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nex_povrequest is an admin POV request tool for FiveM. Staff run /pov to ask a player to post their POV footage in a report — pick the player from a searchable online list (with Discord profile pictures) or enter their server ID, attach an optional reason, and send. The requested player receives an on-screen toast notification, and every request is logged to a Discord webhook. The UI ships ready to use — no build step, nothing to compile. Drop the folder in, ensure it, grant the ACE permission, done.

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Features

  • Clean in-game panel — searchable online player list or manual server ID entry, with Discord profile pictures (falls back to initials).
  • Optional reason attached to each request, shown to the player and logged to Discord.
  • Direct send — /pov [id] skips the panel entirely.
  • Anti-spam cooldowns — a global cooldown between any two requests and a per-target cooldown.
  • Configurable accent colour that themes the entire interface, with automatic text contrast on buttons.
  • Multi-language — JSON locale files (English, Spanish, French, German included) with English fallback.
  • Admin-only — access enforced server-side through an ACE permission.
  • Discord webhook logging for every request.

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Requirements

RequirementNotes
FiveM serverAny recent artifacts
ox_libRequired. Must start before this resource
No framework, no SQL. Permissions use FiveM’s built-in ACE system, so the script works on any server.

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How it works

An admin runs /pov. The server checks the nex_povrequest.use ACE permission, builds the online player list (excluding the requester), resolves Discord avatars, and the panel opens. The admin selects a target, optionally types a reason, and sends. The server validates the target, enforces the cooldowns, shows the target a toast notification, and posts an embed to your Discord webhook with the requester, target, and reason. The requested player never needs any permission — any targeted player always receives the notification.

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In this section

  • Installation — drag-and-drop install, server.cfg order, and the ACE grant
  • Configuration — cooldowns, locale, permission, webhook, and the UI table
  • Commands — /pov and /pov [id], and how to rename them
  • Usage — the panel workflow, the target toast, and the Discord log
  • Troubleshooting — common issues and fixes