FiveM Bodycam Dashcam Script | Live Feeds | RP Control

FiveM bodycam dashcam script QBCore ESX designed to give your police and EMS departments full live surveillance control, enabling dispatch to monitor officers in real time and elevate roleplay coordination instantly.

This system changes how law enforcement operates on your server. Instead of relying on radio calls alone, dispatch can actively see what officers see — whether it’s a tense traffic stop, an active pursuit, or a high-risk scene. It brings a level of realism and oversight that most servers simply don’t have, turning your MRPD into a true command center.

🎥 Live Surveillance That Transforms Police RP

This isn’t just a visual gimmick — it’s a functional upgrade to how your server handles law enforcement. With both bodycam and dashcam systems working together, you create a fully connected policing experience where every situation can be monitored, reviewed, and managed live.

The system is built to be flexible, whether you’re running a serious RP server with structured departments or a more casual setup. You control who can access feeds, when cameras activate, and where monitoring happens — all from a clean config setup.

⚙️ Bodycam System — Officer Perspective in Real Time

The bodycam system gives dispatch and authorized players direct access to what officers see on duty, adding accountability and immersion to every interaction.

• Live bodycam feed from any player with an active bodycam
• Access feeds from within MRPD dispatch center (Gabz MRPD supported by default)
• Toggle bodycam using /bodycam command (fully configurable or removable)
• Events included to auto-enable/disable bodycams when clocking on/off duty
• Export system to whitelist who can view live feeds
• Editable prompts and controls via config for non-English servers
• Performance optimized: 0.01ms idle | 0.15ms while viewing live feed
• No encryption — fully editable files (no re-distribution allowed)

🚓 Dashcam System — Full Patrol Visibility

The dashcam system extends visibility beyond the officer to their vehicle, allowing dispatch to monitor patrol units across the entire map in real time.

• Live dashcam feed from players driving configured vehicles
• Monitor patrol units directly from MRPD dispatch center
• Fully configurable vehicle list for dashcam-enabled units
• Customizable viewing locations for accessing dashcam feeds
• Export-based whitelist system for feed access control
• Editable prompts and controls via config for localization
• Standalone resource with flexible integration options
• No encryption — full file access for customization (no re-sharing allowed)

🧠 Built for Real Server Control

This FiveM police surveillance system script isn’t locked behind rigid systems. You get full control over how it behaves — from who can access feeds to how cameras activate during duty cycles. It’s designed to plug into existing police workflows without forcing you to rebuild your server around it.

🔌 Compatibility & Setup Notes

This resource is fully standalone but includes QBCore support, making it easy to integrate into structured roleplay environments while still remaining usable on ESX or custom frameworks.

• Frameworks: Standalone, QBCore supported, ESX compatible
• No encryption — fully open for editing
• Config-driven customization (commands, prompts, permissions, vehicles, locations)
• Export system for whitelisting feed viewers
• Event hooks for duty-based automation

Whether you’re running a strict department hierarchy or a flexible setup, this script adapts to your server instead of forcing limitations.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Can I restrict bodycam and dashcam access to specific jobs?

A: Yes. The script includes an export-based whitelist system, allowing you to control exactly who can view live feeds such as police or EMS roles.

Q: Can bodycams automatically turn on when officers go on duty?

A: Yes. Events are included to automatically enable or disable bodycams when players clock on or off duty, making it seamless for structured RP servers.

Q: Do I need QBCore to use this script?

A: No. It is fully standalone but includes QBCore support. It can also be used with ESX or other frameworks with minimal adjustment.

Q: Can I customize which vehicles have dashcams?

A: Yes. The config file allows you to define exactly which vehicles are equipped with dashcams and where those feeds can be accessed.

Q: Is the script locked or encrypted?

A: No. The resource is completely unencrypted, meaning you can edit and customize all files freely, though redistribution is not permitted.

🚨 Bring Real Command Center Control to Your Server

This system turns your MRPD into more than just a building — it becomes the nerve center of your entire police operation. Dispatch can see everything, respond faster, and manage situations with real awareness instead of guesswork.

If your goal is deeper immersion, better coordination, and a more professional law enforcement experience, this is the upgrade that makes it happen.