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# Compatiblity

fs-ui is standalone. No framework, no other scripts, no database.

|                     |                                                                                                                       |
| ------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Frameworks**      | ESX, QBCore, Qbox, or none. fs-ui does not talk to any of them.                                                       |
| **Needs**           | Nothing.                                                                                                              |
| **Uses if present** | pma-voice, for the radio and call volume sliders. Without it those two sliders do nothing and the rest is unaffected. |
| **Works alongside** | Any script that puts blips on the map. They appear in the locations list on their own.                                |

### What it will not run with

**Another map script.** A satellite map, a map replacement or anything else that provides its own map pictures will fight fs-ui over the same files, and which one wins is luck. Run one of them.

**A HUD that sets the radar zoom.** fs-ui keeps the radar zoomed out, because the map picture is only drawn at that level — closer in, the game draws its own road shapes instead, which fs-ui hides, and the radar goes grey. If your HUD sets the zoom too, the pair will take turns and your players will watch the radar flicker. Let one of them do it: to keep your HUD's, set `Config.RadarZoom = false`.

### Keys

`ESC` is taken over for the quick menu. `P` is left alone, so GTA's own map still opens that way.

While another script has a menu open with the mouse unlocked — a phone, an inventory, another menu — `ESC` belongs to that script and fs-ui stays out of the way. It also ignores `ESC` for a moment after such a menu closes, so closing someone else's menu never opens this one by accident.


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