Most death interactions in FiveM stop at the downed state — a body lying in the road with nothing to close the scene. This bodybag script gives EMS and law enforcement the ability to physically wrap and transport deceased players, turning a flat mechanic into something that actually completes a crime scene narrative.

The design philosophy here is minimal dependency. The only hard requirement is a targeting system (ox_target or qb-target); beyond that you configure whether job restrictions or item requirements are needed, or skip both entirely for open-access servers. That flexibility means it fits into a barebones QBCore setup and an ESX server running a full medical framework without rewiring either.

Key Features

• Bodybag placement and removal on dead players via target interaction
• Removable bodybags with toggleable disable — lock removal to specific roles if needed
• Job and item requirements independently configurable (use one, both, or neither)
• Statebag-based synchronisation keeps all clients consistent with zero desyncs on restart
• Safe to restart the resource mid-scene — placed bags persist correctly through the cycle
• Exports and server events exposed for other scripts to add or remove bags programmatically
• Bridge functions available for framework-level customisation without patching core files
• 0.00ms resource monitor reading — confirmed at idle and during active use

Framework Compatibility

Framework-agnostic with built-in support for ESX, QBCore, and Qbox. Requires a target system; ox_target and qb-target both work.

The restart-safe statebag implementation is the detail most competing scripts get wrong — a half-wrapped body that vanishes on resource restart breaks immersion and creates unnecessary support tickets. This script handles that correctly out of the box. Rated 4.5/5 across ten community reviews.