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ESX Framework V2
Premade ESX Legacy V2 FiveM server with OX Inventory, iPhone 13 phone, police MDT, karting, bowling, hookah lounge, hunting, mining, and a full criminal and civilian economy on install.
Let officers place real tracking devices on offenders — with a proper leg prop, configurable update intervals, lockpick removal, and 0.00ms idle. ESX, QBCore, and Qbox ready.
House arrest only works as a roleplay mechanic if the tracking feels earned — not just a blip on a map that officers forget about. This ankle monitor script keeps that pressure alive on both sides. Officers equip the device through a target interaction or command; tracked players see their movement logged in real time with position updates at server-configurable intervals so you're not burning tick budget on constant polls.
The included ankle monitor prop (credited to the original creator) renders on the player's leg properly, which matters more than it sounds — a floating effect or misaligned model breaks immersion immediately. On the criminal side, lockpicking removal is toggleable: turn it off for passive RP servers, leave it on for high-stakes crime networks where breaking the monitor means choosing to go on the run.
Works out of the box with ESX, QBCore, and Qbox. Bridge functions are accessible for custom framework wiring if your server runs something non-standard.
If your court or judge RP currently ends with a sentence and nothing to show for it, this is the mechanical follow-through. Officers have a reason to patrol zones; criminals have a reason to stay careful or find someone who can pick the lock. That tension is what elevates a legal system from a spreadsheet to actual gameplay. Updated to v1.1.0 with whitelist command and blip toggle added.
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Advanced Ankle Monitor Script
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tested this on our dev server for a few days before pushing to main qbcore and it has been solid. the leg prop actually sits right on the model instead of floating weirdly like some free props do. players are using it for house arrest sentences now and it adds a lot to the court rp without spamming the server side tick.
install took maybe ten minutes including the config edits for our job whitelist. dropped right into our esx setup without throwing any errors in console. only thing is i wish the lockpick removal config had a bit more documentation on how to hook it into our custom inventory items, but figured it out after looking at the bridge file.
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Advanced Ankle Monitor Script is a FiveM resource for esx, qbcore, qbox servers. Review the product details, requirements, and compatibility notes before ordering.
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