FiveM Metal Detector Script | Custom Loot & Audio | RP Gameplay

FiveM metal detector script QBCore ESX designed to create immersive treasure hunting gameplay, giving players a new way to explore the map, discover hidden loot, and engage in dynamic roleplay activities.

This isn’t just a gimmick tool — it adds a fully interactive gameplay loop that rewards exploration, curiosity, and persistence. Whether your players are scanning beaches, forests, or urban zones, every beep builds anticipation. It fits naturally into economy servers, survival setups, or any RP environment looking to expand player-driven activities beyond the usual jobs.

🎬 Script Showcase

See how players scan the ground, react to audio cues, and uncover randomized loot in real-time gameplay.

🧭 A New Layer of Exploration Gameplay

The FiveM metal detector script QBCore ESX transforms empty areas of your map into opportunity. Players are no longer just traveling — they’re searching, listening, and reacting. This system introduces a rewarding gameplay loop where sound, distance, and positioning all matter.

Because everything from loot tables to detection distances is configurable, you can tailor the experience to fit your server’s economy. Want rare high-value finds? Or casual, frequent rewards for new players? It’s all adjustable.

This also works seamlessly as a FiveM treasure hunting script, making it perfect for servers that want more organic, sandbox-style activities without forcing structured jobs.

⚙️ Features That Drive Player Interaction

Every feature is designed to give server owners full control over how the system feels, sounds, and performs in live gameplay:

• FAQ system for players, helping them understand how to use the metal detector without confusion
• Support for adding custom animations, enhancing realism during scanning and digging actions
• Configurable loot system with random item rewards, allowing full control over economy balance
• Ability to add custom props for immersive discovery visuals
• Adjustable minimum and maximum detection distances to fine-tune difficulty and gameplay pacing
• Fully customizable beep volume and MP3 sounds for precise audio feedback
• Distance-based color indicators that can be modified to match your server’s UI or theme
• Built-in debug mode for easy testing, setup, and troubleshooting

🔧 Compatibility & Setup Notes

This script is built for both ESX and QBCORE frameworks, making it flexible for a wide range of server setups. It has been tested on a 600-player server environment, confirming its stability and optimization under heavy load.

Because of its configurable nature, it integrates cleanly into existing economies and progression systems. Server owners can easily adjust loot, distances, sounds, and visuals without needing deep code edits.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Does this support both ESX and QBCore?

A: Yes, the script is fully compatible with both ESX and QBCORE frameworks, making it easy to integrate into most modern FiveM servers.

Q: Can I customize what players find?

A: Yes, you can add items and configure random loot tables, giving you full control over what players discover and how rare items are.

Q: Are the sounds and detection settings adjustable?

A: Absolutely. You can modify beep volume, replace MP3 sounds, and adjust minimum/maximum detection distances for a tailored experience.

Q: Can I add animations and props?

A: Yes, the script supports custom animations and props, allowing you to create a more immersive and polished gameplay experience.

Q: Is it optimized for large servers?

A: The script is already running on a 600-player server, confirming that it is optimized and stable for high-population environments.

🚀 What This Adds to Your Server

This system turns idle map space into meaningful gameplay. Players get a reason to explore, interact, and stay engaged longer without relying on repetitive jobs. It creates those small, unpredictable moments that make roleplay feel alive.

Install it, tune it to your economy, and suddenly your world has hidden value everywhere players decide to search.