Elevator Configuration — Royale Restaurant FiveM MLO | Quasar Store

The Config File#

Everything you can change lives in config.lua at the root of the resource. It controls the elevator only — the map itself needs no configuration. Restart the resource after saving a change.

Option	Default	What it does
`Config.DrawDistance`	10.0	Within this many metres of an elevator the script starts checking every frame. Further away it checks once a second, so it costs nothing.
`Config.InteractDistance`	1.5	How close the player must be to see the prompt and press E.
`Config.DrawTextPrefix`	`'[E] - '`	Text placed before the elevator title in the prompt.
`Config.Buildings`	Royale elevator	The list of elevators and their floors. See below.

Elevators and Floors#

Each entry in Config.Buildings is one elevator. This is the one that ships with the map:

lua

Config.Buildings = {
    {
        id = 'royale_restaurant',
        title = 'Royale Restaurant Elevator',
        floors = {
            {
                label = 'Floor 1',
                interact = vec3(268.325287, -742.523071, 34.688599),
                teleport = vec4(269.551636, -741.837341, 34.688599, 158.740158)
            },
            {
                label = 'Floor 2',
                interact = vec3(268.325287, -742.523071, 40.602905),
                teleport = vec4(269.551636, -741.771423, 40.602905, 155.905502)
            },
            {
                label = 'Roof',
                interact = vec3(268.325287, -742.523071, 45.708374),
                teleport = vec4(269.353851, -741.942871, 45.708374, 161.574799)
            }
        }
    },
}

Field	What it does
`id`	A unique name for the elevator. Give every elevator a different one.
`title`	Shown in the prompt and as the menu header. Defaults to `Elevator` if left out.
`floors[].label`	The floor name in the menu, e.g. `Restaurant`, `Nightclub`, `Helipad`.
`floors[].interact`	`vec3` where the player stands to call the lift on that floor.
`floors[].teleport`	`vec4` where the player arrives on that floor. The fourth value is the heading they face.

The floors appear in the menu in the order you list them. You can add as many as you want, and an elevator needs at least two to have anywhere to go.

Renaming the Floors#

To show clearer names or translate the menu, change title and each label. For example, in Spanish:

lua

Config.DrawTextPrefix = '[E] - '

-- inside the royale_restaurant entry
title = 'Ascensor Royale',
-- floors
label = 'Restaurante',
label = 'Discoteca',
label = 'Helipuerto',

Adding Another Elevator#

The elevator is not tied to this map. You can add lifts to any other building on your server by adding another entry to the list. config.lua ships with a commented example you can copy:

Collect the positions
On each floor, stand where players should press E and note the coordinates. Then stand where they should arrive, facing the right way, and note the coordinates and heading.

Add the entry

lua

Config.Buildings = {
    {
        id = 'royale_restaurant',
        -- ...
    },

    {
        id = 'secondary_building',
        title = 'Secondary Building Elevator',
        floors = {
            {
                label = 'Ground Floor',
                interact = vec3(-1190.0, -900.0, 13.0),
                teleport = vec4(-1190.0, -900.0, 13.0, 90.0)
            },
            {
                label = 'Upper Floor',
                interact = vec3(-1190.0, -900.0, 16.5),
                teleport = vec4(-1190.0, -900.0, 16.5, 90.0)
            }
        }
    }
}

Restart and test
Run ensure qs_royale_restaurant in the server console, walk to the new point and press E.

Put the arrival point a little in front of the lift doors, not on top of the interaction point. Otherwise players land right back on the prompt.

The Config File#

Everything you can change lives in config.lua at the root of the resource. It controls the elevator only — the map itself needs no configuration. Restart the resource after saving a change.

Option	Default	What it does
`Config.DrawDistance`	10.0	Within this many metres of an elevator the script starts checking every frame. Further away it checks once a second, so it costs nothing.
`Config.InteractDistance`	1.5	How close the player must be to see the prompt and press E.
`Config.DrawTextPrefix`	`'[E] - '`	Text placed before the elevator title in the prompt.
`Config.Buildings`	Royale elevator	The list of elevators and their floors. See below.

Elevators and Floors#

Each entry in Config.Buildings is one elevator. This is the one that ships with the map:

lua

Config.Buildings = {
    {
        id = 'royale_restaurant',
        title = 'Royale Restaurant Elevator',
        floors = {
            {
                label = 'Floor 1',
                interact = vec3(268.325287, -742.523071, 34.688599),
                teleport = vec4(269.551636, -741.837341, 34.688599, 158.740158)
            },
            {
                label = 'Floor 2',
                interact = vec3(268.325287, -742.523071, 40.602905),
                teleport = vec4(269.551636, -741.771423, 40.602905, 155.905502)
            },
            {
                label = 'Roof',
                interact = vec3(268.325287, -742.523071, 45.708374),
                teleport = vec4(269.353851, -741.942871, 45.708374, 161.574799)
            }
        }
    },
}

Field	What it does
`id`	A unique name for the elevator. Give every elevator a different one.
`title`	Shown in the prompt and as the menu header. Defaults to `Elevator` if left out.
`floors[].label`	The floor name in the menu, e.g. `Restaurant`, `Nightclub`, `Helipad`.
`floors[].interact`	`vec3` where the player stands to call the lift on that floor.
`floors[].teleport`	`vec4` where the player arrives on that floor. The fourth value is the heading they face.

