A Bucky Ecosystem resource for FiveM

BuckyHUD

Every instrument, your way.

A complete heads-up display for QBCore, ESX and standalone roleplay servers. Turn-by-turn GPS over the map, seven speedometers that match the car you're in, a weapon display with a real silhouette for every gun, GTA's own radar with rounded corners, cash with your job and duty, and a layout every player can rearrange and save.

FiveM ready FiveM Enhanced ready QBCore ESX Standalone Replaces qb-hud

Speedometers

Weapon looks

Gun silhouettes

Cash looks

Status styles

Aircraft sets

Bucky HUD

QBCore
ESX
Standalone
FiveM
FiveM Enhanced
Cfx.re Keymaster delivery

Secure checkout by Tebex Instant delivery Read the documentation

Or get both in the Bucky Drive Pack

Bucky HUD + a real 3D manual gearbox.

See the Bucky Drive Pack

New in 1.2 · Turn by turn

It tells you where to turn

Set a waypoint and the next turn slides in over the map, read from the game's own GPS, so it follows the same route the radar draws. The street card glides up above it, and your indicator comes on by itself before the turn.

Bucky HUD while driving to a waypoint: Turn right 300 ft over the minimap, the street card above it, the right indicator lit on the Pro speedometer — Driving to a waypoint: the turn banner over the map, the route in your accent colour and the right indicator already on.

A banner for every move

Turn left or right, sharp turns, straight on, recalculating and arriving, each with its own arrow.
Under 25 m it reads Now and the arrow nudges toward the turn.
Auto indicators. The driver's indicator comes on 45 m before a GPS turn and cancels once the car has turned. Your own indicator or hazards always win.
Your units everywhere. One switch for every speed and distance: mph, miles and feet, or km/h, km and metres.
On by default. Players switch the banner and the auto indicators off on the Map page; servers tune them in Config.Nav.

Turn banner: Turn right, 300 ft — **Turn right**

Turn banner: Turn left, under 25 m it reads Now — **Now**

Turn banner: Sharp right, 640 m in metric units — **Sharp turns**

Turn banner: Continue straight, 400 m — **Straight on**

Turn banner: Recalculating: finding a new way — **Recalculating**

Turn banner: Arriving: destination ahead — **Arriving**

New in 1.2 · Weapon

Weapon, redone

The weapon display gets a real silhouette for every weapon class and five looks to pick from the menu. Clean on the scene, with no box around it, and GTA's own ammo counter stays hidden, even with qb-smallresources.

Bucky HUD on foot with a carbine rifle: the Minimal weapon look bottom right, Line status bottom left, Ledger cash and job top right — On foot: the Minimal weapon look, Line status and Ledger cash, all new in 1.2.

Minimal weapon look — **Minimal**Silhouette, a hairline, the name over the count.

Magazine weapon look — **Magazine**A tick per round that empties as you fire.

Bold weapon look — **Bold**Big shooter numerals under the silhouette.

Compact weapon look — **Compact**One small line: the gun and the count.

Low ammo weapon look — **Low ammo**Red at a quarter of the magazine.

Card weapon look — **Card**The original boxed card, still there.

Dashboards

Seven speedometers. One for every car.

Each style is drawn live in the interface, needles and all. Players pick one, or leave it on Auto and let the car decide.

Analogue cluster: black-faced tachometer, fuel and temperature gauges and speedometer in a moulded binnacle — **Analogue**Black dials with red needles in a moulded binnacle, with a rolling drum odometer.

Pro speedometer: disc with rev ring, gear badge and speed — **Pro**Rev ring, gear badge and speed, with fuel and engine arcs outside.

Classic cluster: chrome bezels and cream faces in a wood-grain case — **Classic**Chrome and cream in a 70s wood-grain case, with PRND and the car's name on the tach.

Modern speedometer: speed ring with engine and fuel rings — **Modern**A speed ring with a thin rev ring, and round engine and fuel gauges beside it.

