Woozy Shoefiti — Street Signals

17.99 USD

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Woozy Shoefiti

One pair of sneakers. Four ways to send a message.

Woozy Shoefiti lets players turn hanging trainers into street signals. Choose a meaning, aim at an overhead cable and throw your pair into place. Mark an active corner, represent your crew, warn your group about police activity or set a meeting point.

Give your streets details that players can place, discover and interact with.

Video Showcase

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Main Features

Smart Cable Placement: Aim at a highlighted cable and confirm your throw. Included base-map cable geometry keeps placement aligned with the wire.
Animated Throws: Trainers travel from the player's hand to the cable with a spinning flight, landing swing and subtle ambient movement.
Persistent Signals: Placements are saved with ownership and expiry information and restored after resource restarts.
Signal Inspection: Control who can read a signal's meaning through owner, group and job permissions.
Ground-Level Removal: Select Remove Trainers, aim at a hanging pair and take it down without reaching the cable.
Inventory Recovery: Authorized removal can return the trainers to the player's inventory. Rival removal and item returns are separately configurable.
Police Warning Alerts: Notify the signal's owner group when players with configured police jobs enter its area.
Placement Options: Use automatic cable snapping, manual free aim or administrator-defined wires.
Managed Wire Editor: Create placement lines for custom locations through an ACE-protected in-game editor.
Configurable Limits: Adjust signal lifetimes, area radii, placement limits, spacing, cooldowns and interaction distances.
Integration Exports: Let other resources query nearby signals and their configured multipliers.

Four Street Signals

Corner Open
Mark an active street corner. A configurable multiplier is available through exports for integration with other resources.

Territory Claim
Leave a visible marker of your group's presence.

Police Warning
Create an area that warns your group about nearby players with configured police jobs.

Street Meet
Mark a temporary meeting point for street roleplay.

Signal names, descriptions, durations and radii can be changed in the configuration.

Framework Compatibility

QBCore
Qbox
ESX
Ox Core
ND Core
Standalone

Framework detection can be automatic or selected through config.lua. Custom adapter hooks are included for additional integrations.

Supported Integrations

Inventory: ox_inventory, QBCore inventory functions, ESX inventory functions and standalone virtual items.
Target: ox_target, qb-target and built-in key interactions.
Database: oxmysql, mysql-async, ghmattimysql or JSON storage fallback.
Custom Hooks: Group resolution, inventory actions, notifications and dispatch.

Languages

English, Turkish, German, French, Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese, Polish, Indonesian, Thai and Arabic.

Locale files are editable. Arabic includes right-to-left menu support.

Requirements

A current FiveM server build with OneSync enabled.
Inventory item setup when using a framework inventory.
A supported MySQL resource is recommended for production.

The resource uses a native GTA V trainer model. No separate shoe model pack is required.

Automatic cable snapping uses the included base-map geometry. Custom map locations can be configured with the managed wire editor.

Configuration

Adjust items, signal types, permissions, placement modes, distances, animations, ownership rules, item returns, police alerts and integration hooks through config.lua.

Package Information

Version 1.0.0
Cfx.re Asset Escrow edition
Editable configuration and locale files
SQL installation file
Inventory item templates and icon
Installation guide
Discord support

Important

This is the Escrow Edition.

Core Lua files are protected through Cfx.re Asset Escrow. config.lua and the included locale files remain editable. The interface JavaScript is obfuscated. Full editable source code is not included.

Signal multipliers require integration with the receiving resource; they do not automatically change another script's payouts.

Redistribution, resale, leaking or sharing the resource is prohibited.

Support & Community

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Find answers to common questions about our FiveM scripts and Tebex checkout.

Are your FiveM scripts compatible with ESX, QBCore, and other popular frameworks?

Absolutely! Most of our premium FiveM scripts are designed for broad compatibility, especially with leading frameworks like ESX (ExtendedServer) and QBCore.

How do I install Woozy Studio scripts?

Download from your Tebex purchases, extract the folder into resources, add ensure script_name to server.cfg, then restart the server (or start the resource).

What payment methods do you accept?

Payments are handled by Tebex (cards, PayPal, and regional methods depending on your location).

Are your scripts secure / escrow protected?

Yes. Our assets are delivered through CFX/Tebex systems with ownership validation. Don’t share your account or files.

Do you provide updates?

Yes. Updates are published on Tebex. Re-download the latest version from your purchase page and replace the old files (keep your config backups).

Is support available?

Yes. Join our Discord for support, or contact us through Tebex support options with your purchase details.

Can I customize the scripts?

Most scripts are config-driven. You can change settings in the config files. Editing core encrypted/escrow files may break support.

What are the dependencies?

Dependencies are listed on each product page (e.g. ox_lib, ox_inventory, QB/ESX). Install them before starting the script.