
start vMenu