The floors appear in the menu in the order you list them. You can add as many as you want, and an elevator needs at least two to have anywhere to go.

Renaming the Floors#

To show clearer names or translate the menu, change title and each label. For example, in Spanish:

lua

Config.DrawTextPrefix = '[E] - '

-- inside the royale_restaurant entry
title = 'Ascensor Royale',
-- floors
label = 'Restaurante',
label = 'Discoteca',
label = 'Helipuerto',

Adding Another Elevator#

The elevator is not tied to this map. You can add lifts to any other building on your server by adding another entry to the list. config.lua ships with a commented example you can copy:

Collect the positions
On each floor, stand where players should press E and note the coordinates. Then stand where they should arrive, facing the right way, and note the coordinates and heading.

Add the entry

lua

Config.Buildings = {
    {
        id = 'royale_restaurant',
        -- ...
    },

    {
        id = 'secondary_building',
        title = 'Secondary Building Elevator',
        floors = {
            {
                label = 'Ground Floor',
                interact = vec3(-1190.0, -900.0, 13.0),
                teleport = vec4(-1190.0, -900.0, 13.0, 90.0)
            },
            {
                label = 'Upper Floor',
                interact = vec3(-1190.0, -900.0, 16.5),
                teleport = vec4(-1190.0, -900.0, 16.5, 90.0)
            }
        }
    }
}

Restart and test
Run ensure qs_royale_restaurant in the server console, walk to the new point and press E.

Put the arrival point a little in front of the lift doors, not on top of the interaction point. Otherwise players land right back on the prompt.

The Config File#

Everything you can change lives in config.lua at the root of the resource. It controls the elevator only — the map itself needs no configuration. Restart the resource after saving a change.

Option	Default	What it does
`Config.DrawDistance`	10.0	Within this many metres of an elevator the script starts checking every frame. Further away it checks once a second, so it costs nothing.
`Config.InteractDistance`	1.5	How close the player must be to see the prompt and press E.
`Config.DrawTextPrefix`	`'[E] - '`	Text placed before the elevator title in the prompt.
`Config.Buildings`	Royale elevator	The list of elevators and their floors. See below.

Elevators and Floors#

Each entry in Config.Buildings is one elevator. This is the one that ships with the map:

lua

Config.Buildings = {
    {
        id = 'royale_restaurant',
        title = 'Royale Restaurant Elevator',
        floors = {
            {
                label = 'Floor 1',
                interact = vec3(268.325287, -742.523071, 34.688599),
                teleport = vec4(269.551636, -741.837341, 34.688599, 158.740158)
            },
            {
                label = 'Floor 2',
                interact = vec3(268.325287, -742.523071, 40.602905),
                teleport = vec4(269.551636, -741.771423, 40.602905, 155.905502)
            },
            {
                label = 'Roof',
                interact = vec3(268.325287, -742.523071, 45.708374),
                teleport = vec4(269.353851, -741.942871, 45.708374, 161.574799)
            }
        }
    },
}

Field	What it does
`id`	A unique name for the elevator. Give every elevator a different one.
`title`	Shown in the prompt and as the menu header. Defaults to `Elevator` if left out.
`floors[].label`	The floor name in the menu, e.g. `Restaurant`, `Nightclub`, `Helipad`.
`floors[].interact`	`vec3` where the player stands to call the lift on that floor.
`floors[].teleport`	`vec4` where the player arrives on that floor. The fourth value is the heading they face.

The floors appear in the menu in the order you list them. You can add as many as you want, and an elevator needs at least two to have anywhere to go.

Renaming the Floors#

To show clearer names or translate the menu, change title and each label. For example, in Spanish:

lua

Config.DrawTextPrefix = '[E] - '

-- inside the royale_restaurant entry
title = 'Ascensor Royale',
-- floors
label = 'Restaurante',
label = 'Discoteca',
label = 'Helipuerto',

Adding Another Elevator#

The elevator is not tied to this map. You can add lifts to any other building on your server by adding another entry to the list. config.lua ships with a commented example you can copy:

Collect the positions
On each floor, stand where players should press E and note the coordinates. Then stand where they should arrive, facing the right way, and note the coordinates and heading.

