Overflow HUD

Overflow HUD includes a live layout editor accessible with /sethud — players drag, scale, and toggle every HUD element directly on screen without leaving the game. Position the speedometer, health bars, compass, and minimap exactly where they want. Layouts are saved via KVP and restored automatically on reconnect, so every player gets their preferred setup on every session.

Overflow HUD auto-detects whether the current vehicle runs on fuel or electricity and switches the speedometer display accordingly. Electric vehicles show battery percentage and power state indicators (PWR, CHG, ECO) in real time. Traditional vehicles get a clean fuel gauge compatible with Ox Fuel, LegacyFuel, and PS-Fuel — no extra configuration needed.

When a player boards a plane or helicopter, Overflow HUD automatically activates a dedicated aviation panel — altitude readout, vertical speed, heading compass, and rotation data replace the standard vehicle display. No commands, no toggles. It activates on entry and clears on exit, keeping the interface clean for ground vehicles.

Overflow HUD runs at 0.01ms resmon while driving and idles at effectively zero. Three performance modes — Ultra, Balanced, and Low — let server owners tune animation smoothness against CPU budget. Context-aware Lua loops only activate when relevant (vehicle loops stop when on foot, player loops pause in vehicles), meaning the script never wastes a tick.

Overflow HUD ships with 8 hand-crafted UI themes covering everything from minimal flat design to high-contrast neon. Every theme scales cleanly to 1080p, 1440p, 4K, and 21:9 ultrawide resolutions using SVG-based elements. Server owners can lock a theme globally or let players switch freely from the settings panel.

Overflow HUD auto-detects your server's framework on startup — no manual Config.Framework changes required. It reads player stats, job data, and phone notifications from QBCore, ESX Legacy, and QBox natively. pma-voice integration adds live mic range and radio channel indicators to the HUD without any extra setup.

Press H while in a vehicle to open the Overflow HUD control panel — toggle the engine, open individual doors or windows, drop a boat anchor, or control indicator lights, all from a single NUI menu. Indicator states sync via State Bags so nearby players see your turn signals and hazards in real time.

Overflow HUD's navigation module shows a real-time 360° compass with cardinal and intercardinal directions, plus a dynamic street name and cross-street readout that updates as players move through Los Santos. The display is compact by design — it provides spatial awareness for police chases, deliveries, and navigation without crowding the screen.

Overflow HUD replaces the default GTA V radar with high-definition custom textures available in both circular and square formats. Each shape is optimised for common aspect ratios so the edges remain sharp and perfectly aligned at any resolution. Textures live in the stream folder — swap them out for your own branding without touching the script files.