[ESX/QB] - Taximeter

[ESX/QB] - Taximeter

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FiveM Taxi Job Script with Customizable Taximeter

Description: This FiveM script integrates a fully functional and customizable taximeter, available for players with the taxi driver job. The script offers a variety of features, allowing players to drive around the city as taxi drivers while a digital taximeter tracks the distance traveled and the fare for the ride.

Main Features:

Customizable Taximeter:

  • The taximeter starts and calculates the fare based on the distance traveled.
  • The price per kilometer can be adjusted in the configuration file (config.lua).

Multiple Vehicle Models:

  • The script supports multiple vehicle models that can be used as taxis.
  • Vehicle model names can easily be added to the config.lua file.

User-Friendly NUI Interface:

  • The taximeter is controlled through a clear user interface (NUI).
  • When pressing the right arrow key, the NUI displays the current fare in a kilometer counter design, with a dollar sign and four zeros, with the price increasing from right to left.

Start and Stop Buttons:

  • The taxi driver can control the taximeter using simple start and stop buttons.
  • The fare is recalculated from 0 for each ride.

Buttons :  

Arrow UP open the Start Stop Menu

This Menu is onlx to Start and Stop the Taximeter.

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Arrow RIGHT open the Taximeter for Driver and Passengers:

When you open this Menu the Passengers can see how much it will cost.

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Automatic Fare Display for Nearby Players:

  • By pressing the right arrow key, not only the driver but also nearby players (within 2 meters) can see the current fare on their screen.
  • If nearby players move away from the taxi driver, the display automatically closes.

Vehicle Dependency:

  • The taximeter only works if the player is in one of the predefined taxi vehicles.
  • All controls, such as opening and closing the NUI and displaying the fare, can be customized in the config.lua file.

Config.lua
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Preview: https://youtu.be/hJbYH0yW0_U