Add the entry

lua

Config.Buildings = {
    {
        id = 'royale_restaurant',
        -- ...
    },

    {
        id = 'secondary_building',
        title = 'Secondary Building Elevator',
        floors = {
            {
                label = 'Ground Floor',
                interact = vec3(-1190.0, -900.0, 13.0),
                teleport = vec4(-1190.0, -900.0, 13.0, 90.0)
            },
            {
                label = 'Upper Floor',
                interact = vec3(-1190.0, -900.0, 16.5),
                teleport = vec4(-1190.0, -900.0, 16.5, 90.0)
            }
        }
    }
}

Restart and test
Run ensure qs_royale_restaurant in the server console, walk to the new point and press E.

Put the arrival point a little in front of the lift doors, not on top of the interaction point. Otherwise players land right back on the prompt.

The Config File#

Everything you can change lives in config.lua at the root of the resource. It controls the elevator only — the map itself needs no configuration. Restart the resource after saving a change.

Option	Default	What it does
`Config.DrawDistance`	10.0	Within this many metres of an elevator the script starts checking every frame. Further away it checks once a second, so it costs nothing.
`Config.InteractDistance`	1.5	How close the player must be to see the prompt and press E.
`Config.DrawTextPrefix`	`'[E] - '`	Text placed before the elevator title in the prompt.
`Config.Buildings`	Royale elevator	The list of elevators and their floors. See below.

Elevators and Floors#

Each entry in Config.Buildings is one elevator. This is the one that ships with the map:

lua

Config.Buildings = {
    {
        id = 'royale_restaurant',
        title = 'Royale Restaurant Elevator',
        floors = {
            {
                label = 'Floor 1',
                interact = vec3(268.325287, -742.523071, 34.688599),
                teleport = vec4(269.551636, -741.837341, 34.688599, 158.740158)
            },
            {
                label = 'Floor 2',
                interact = vec3(268.325287, -742.523071, 40.602905),
                teleport = vec4(269.551636, -741.771423, 40.602905, 155.905502)
            },
            {
                label = 'Roof',
                interact = vec3(268.325287, -742.523071, 45.708374),
                teleport = vec4(269.353851, -741.942871, 45.708374, 161.574799)
            }
        }
    },
}

Field	What it does
`id`	A unique name for the elevator. Give every elevator a different one.
`title`	Shown in the prompt and as the menu header. Defaults to `Elevator` if left out.
`floors[].label`	The floor name in the menu, e.g. `Restaurant`, `Nightclub`, `Helipad`.
`floors[].interact`	`vec3` where the player stands to call the lift on that floor.
`floors[].teleport`	`vec4` where the player arrives on that floor. The fourth value is the heading they face.

The floors appear in the menu in the order you list them. You can add as many as you want, and an elevator needs at least two to have anywhere to go.

Renaming the Floors#

To show clearer names or translate the menu, change title and each label. For example, in Spanish:

lua

Config.DrawTextPrefix = '[E] - '

-- inside the royale_restaurant entry
title = 'Ascensor Royale',
-- floors
label = 'Restaurante',
label = 'Discoteca',
label = 'Helipuerto',

Adding Another Elevator#

The elevator is not tied to this map. You can add lifts to any other building on your server by adding another entry to the list. config.lua ships with a commented example you can copy:

Collect the positions
On each floor, stand where players should press E and note the coordinates. Then stand where they should arrive, facing the right way, and note the coordinates and heading.

Add the entry

lua

Config.Buildings = {
    {
        id = 'royale_restaurant',
        -- ...
    },

    {
        id = 'secondary_building',
        title = 'Secondary Building Elevator',
        floors = {
            {
                label = 'Ground Floor',
                interact = vec3(-1190.0, -900.0, 13.0),
                teleport = vec4(-1190.0, -900.0, 13.0, 90.0)
            },
            {
                label = 'Upper Floor',
                interact = vec3(-1190.0, -900.0, 16.5),
                teleport = vec4(-1190.0, -900.0, 16.5, 90.0)
            }
        }
    }
}

Restart and test
Run ensure qs_royale_restaurant in the server console, walk to the new point and press E.

Put the arrival point a little in front of the lift doors, not on top of the interaction point. Otherwise players land right back on the prompt.

ElevatorConfiguration

The Config File#

Elevators and Floors#

Renaming the Floors#

Adding Another Elevator#

Collect the positions

Add the entry

Restart and test

ElevatorConfiguration

The Config File#

Elevators and Floors#

Renaming the Floors#

Adding Another Elevator#

Collect the positions

Add the entry

Restart and test

ElevatorConfiguration

The Config File#

Elevators and Floors#

Renaming the Floors#

Adding Another Elevator#

Collect the positions

Add the entry

Restart and test

ElevatorConfiguration

The Config File#

Elevators and Floors#

Renaming the Floors#

Adding Another Elevator#

Collect the positions

Add the entry

Restart and test