This is a modification of rp-radio to work with a radio item. It was tested with ESX v1 Final and it worked fine. If you have the item you can use the radio, if you don't, you can't, as simple as that. You must add an item with radio as its name to your items table in your database for this to work

rp-radio

An in-game radio which makes use of the mumble-voip radio API for FiveM

Note

By default the radio is disabled (its meant to be used as an in-game item) to give players the radio by default in the client.lua at the top change Radio.Has to true, if you would like to make it an item look at the replies on the FiveM forum post, there is a tutorial for adding it as an ESX item.

The export that is used to give/take a players radio is exports:["rp-radio"]:SetRadio(true/false) or the event Radio.Set

Exports

Getters

Export	Description	Return type
IsRadioOpen	Check if player is holding radio	bool
IsRadioOn	Check if radio is switched on	bool
IsRadioAvailable	Check if player has a radio	bool
IsRadioEnabled	Check if radio is enabled	bool
CanRadioBeUsed	Check if radio can be used	bool

Setters

Export	Description	Parameter(s)
SetRadioEnabled	Set if the radio is enabled or not	bool
SetRadio	Set if player has a radio or not	bool
SetAllowRadioWhenClosed	Allow player to broadcast when closed	bool
AddPrivateFrequency	Make a frequency private	int
RemovePrivateFrequency	Make a private frequency public	int
GivePlayerAccessToFrequency	Give a player access to use a private frequency	int
RemovePlayerAccessToFrequency	Remove a players access to use a private frequency	int
GivePlayerAccessToFrequencies	Give a player access to use multiple private frequencies	int, int, ...
RemovePlayerAccessToFrequencies	Remove a players access to use multiple private frequencies	int, int, ...

Commands

Command	Description
/radio	Open/close the radio
/frequency	Choose radio frequency

Events

Event	Description	Paramters(s)
Radio.Toggle	Opens/close the radio	none
Radio.Set	Set if player has a radio or not	bool

Preview

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