FiveM Security Camera System | Live CCTV Control | RP Security

FiveM security camera system script designed to give your server full surveillance control, enabling players to monitor locations, manage cameras, and create real-time security gameplay that enhances roleplay immersion.

Security gameplay is one of the most underdeveloped systems on many servers — until now. This system turns static locations into actively monitored zones, giving police, businesses, and civilians the ability to watch, react, and investigate events as they unfold. From tracking suspects to managing private surveillance networks, it adds a layer of control that players immediately feel.

🎬 Script Showcase

See how players can access, switch, and manage multiple cameras in real time using the in-game system and tablet interface.

📡 A Complete Surveillance Layer for Your Server

This FiveM security camera system script transforms how information flows across your server. Instead of relying on chat or guesswork, players can actively observe locations through a network of cameras, making law enforcement more effective and civilian businesses more strategic.

The addition of personal cameras and the CamView tablet introduces a new level of flexibility — allowing players to manage their own private surveillance setups. Whether it’s a police department tracking activity or a business owner securing their property, the system adapts to different RP scenarios naturally.

It’s built to feel like a real tool inside the world, not just a UI feature — with configurable notifications, timers, and interaction systems that fit seamlessly into existing frameworks, including ESX compatibility.

⚙️ Features That Drive Real RP Outcomes

Every feature in this system is designed to create control, visibility, and better decision-making during gameplay:

• Live camera viewing system that allows players to monitor different locations in real time
• Personal camera system with a dedicated CamView tablet showing all owned cameras in a clean list
• Camera repair option to automatically restore all cameras after server restart
• Inventory lock while viewing cameras to prevent exploits and maintain immersion
• Config option to disable built-in shop when using an inventory-based shop system
• Customizable notification system for alerts and feedback
• Integrated progress bar configuration for interactive actions
• Adjustable timer system for camera usage and control
• Fixes for camera-related issues including vehicle deletion bugs when moving cameras
• Ongoing stability improvements with multiple bug fixes and error removals
• Expanded configuration options for deeper server customization
• Full ESX framework support added for wider compatibility

🔌 Compatibility & Setup Notes

This system supports ESX and is designed to integrate cleanly into servers already using inventory-based systems and custom UI flows. Configuration options allow you to disable overlapping features like shops and adapt notifications and timers to your server’s style.

The script evolves through updates, adding new systems like personal cameras and improving stability. After installing newer versions, reviewing the README is required due to newly introduced items and configurations.

If you’re looking for a flexible FiveM CCTV camera script ESX servers can rely on, this setup provides both structure and customization without forcing a single gameplay style.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Does this script support ESX?

A: Yes, ESX support has been added, allowing seamless integration into ESX-based roleplay servers.

Q: Can players own and manage their own cameras?

A: Yes, the system includes personal cameras along with a CamView tablet that displays and manages all owned cameras.

Q: What happens to cameras after a server restart?

A: There is an option to automatically repair and restore all cameras after a restart, ensuring continuity.

Q: Can this work with custom inventory systems?

A: Yes, there is a configuration option to disable the built-in shop if you are using an inventory-based shop system.

Q: Are there protections against abuse while using cameras?

A: Yes, players are prevented from opening their inventory while viewing cameras to avoid exploits and maintain fair gameplay.

🚨 Why This Changes Your Server

This system doesn’t just add cameras — it adds awareness. Players gain the ability to see, respond, and plan in ways that weren’t possible before. Whether it’s law enforcement tracking movement or civilians securing assets, it creates smarter, more reactive roleplay across your entire server.

Once installed, your world feels watched — and that alone changes how players behave.