Dependencies

Dispatch 3D requires these in order to run

• 📋 Requirements
  • 💝 Framework
    ESX, QBCore or Custom (Modifications requried)
  • 💾 Database SQL Adapter
    (mysql-async, ghmattimysql or oxmysql)

Feature overview

Full features are listed at the bottom of the page

• 🌆 3D Map navigation
  Fully interactive, live, 3D map of San Andreas.
• 🪟 Quickview
  Small, action interface showing all notifications.
• 📢 TTS Notifications
  Intense situation? Notifications can be read out to you.
• 🚁 Automatic Blips
  Changing mode of transport? So will your blip.
• 👀 Dispatcher Mode
  Allows one or multiple players to control the units.
• 👥 Unit grouping
  Dispatchers can group units for easier management.
• ✏️ Planner
  Draw, edit, share and delete action plans for current or future situations.
• 🔥 Heatmap
  Preview your city's crime hotspots.

This dispatch script is a comprehensive and feature-rich solution for managing emergency services on your server. With its user-friendly interface and advanced features, the script provides players with an immersive and realistic experience.

The script includes a user-friendly interface that allows players to manage units, incidents, and callouts. The interface is customizable and provides real-time updates on unit locations and statuses, making it easy to coordinate and respond to emergencies.

One of the unique features of this dispatch script is that it allows players to take on different roles within the emergency services system, including dispatchers, police officers, and firefighters. This creates a more realistic and dynamic gameplay experience, where players must work together to manage emergencies and respond to calls.

Overall, it is an essential tool for any server that wants to provide a realistic and immersive emergency services experience for its players. Its comprehensive features and customizable options make it an excellent investment for any server owner looking to enhance their gameplay experience.

Quickview (Small UI)

This UI can be moved and placed wherever the player wants, so it will never interfere with other UI items. It displays the next information:

• Total number of calls
• People responding to the call
• Notification title & notification message
• Info on how to navigate the small UI and respond
• Quick respond and set a waypoint to calls
• Distance away from the call

 

3D Map (Large UI)

The large UI displays more information that can be useful for players such as:

• Full zoomable 3D GTA map.
• List of all received calls
• Player's names are displayed when you are within range of the player's model
• Player's radio channels
• Option to set your status, callsign and vehicle type
• Panic button which flashes when you receive a panic call
• Dispatcher mode
• Quick join radio channels
• Set a waypoint to a users location
• Name and callsign of units responding to calls
• Heat map for seeing the how 'hot' an area may be with dispatch notifications
• 3D models for players and vehicles. (Vehicle models are determined by job and if a player is in a vehicle)
• Planner with shapes and text that can be saved and shared via large UI
• Settings menu

Features

• DISPATCHER MODE: When a call is initially received, only the dispatcher can see the call. Dispatchers can enable voice mode while the large UI is enabled to communicate over the radio to other officers to see who is available to take calls (the large ui can stay enabled the whole time and everything will be instantly updated on the UI). Dispatchers can organise players into unit groups for easier management. These groups can later be used to assign calls. If no dispatcher is logged in, the dispatch will function exactly like it currently does in previous versions, where all online officers will receive the calls.
• Item-based usability: Require players to have an item in the inventory before they can access the dispatch.
• Multi-job compatibility: You can configure it so multiple jobs can see each other on the large UI and pause menu blips. So for example, if you have 2 police jobs (police and sheriff) or (police and ambulance), they will be able to see each other on the maps.
• 3D Map navigation: You can now fully interact with the 3D map using your mouse, as well as switching from 2D to 3D view.
• Grouped units: Dispatchers can group units patrolling together making it easier to know which units have assigned calls.
• Vehicle type status: The vehicle type model on the large UI units list will change depending on what vehicle type a player has set in the settings.
• Player status: The player's status on the large UI's units list will be visible when you right-click a player's name on the unit list. Also, the background of the radio channel is a quick way of viewing a player's status as it will change colour when a player changes their status. You can configure add/remove/change statuses in the config, along with the colour of each status.
• Quick join/leave radio channels: On the large UI, you can right-click a player's name on the units list and have the option to join their radio channel or leave your radio channel.
• Pause menu/mini-map player blips: We have added a built-in player blips system, which works on OneSync (legacy+infinity)/non-OneSync. Your blip icon will change depending on what you have set your vehicle type to on the large UI settings. When your vehicle's emergency lights are on your player blip will flash (flashing colours are configurable for each job). Your current radio channel will also be displayed on your player blip. Everything is fully synced across all players. View preview here.
• Built-in Police alerts: This dispatch includes 2 basic built-in police alerts: gunshots and speed cameras. You can require a witness (NPC/ped) to be nearby to notify the police. If you use cd_radar BOLOs will be added automatically if the player is in a vehicle when committing the crime.
• View responding units: On the large UI, you can click on a notification and see which units are responding. It will show their name, callsign, how long ago they clicked respond etc.
• Go to unit: You can double click a unit to move the map to their location.
• Go to call: You can double-click a notification call to move the map to the call's location.
• Follow unit: You can right-click a unit and select the "follow unit" option. The map will start moving along with the selected unit.
• Set GPS location: On the large UI, you can right-click a player's name on the units list and it will set a waypoint to this player's location on the pause menu/mini-map.
• Live Map: Added the ability to enable the player 3D models on the large UI to auto-refresh while the UI is open.
• Built-in Job Calls: When a civilian uses job call commands such as  /911, a notification will be sent to the police. You can configure multiple jobs to use this system. After receiving a job call, players in said job can respond to the civilian using the /reply chat command. Calls can also be anonymous (it does not show the caller's name or phone number and uses radius blips). 
• Radius Blips: If you don't want to give the police an exact location, you can use a radius blip, which will randomize the centre of the blip and highlight a large area on the pause menu map/mini-map.
• Heatmap: This option will allow you to preview where most of the notifications are coming from in a 3D heatmap view.
• Planner: This large UI option allows you to create, edit and share action plans with other dispatch users.