Text notifications tell players what happened. This script lets your server tell them — out loud, in a voice you choose, with a holographic overlay that appears as the audio plays. The ElevenLabs integration means you’re drawing from thousands of AI voices across roughly 30 languages, not a robotised system-voice. Any script on your server can fire an audible notification through a single export call, with no changes to the calling resource.

How the TTS System Works

You trigger audio from any resource using exports.gs_ttswatch:PlayAudioMessage(serverId, text, name, image, volume, voiceId). The script passes the text to ElevenLabs, receives the audio, and plays it to the target player alongside a holographic overlay that carries the notification image and content. Smart caching means identical messages don’t burn API characters twice — generated audio is stored and reused automatically. A notification queue prevents overlapping playback when multiple alerts fire in quick succession.

• ElevenLabs integration — thousands of unique voices, configurable per notification or server-wide
• Approximately 30 supported languages including English, German, French, Arabic, Turkish, Spanish, and more
• Single export call fires audio + holographic overlay from any external script
• Smart audio caching — repeated messages reuse stored audio, conserving API characters
• Notification queue prevents overlapping playback
• Holographic overlay fully configurable: image, layout, and visual styling
• Voice, volume, and voiceId all settable per-call
• ElevenLabs free tier: 10,000 characters/month; paid tiers available for high-volume servers
• Performance: ~0.00ms idle / ~0.05ms when actively playing

Framework Compatibility

Standalone operation — no framework dependency for core function. ESX, QBCore, and Qbox bridges are included, with accessible framework code for custom setups.

The Practical Use Case

Police dispatch, BOLO announcements, server-wide emergency alerts, faction communications, prison warden broadcasts — anywhere your server currently relies on plain text chat, this script replaces it with a voiced, holographic notification that players actually notice. The caching system keeps API costs controlled even on busy servers, and the queue means a burst of simultaneous alerts won’t stack into an audio pile-up. At 0.05ms active, it runs well within budget on any server.