ox_target works well. Its default UI, though, looks like it belongs on a different server than your custom HUD, MLO interiors, and character creator. This redesign keeps ox_target’s full interaction logic intact and replaces only the visual layer — smooth eye icon animations, sprite-based action icons, active zone highlight effects, and a color scheme you configure to match your server’s identity.

What the Redesign Changes

The interaction eye and action list are rebuilt with animated transitions rather than static pop-ins. When a player looks at an interactable zone, the eye icon moves into position smoothly, the active zone highlights on hover, and action icons use configurable sprites rather than text-only labels. None of this changes how ox_target registers zones or fires events — every existing interaction defined in your other resources works without modification.

• Smooth eye icon animations with configurable position offsets
• Active zone highlight effects on hover
• Sprite icons for action options — size, color, and active color all configurable
• Scalable UI — adjusts cleanly across different screen resolutions
• Configurable main color, hover overlay, and background transparency
• Full customization config — text color, icon styling, layout spacing
• Drag-and-drop install with structured resource folder
• Built on ox_target and ox_lib — your existing zone definitions work unchanged
• Client-side performance optimized — responsive to eye movement without frame cost

Framework Compatibility

Framework-independent — works with any server setup running ox_target and ox_lib. Compatible across ESX, QBCore, Qbox, and standalone configurations.

Compared to the Prodigy Inventory

These are two separate products. The Prodigy 2.0 Inventory System handles item storage and metadata. This target redesign handles only the interaction UI layer — you can run both together, or either independently. They share the ProdigyRP aesthetic lineage but are otherwise independent resources with no shared dependencies between them.

Who Should Use It

Servers that have already invested in polished MLOs, custom HUDs, and branded UI and then notice their interaction system still looks like a stock release. At £15 (currently reduced from £30), it’s the lowest-friction way to bring the interaction layer in line with the rest of the server’s visual standard.