Bold speedometer: big digits with unlit leading zeros — **Bold**Big digits with unlit leading zeros and a rev bar with its redline zone.

Digital speedometer: glowing 7-segment display with rev bar graph — **Digital**An 80s vacuum-fluorescent display: 7-segment digits and a rev bar graph.

Minimal speedometer: a single pill with gear and speed — **Minimal**One pill with gear and speed, and slim fuel and engine bars.

Auto matches the car

On Auto, the style follows the vehicle class, and server owners can change any line in Config.AutoStyle or set single models in Config.ModelStyle.

Vehicle class	Style
Compacts, sedans, SUVs, service	Modern
Coupes, sports cars, electric cars	Pro
Muscle, sports classics	Classic
Super cars, motorbikes, open wheel	Bold
Off-road, industrial, utility, military, commercial, trains	Analogue
Vans	Minimal

Look closer

Built like the real thing

Turn the key off and the backlight goes out. Turn it on and the needles sweep. The dashboard changes with what you're driving.

Classic cluster at night with the engine off: dark, unlit faces — **Engine off**At night the Classic faces sit dark and unlit.

Classic cluster at night with the engine running: amber backlit faces — **Engine on**The amber backlight comes up and the needles sweep to full and back.

Pro speedometer with the engine off, markings faded to grey — **Every style goes dark**Markings fade to unlit grey, displays drop to faint ghosts and warning lamps go out.

Analogue cluster reading kilometres per hour up to 360 — **Scales that fit**80 to 260 mph or 120 to 400 km/h, picked from the car's top speed. Numbers keep an even gap from the ticks at every scale.

Pro speedometer at 216 km/h in fifth gear — **Room to breathe**Three-digit speeds, the gear badge and the odometer each keep their own space.

Pro dashboard for an electric car with CHG, ECO and PWR zones — **Electric cars**Battery instead of fuel, and a power ring with CHG, ECO and PWR zones that shows regen while braking.

Analogue truck cluster with air brake pressure and trailer health — **Trucks**A ×100 RPM tach, air brake pressure that drops while braking and refills with the engine, and trailer health.

Bold motorbike dashboard with a lean angle readout — **Motorbikes**A 14,000 RPM scale and the lean angle, live through every corner.

Pro boat dashboard in knots with heading and water depth — **Boats**Knots, compass heading and the water depth under the hull.

Modern dashboard with a glowing nitrous chip and harness uses — **Nitrous and harness**The nitrous chip glows while it's firing; harness uses show when you're strapped in.

Classic gauges without the wood case — **Housing optional**Players can drop the case around Analogue and Classic, and the dark panel behind the others.

Aircraft

Instruments for the sky

Planes and helicopters get their own instrument sets, with warning lights for the engine, lights, fuel, landing gear or rotor, and stalls.

Analogue flight instruments: heading, attitude, altimeter, airspeed and fuel with warning lights — **Analogue**Heading, attitude, a two-needle altimeter, airspeed and fuel, with ENG, LIGHT, FUEL, GEAR and STALL lights.

Digital flight readouts for pitch, roll, heading, fuel, altitude and airspeed — **Digital**Pitch, roll, heading, fuel, altitude and airspeed as glowing readouts.

Flight display with artificial horizon and speed and altitude tapes — **Display**A flight display with the horizon, speed and altitude tapes, and vertical speed.

Helicopter flight display showing rotor health — **Helicopters**Rotor health in place of landing gear. STALL and PULL UP flash when needed.

Minimap

GTA's radar, refined

Bucky HUD keeps the game's own radar, so blips, the GPS route, interiors and fog of war work as usual. It changes how the radar looks and where it sits.

Rounded or classic corners with a crisp edge, drawn at runtime. Nothing is streamed.
Move and resize it in the layout editor; the radar follows the frame live.
No health or armour bars under the radar, and no empty strip where they were.
Blips stay inside. Off-map blips that the game pins to the edge sit inside the frame.
Alert rings stay off the radar by default and show on the pause map instead.
Speed limit sign, US or EU, that flashes when you speed; plus the waypoint distance and a day/night tint.
Street card with street, cross street, area and heading. When the map hides, the status icons and street card glide into its place.
Turn by turn over the street card while a waypoint is set, in miles and feet or kilometres and metres.

