A simple and efficient queue system for FiveM servers with real-time priorities handling.
- addpriority: grant priority queue privileges to a player for a specified number of days, after which the privilege will expire.
/addpriority [license] [timespan]
# Example usage
/addpriority 57963d7406028280fea46d319d76eee64485a033 7
# The command above will grant user with the given license queue privileges for 7 days
- removepriority: remove priority queue privileges from a player.
/removepriority [license]
# Example usage
/removepriority 57963d7406028280fea46d319d76eee64485a033
# The command above will remove queue privileges from the user with the given license
The priority lists automatically refresh:
- at the beginning of every hour (e.g., 11:00, 12:00, etc.)
- everytime a priority is added or removed
- everytime a user is set or unset as an admin
https://github.com/m3ftwz/mz_queue/releases/latest/download/mz_queue.zip
Compatibility or support for third-party resources is not guaranteed.
- Real-Time Priority Handling: Adjust player priority dynamically based on their admin role or status (eg. paying player).
- Fair and Transparent Queueing: Ensures that players are handled efficiently and in a structured manner.
- Performance Optimized: Lightweight and efficient, minimizing server load while maximizing queue management.
- Easy to Configure: Simple setup with custom commands to fit your server’s needs.
- Auto-Kick for Inactivity: Keeps the queue moving by automatically removing inactive players.
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