Advanced Needs System [ESX,QB]

Advanced Needs System [ESX,QB]

Advanced Needs System [ESX,QB]

This resource is an advanced needs system designed to bring your character to life. By incorporating daily needs such as hygiene, exercise, food, and thirst, it creates a unique immersion experience. This system adds depth to everyday activities, making your character’s roaming more engaging and realistic.

Features

• Monitor and manage essential needs like hunger, thirst, social interaction, stress, sleep, and more.
• Realistic Effects and Animations
• Introduces realistic effects such as stomach growling, drunken animations, and periodic warnings to enhance immersion.
• Customizable Thresholds and Effects
• Configure thresholds for each need to trigger warnings and actions, with adjustable effects based on severity.
• Interaction and Duration Settings
• Define durations for actions like showers, bathroom use, and sleep to simulate realistic daily routines.
• Status Indicators and Warnings
• Provides clear HUD indicators and warnings when needs are critical, enhancing gameplay awareness.
• Dynamic Social Interaction
• Social needs affect gameplay dynamics, influencing food and drink consumption based on interaction frequency.
• Health and Damage Mechanics
• Manage health impacts due to neglecting needs like hunger and thirst, with customizable damage levels and frequency.
• Energy and Stress Management
• Monitor energy levels with visual cues like black screens and manage stress effects through configurable thresholds.
• Environmental Interaction
• Designate socialization areas to mitigate social needs, reducing stress and enhancing social interaction dynamics.
• Performance Optimization
• Includes options to toggle cinematic timecycles to improve FPS by removing sun and shadow effects.
• User-Friendly Configuration
• Easily adjust settings and parameters through clearly annotated configuration lines, making customization accessible.
• Enhanced Gameplay Experience
• Improves immersion by simulating realistic human needs and responses within the GTA V environment.

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