In-game capture of the Bucky HUD minimap with rounded corners, blips inside the frame and a speed limit sign — Rounded corners, blips inside the frame and a US speed limit sign, on GTA V Enhanced. Alert rings were set to show on the radar for this capture.

Status

Your needs, seven ways

Health, armour, hunger, thirst, stress, stamina and voice. Each icon can show always, only when it needs attention, or never. Stamina turns into oxygen underwater, and voice lights up while you talk and turns blue on the radio.

LineNewWhite icons over a hairline

Status icons as white icons over thin coloured bars

NumericNewIcon and value

Status icons in colour with their values beside them

PipsNewFive steps

RingA progress circle

PercentWith numbers

FillThe tile fills up

BarsTwo rows of bars

SquareAny style, rounded square

Cash & job

Your money, your job, eight looks

Cash and bank show always, for a few seconds after they change, or never, with every change popping up as a green or red line. Under them: your job, your grade and whether you're on duty, updated the moment it changes.

Minimal look: plain cash, bank and job with small icons, no backing — **MinimalNew**Plain numbers on the scene.

Ledger look: labels and amounts in two columns between hairlines — **LedgerNew**Two columns between hairlines.

Inline look: cash, bank and dirty money on one line with the job under it — **InlineNew**One line, the job under it. The player ID gets a matching Minimal look.

Chips look: a pill for cash, bank and job — **Chips**A pill per row.

Panel look: one glass card with labelled rows — **Panel**One glass card.

Classic look: floating green cash and white bank numbers — **Classic**Floating numbers.

Compact look: one small pill with the bank shortened — **Compact**One small pill.

Card look: a bank card in the accent colour — **Card**In your colour.

Gold bank card for the Central Reserve chairman — **The card takes your accent**Gold for the Central Reserve's chairman.

Blue bank card for an off-duty paramedic — **Duty at a glance**A paramedic off duty: the card holder line says so.

Panel look with money change lines under it — **Every change shows**Payroll in, fuel out, labelled by account.

Prompts & notifications

One voice for every script

With a small qb-core patch, every QBCore script's prompts and notifications take the HUD's look. Without it, they keep qb-core's own.

Key caps that understand qb-core's formats: [E] - Open garage, Press [E] to open, several lines at once.
Notifications with a colour and icon per type, a caption and a timer bar. Repeats stack as ×2, ×3.
Indicator bar with indicators, hazards, beams, cruise, seatbelt, check engine and handbrake. With Analogue and Classic it becomes jewel lamps.
Sounds: an indicator relay tick and a seatbelt chime, made in the browser. No audio files.

Indicator bar with the left indicator and seatbelt warning lit

Notifications: government payroll stacked twice, a police call, and Bucky Fuel messages — **Notifications**Payroll stacked ×2, a police call, and two Bucky Fuel messages.

Prompt with E to refuel and G to pay by card — **Prompts**Key caps on any side of the screen.

Street card showing East Galileo Ave in Vinewood Hills — **Street card**Street, area and heading.

Layout

Put it anywhere. It stays on screen.

Edit layout turns the HUD into a canvas. Drag any part, resize it from 50% to 200% by a corner or the scroll wheel, and it's saved on the player's PC.

The HUD in the night city: Pro speedometer, indicator bar, status icons and cash with job — **On the road**Pro speedometer, indicator bar, status and cash with the job line.

The layout editor with corner handles on the speedometer, indicators, status and cash — **Edit layout**Every part gets corner handles and a name; the size shows while you drag.

Never off screen

After a resolution change, a bigger HUD size or a wider speedometer, each part is pulled back inside the edges, and it returns to its exact spot once it fits again.

