# Overview

> Documentation for nobit_pool, the FiveM pool script with 8-ball, 9-ball and practice on every pool table in GTA. Install, configure and add tables.

**nobit\_pool** turns the pool tables in GTA into real pool. Two players walk up to a table, pick 8-ball or 9-ball, and play a full frame with real physics, while anyone standing nearby watches.

## What you get

|                          |                                                                                                       |
| ------------------------ | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **8-ball and 9-ball**    | Full rules: legal break, open table, groups, fouls, ball in hand, calling the 8, and a shot clock.    |
| **Practice**             | One player, no rules, no clock. Move the cue ball anywhere and re-rack whenever you like.             |
| **Every map table**      | Pool tables already in the world, MLO interiors included, become playable on their own.              |
| **Real physics**         | Sliding and rolling balls, top, back and side spin, cushions and pocket jaws.                         |
| **Server-checked shots** | The shooter sends only their aim and power. The server plays the shot out and decides what happened. |
| **Animated players**     | Players stand at the table with a cue and lean, reach and bridge over the rail to take their shot.   |
| **Spectators**           | Anyone close to the table sees the balls, the aim and every shot.                                     |
| **Standalone**           | No framework, no database, no other resources.                                                        |

## Where to go next

* [Installing](/docs/pool/installation) — get it running
* [Configuration](/docs/pool/configuration) — distances, the shot clock, keys and sound
* [Adding tables](/docs/pool/tables) — put tables where the map has none
* [Playing pool](/docs/pool/playing) — what to tell your players
* [FAQ](/docs/pool/faq) and [Troubleshooting](/docs/pool/troubleshooting)