This pause menu takes over the default GTA V one and turns it into the place your players actually check. It is a modern HTML interface with smooth animations, light and dark modes, an accent color each player saves locally, and an optional map holding animation while the menu is open.

The front panel carries the information players usually ask staff for: character ID and name, job and gang, cash and bank balance, playtime, and how many people are online against the server slot count. Every one of those elements can be turned off in the config if it does not fit your setup.

The admin side is what separates it from a cosmetic menu. Rules are written and edited in-game through a rich text editor with formatting, images and links, with drag and drop reordering of points and subpoints, edit and preview modes, and permission checks. Custom pages work the same way for guides, factions or help articles, and they are stored server side as JSON files.

A keybinds manager keeps every server bind in one list, with an admin edit mode behind permission checks and duplicate protection when keys are reassigned. Announcements handle updates and events with optional images and map waypoints, the same waypoint support custom pages get. Navigation sections are modular, and the menu runs on QBCore, ESX, QBox or standalone through client_editable.lua and server_editable.lua.