Rahe Speakers System
A position-based audio resource that allows players to play music anywhere on your map. Players can drop speakers on the ground, carry them on their character, or attach them visually to vehicles using the gizmo placement tool. Sound adjusts based on distance, position, and environment using spatial audio processing.
The script runs standalone or connects to any framework using the provided API, backed by ox_lib and oxmysql.
Key Features
- Spatial Audio: Sound changes based on player position relative to the speaker. Volume and direction adapt as players move closer, walk away, or step behind sound sources.
- Vehicle Placement: Attach speakers visually to vehicles using the interactive gizmo tool, or keep them hidden while sound follows the vehicle in motion.
- Speaker Groups: Link multiple speakers together across large event areas or across multiple moving vehicles to play synchronized tracks.
- Audio Sound Filters: Fine tune output with lowpass, highshelf, bandpass, and other filters to adjust bass or treble profiles on individual speakers.
- Custom Models and Ranges: Configure distinct ranges, volume caps, and available filters for each speaker model, from small boomboxes to large event setups.
- Shop and Logging: Includes a built-in speaker shop, support for permanent public speakers, sound history, playback queues, and configurable administrative logging.
Performance & Dependencies
- Dependencies: ox_lib, oxmysql
- Resmon: 0.00ms idle, 0.02ms to 0.04ms active
Comparing audio resources? Explore the Advanced Boombox script for FiveM and review its features and requirements alongside Rahe Speakers.
Installation
- Unzip the download and move the resource folder into your server's
resources directory. - Make sure ox_lib and oxmysql are already installed and start ahead of it.
- Add an
ensure line for the resource to server.cfg, below those two. - Restart the server and watch the console for start-up errors.
Requirements
Built for ESX, QBCore and Qbox, and it will also run standalone through the provided API if your server uses a different core. ox_lib and oxmysql are required either way.