FAQ

No. It runs standalone on any FiveM server, with no database and no dependencies. If you run a framework it fits in — see showing a character name.

No. Blips from any other resource show up on their own. To give them their real names and sizes, add one line to their fxmanifest.lua — see Blip names.

No. It must stay nobit_map, because other scripts reference it by that name.

Yes. Set pauseMenuEnabled = false in config/config.lua. Esc then opens the game's menu as usual, and the fullscreen map and minimap keep working.

Yes — cayoPericoEnabled = false in config/config.lua.

Not permanently, by design. The defaults in config/config.lua are the starting look for players who have never changed anything. After that, the choices belong to each player.

Yes — dimension3dEnabled = false. It removes the 2D / 3D switch everywhere and the city model is never loaded by anyone.

Yes. In the pause menu's UI settings tab they pick its shape (wide, square, circle), size, corner of the screen, zoom, 2D or 3D, and north-up or heading-up. It is remembered.

The game's own HUD accent follows the player's theme colour, so both match. Set gameHudColour = false to keep GTA's stock colours.

In the player's own game client, not in your database. There is nothing for you to back up.

The "New and Improved Postals" set — the same one used by nearest-postal and most postal maps — so codes match what your players and dispatch scripts already use.

GTA has no way to read a blip's name back. Link the resource that makes them with one line — see Blip names.

GTA only works out a walking route while its own pause map is open, so normally a waypoint set anywhere else has no route until you get in a car. This resource closes that gap.

There are no roads out there, so you get a direct line to the destination, redrawn from your position as you go.

Around 0.02–0.03 ms on resmon on a live server.

No. Blips are sent in batches, moving blips have a cheap position-only update, and the native blip scan runs on a slow interval.