Defaults never collide

The status icons pick the side of the map with room. Parts in their default spots step aside instead of covering each other.

Players stay in charge

Anything a player placed stays exactly where they put it, even overlapping. Resizing stops at the screen edge.

The HUD menu

Every player gets their own HUD

Open it with /hud or I. Every change applies live, and a whole setup can be saved as a profile and switched with one command.

Menu, Vehicles page: speedometer styles, previews and housing options — **Vehicles**Pick a style and preview any vehicle, even while driving.

Menu, Cash and job page: visibility and five looks — **Cash & job**The widget shows while this page is open, so looks compare live.

Menu, Profiles page: saved setups Street, Night cruise and Racing — **Profiles**Save by name, load with a click; the one in use is marked.

Menu, General page: accent colour, HUD size and units — **General**Accent colour, HUD size, units, street card and cinematic bars.

Menu, Weapon page: show or hide, and five weapon looks — **WeaponNew**Show or hide it, and pick one of five looks.

Menu, Map page with the Turn by turn and Auto indicators switches — **Map**Corners, tint and the speed limit sign, plus the new Turn by turn and Auto indicators switches.

General8 accent colours, size 80–130%, mph or km/h for every speed and distance, street card, player ID look
MapRounded or classic corners, day/night tint, on foot, speed limit sign, turn by turn, auto indicators
Status7 styles, 2 shapes, each icon Always, Auto or Off
Cash & jobWhen cash and job show, and 8 looks
WeaponShow or hide, and 5 looks with a silhouette per weapon class
Vehicles7 speedometers or Auto, previews, housing, background, indicator bar
AircraftAnalogue, Digital or Display, with previews
SoundIndicator tick, seatbelt chime, volume with a test
ProfilesUp to 8 named setups; /hudprofile cycles them

Under the hood

Built to the Bucky standard

FiveM Enhanced readyBuilt and tested on FiveM for GTA V Enhanced. Everything it uses also exists on FiveM for GTA V Legacy.

Timers, not framesStatus every 250 ms, dashboards every 80 ms while seated, streets every second.

Only changes travelOnly values that changed reach the interface, and only they are redrawn.

Drawn onceThe radar mask is drawn once per session; a new shape redraws only its corners.

Stored on the player's PCSettings, layout and profiles live in the client's resource storage. No database tables.

Requirements

QBCore, ESX or standalone, picked automatically
FiveM or FiveM for GTA V Enhanced
Replaces qb-hud and uses its events, so seatbelt, cruise, nitrous, harness, stress and money scripts keep working
Optional: a small qb-core patch for prompts and notifications

Commands

/hudThe menu (key I)

/hudprofileSwitch profile by name, or to the next

/cashShow the balance (also /bank)

/cinematicLetterbox bars, no HUD

/resethudReload the HUD

/hudbarsRadar health bars on or off

For developers

-- prompts and notifications from any script
exports['bucky-hud']:ShowPrompt('[E] Refuel', 'left')
exports['bucky-hud']:PressPrompt()
exports['bucky-hud']:HidePrompt()
exports['bucky-hud']:Notify('Saved', 'success', 5000)

Configurable

Every player setting's starting value
Speedometer per vehicle class or model
Radar corner size, blip room, alert rings, route colour
Speed limits by street name, city and county
Turn by turn and auto indicators (Config.Nav), weapon silhouettes per weapon
Stress rules, notification position and length, update rates

Bundle · 2 scripts in 1

Bucky Drive Pack

Bucky HUD + a real 3D manual gearbox

Bucky HUD and Bucky Driving in one package. Install both and they link up on their own: the speedometer shows the gear you actually put the stick in and the gearbox's real engine RPM, and gearbox messages appear in the HUD.

See the Drive Pack

The Bucky Ecosystem

One city. One ecosystem.

Bucky HUD is the screen the whole economy speaks through: payroll from the reserve, fuel from the pumps, prompts from every script.

