overview
Handheld GPS device for police, EMS and job tracking across FiveM servers
FX-GPS is a handheld GPS item that opens a NUI device allowing players to join frequencies, see their team on the map, set routes and follow units live. The system works like a radio: pick a channel and connect, or enter a password on a new channel to set its password. A secondary monitor channel lets officers stay on their department frequency while also listening to a shared backup frequency.
Press M to open a full-screen map replacing the native pause map. Every unit appears grouped by department with its own colour and hide toggle. Search by name or code, click markers for distance and direction, set routes with one click, follow units as the map recentres, or right-click to drop pings your whole team sees. Vehicles can carry their own GPS bound to their plate, staying on the team map even when parked and empty.
Frequencies work like radios. Pick a channel and connect; enter a password on a channel nobody has created yet and you set its password. A second monitor channel lets an officer stay on their own department frequency while also listening to a shared backup frequency, so a call for backup brings everyone onto one map without anyone leaving their own channel. Job groups go further: every LEO sees every LEO, on any frequency, the moment their GPS is on.
Saved favourite channels and one-tap preset job frequencies are available. Configurable cross-group visibility allows LEO and EMS to see each other by default.
Press M and a full-screen map opens on top of the game, replacing the native pause map. Every unit is on it, grouped by department with its own colour and its own hide toggle. Search by name or code, click a marker for distance and direction, set a route with one click, follow a unit as the map recentres on them, or right-click to drop a ping your whole team sees. There is no legend flicker, no "Destination" label and no blip name overwritten by a vehicle name.
Route and 30-second live tracking are available from the team list. Five selectable blip colours are available. A built-in map calibration tool is included for custom map images.
Vehicles can carry a GPS of their own. A unit binds a code to the plate of the car they are in, and that car stays on the team's map even parked and empty. The plate is read on the server from the vehicle the player is really sitting in, so nobody can pin someone else's car to a police map. Custom GPS code per player and per vehicle type is shared with passengers.
The GPS jammer is an illegal item: it lists the players within a few metres, lights a marker over the one you hover, and after a short, cancellable animation shuts their GPS down completely. Their blips leave every map, their channel link is cut, the devices in their pocket are destroyed, and they cannot switch back on for five minutes. Every step is re-checked on the server.
Jammer options include: cuffed-only targets, protected job groups, driver block, and cooldown settings.
Update traffic scales with distance. Nearby units update fast, distant ones slowly, a tracked unit at full speed, and a player standing still sends nothing but a keep-alive. Short-range blips keep distant units off the minimap edge, where GTA's blip limit would make them flicker.
19 preconfigured jobs are included with their own labels, colours and blips.
Every text on the device, the map and the jammer is translatable. English and Turkish are included. Missing translations fall back to English, never to a raw key.
Optional spectate bodycam and voice chat hook are available, both off by default.
