π¦ ls-radiolist
Give your players a clean, real-time view of who's on their radio channel with ls-radiolist β a modern, fully configurable radio member list for FiveM servers running pma-voice. Every player instantly sees who's connected, who's talking, and on what frequency, all through a sleek, movable NUI panel.
β¨ Features
π» Live Radio Member List
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Automatically displays every player currently on your radio channel.
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Real-time updates the moment someone joins, leaves, or switches channels.
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Shows the active frequency at the top of the panel.
π£οΈ Live Talking Indicator
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Highlights the active speaker instantly.
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Animated sound-wave icon while a player is transmitting.
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Makes it easy to follow fast-moving radio conversations at a glance.
π₯οΈ Modern NUI Interface
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Clean, compact, and fully responsive UI.
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Smooth animations for joins, leaves, and talking states.
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Auto-scrolling list that stays capped to a fixed size, no matter how many players are on the channel.
π Custom Display Names
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Players can set a personal display name with a simple command.
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Automatically pulls the real character name from QBCore or ESX if enabled.
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Falls back gracefully to the Rockstar name if no framework is detected.
π±οΈ Movable & Persistent UI
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Drag the panel anywhere on screen with a simple move command.
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Position is saved automatically and restored every session.
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Toggle visibility on/off with a command or keybind.
π Restart-Safe Sync
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Automatically recovers the radio list after a resource restart.
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No relog or manual resync needed β reconnects seamlessly.
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Keeps name cache intact across restarts.
βοΈ Configurable Everything
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All commands and keybinds fully renameable from config.lua.
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Easy to adjust UI position, colors, and behavior.
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Lightweight event structure with minimal network overhead.
π οΈ Dependencies
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pma-voice
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qb-core or es_extended (optional, for real character names)
β Why Choose ls-radiolist?
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Clean and optimized code
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Easy to configure
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Beginner-friendly setup
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Highly customizable
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Modern, lightweight UI
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Minimal performance impact
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Perfect for immersive roleplay radio communication