Money and data movingJust joinedTap a script for detailsClick a script or a link to zoom in

With Bucky Reserve

Payroll on screen

Bucky Reserve pays police and EMS from the reserve while they're on duty. It lands as a green bank line, and the job line shows who's on duty.

With Bucky Fuel

The gauge tells the truth

Every dashboard reads the tank from Bucky Fuel first, so the gauge shows exactly what a player-owned station sold you.

With Bucky Fuel

One voice for the ecosystem

Fuel pumps, jerry cans, tankers and the reserve's alerts all prompt and notify through the HUD, so every Bucky script looks like one product.

Coming next

The ecosystem keeps growing

Full roadmap (5) →Follow progress on Discord →

In development
Bucky Inventory
An advanced inventory system built to plug into the rest of the Bucky ecosystem.
Planned
Bucky Logistics
The supply side of the city: warehouses and deliveries linked by player-driven trucks. When the chain stops, businesses run dry.
Planned
Bucky Clothing
Clothing stores and outfits for the Bucky city.

Get Bucky HUD

Every instrument, your way.

A complete heads-up display for QBCore, ESX and standalone roleplay servers. Turn-by-turn GPS over the map with auto indicators, seven speedometers that match the car you're in, a weapon display with a real silhouette for every gun, GTA's own radar with rounded corners, cash with your job and duty, and a layout every player can rearrange and save.

Or get both in the Bucky Drive Pack

Bucky HUD + a real 3D manual gearbox.

See the Bucky Drive Pack

Delivered instantly to your Cfx.re Keymaster
Secure checkout by Tebex, the official FiveM store
Read the Bucky HUD documentation before you buy

What you get

Turn-by-turn GPS. Set a waypoint and the next turn slides in over the map, and the indicator comes on by itself before the turn.
Seven speedometers. Analogue, Pro, Classic, Modern, Bold, Digital and Minimal, or Auto to match the vehicle class.
Weapon, redone. A real silhouette for every weapon class in five looks, and GTA's own ammo counter stays hidden.
Drag-and-drop layout. Players move and resize every part from 50% to 200%, saved on their own PC.

Requirements

QBCore, ESX or standalone
Replaces qb-hud

FAQ

Bucky HUD questions

Which framework does Bucky HUD support?

QBCore, ESX and standalone servers, picked automatically (QBox works through its qb-core bridge). It replaces qb-hud and answers its events, and with a small qb-core patch every QBCore script's prompts and notifications take the HUD's look.

How does the turn-by-turn GPS work?

It reads the game's own GPS, so it follows the same route the radar draws. While a waypoint is set, a banner over the map shows the next turn and its distance, and the driver's indicator comes on before the turn and cancels after it. Both are on by default and every player can switch them off in the menu.

Can players change the layout?

Yes. Edit layout lets each player drag any part and resize it from 50% to 200%, and the layout is saved on their PC.

Does it work on FiveM Enhanced?

Yes. It runs on both the classic FiveM build and FiveM Enhanced (the GTA V Enhanced edition of the platform).

How is it delivered?

After checkout the resource is added to the Cfx.re Keymaster account you signed in with. Download it from Keymaster and add it to your server like any other resource.

Is the code escrow protected?

The core is protected with Cfx.re Asset Escrow, so it can't be leaked or resold. The config files you need to tune it stay open and editable.

It tells you where to turn

A banner for every move

Weapon, redone

Seven speedometers. One for every car.

Auto matches the car

Built like the real thing

Instruments for the sky

GTA's radar, refined

Your needs, seven ways

Your money, your job, eight looks

One voice for every script

Put it anywhere. It stays on screen.

Never off screen

Defaults never collide

Players stay in charge

Every player gets their own HUD

Built to the Bucky standard

Requirements

Commands

For developers

Configurable

Bucky Drive Pack

One city. One ecosystem.

Payroll on screen

The gauge tells the truth

One voice for the ecosystem

The ecosystem keeps growing

Bucky Inventory

Bucky Logistics

Bucky Clothing

Every instrument, your way.

What you get

Requirements

Bucky HUD questions