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A standalone positioning tool for FiveM. Run /animpos and freely place your character anywhere — no collision snapping — with an orbit / free-fly camera and a live control panel. Perfect for screenshots, posing, and lining up animations. Under the hood your character is parented to an invisible, collision-less anchor, so it slides exactly where you put it. The on-screen panel is kept in live two-way sync with the game: keyboard moves the character, the mouse drives the panel, and holding right-mouse grabs the view.

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What you get

  • Standalone — no framework needed; the only dependency is ox_lib
  • /animpos — toggle positioning mode (command name is configurable)
  • Two camera modes — Orbit (camera circles your character) and Free-Fly (fly the camera through the world), switchable with V and blended without a cut
  • Camera-relative movement with live-tunable step size and glide speed
  • Control panel with camera-mode toggle, live X / Y / Z / heading read-outs, a distance bar, and sliders for move step, field of view, and look sensitivity
  • Rebindable hotkeys via ox_lib for camera toggle (V) and recenter (F) — players can remap them in the FiveM key bindings settings
  • Cinematic screen effect while positioning — vignette, corner brackets, and a scan sweep on open
  • Black-and-white UI driven by a single configurable accent colour (Config.Accent), with a 9-position anchor for the control card
  • Safety rails — a configurable max distance from your starting point, and cancel always returns you to where you started
  • Translatable text via the ox:locale convar
  • Server-side version-check notifier that prints to your console when an update is available