[QBCore] NoPixel 4.0 Inspired Radial Menu | FiveM Script

Imagine a pie chart where each slice represents an action your character can perform. That's essentially a radial menu in FiveM. It pops up on your screen, usually triggered by a keybind, displaying icons or text labels for available actions. Selecting a slice executes the corresponding action, saving you time and fumbling through long menus.

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open source
Easy adjustable config
Fully optimized
esay to use
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Keybind: A designated key on your keyboard or controller triggers the menu to pop up.
Menu Items: These represent the actions your character can perform. They can be icons, text labels, or a combination of both.
Submenus: Some menus allow for nested options. Selecting a main menu item might open a submenu with further choices, providing a more organized way to handle complex actions.
Customization: Some scripts allow server owners or players to adjust the menu's appearance, keybinds, or even the available actions.
Keep it Organized: Don't overload the menu with too many options. Prioritize frequently used actions and consider submenus for less common ones.
Clear Labeling: Use intuitive icons or concise text labels to ensure players understand each option at a glance.
Context-Sensitive Menus: Ideally, the menu should adapt based on your character's role, location, or situation. A police officer's menu might change depending on if they're on patrol or arresting someone.

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