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Five releases. One studio. Built like products.

Last Resort is a small FiveM studio that ships four resources for serious roleplay servers — living NPCs, playtime-based account tiers, drop-in static NPCs with a polished chat UI, and a free configurable loading screen — plus NEON CITY, a premium cyberpunk Tebex store theme to sell them in style. Full source on every release. No obfuscation, no escrow, no licence-check phoning home.

Full source Lifetime updates QBox / QB / ESX / Standalone
FiveM server console — txAdmin
> ensure lrr_intel_npc
[lrr_intel_npc] loaded — police module up
> ensure account_levels
[account_levels] ready — 9 tiers, ox_lib bridge active
> ensure lrr_npc_chat
[lrr_npc_chat] 7 demo personas spawned
> ensure lrr_loading
[lrr_loading] loadscreen active — framework auto-detected
The catalogue

The five releases we ship.

Four FiveM resources and a premium Tebex store theme — each one stands alone. They share the same glass-panel aesthetic, the same operator-first philosophy and the same lifetime-updates promise. One of them is completely free.

lrr_intel_npc

Intel NPC

Living NPCs & calm-RP police

Turns FiveM's empty crowds into a living city — recursive dialogue, memory, mood, a real trust arc on every pedestrian, plus the calm-RP police experience native dispatch never could deliver.

  • 6 ambient categories + 7 personality archetypes
  • Witness, gossip, disguise, alibi & informant network
  • Pay-or-bluff calm-RP police scene
  • ~10,000 lines Lua · full source
v1 · police module in alpha QBox · qbx_core
account_levels

Account Levels

Playtime-based account tiers

A standalone account-wide tier system. Awards every player a level (0 to 8 by default) based on cumulative active hours, with a polished classified-dossier NUI, ACE admin panel, audit log and a public API to gate any feature behind a tier.

  • Per-account playtime — shared across every character
  • 9 tiers, fully editable doubling threshold table
  • AFK detection, daily cap, event boosts, ACE multipliers
  • Cinematic level-up NUI + 3D character preview
v1.0.0 · production ready Standalone · QBox / QB / ESX auto-detect
lrr_npc_chat

NPC Chat

Drop-in static NPCs & dialogue UI

Server-spawned static NPCs with a polished chat-style dialogue UI. One file per character, OneSync-synced, the same NUI as Intel NPC — typewriter responses, choice buttons, mood / location / witness HUD, cinematic over-the-shoulder camera.

  • Server-side CreatePed + state bags — no per-client stream-in
  • RegisterNpc({...}) is the whole config schema
  • ox_inventory / qb-inventory / esx_inventory auto-detected
  • Seven demo characters: bar, fence, mechanic, hostess, grandpa …
v1 · production ready Standalone · QBX / QB / ESX bridge
lrr_loading

LR Loading Screen

Video, music & auto character name

A polished, fully configurable FiveM loading screen — local MP4 background, MP3 music player with playlist, rising particle canvas, animated progress and a clean glass-panel UI. Framework auto-detected: drop it on ESX, QBCore, Qbox, vRP or standalone and the player's character name appears in the welcome line with zero edits.

  • Local MP4 / WebM video with multi-source fallback
  • MP3 / OGG music player — playlist, shuffle, loop, volume
  • Auto character name on ESX / QBCore / Qbox / vRP
  • 10 translations · one config.js drives everything
Free · v1 production ready Standalone · ESX / QBCore / Qbox / vRP auto-detect
neon-city-tebex

NEON CITY

Cyberpunk Tebex store theme

A premium dark-cyberpunk Tebex Plus theme for FiveM, Minecraft & Rust stores. Glassmorphism panels, animated neon orbs, CRT scanlines, live FiveM & Discord counts, package tags, reviews, FAQ, gift purchases — 132 no-code panel fields across 14 sections.

  • 132 no-code panel fields across 14 sections
  • Live FiveM player & Discord member counts
  • Package tags, reviews, FAQ, gift purchases
  • Full SEO, WCAG-aligned, zero JS frameworks
v2.0 · production ready Tebex Plus · custom theme
Why this lineup?

Different problems. Same philosophy.

Every Last Resort release solves one specific operator problem — four FiveM resources configurable down to the bolt with full source the day you buy them, and a Tebex theme to sell them all in a storefront that actually converts.

// The crowd

Mannequins, everywhere

FiveM ships you a city of identical idle peds with the same blank stare. Persona resources cover one or two named NPCs — nothing reaches the random ped you walk past, and that's 95% of the population. Intel NPC answers that.

// The loyalty

No reward for time

New players and four-year veterans get the same access on day one. No way to gate jobs, cars, properties or factions behind real time invested. Account Levels adds a per-account tier system shared across every character a player owns.

// The chatter

Static NPCs without the bloat

You want a quest-giver at a corner or a fence in an alley — you don't need the full Intel NPC stack to get one. NPC Chat is the lightweight drop-in: one file per character, same polished chat UI, framework-agnostic bridge.

// The first impression

Loading screens nobody touches

Most loading screens make you dig through source to change a colour. LR Loading Screen is driven entirely by one config.js — video, music, particles, staff cards, socials and language all in one place. Free, and it auto-detects the framework to greet players by name.

All four FiveM resources share the same glass-panel art direction — and NEON CITY carries it onto your Tebex store. Buy one. Buy three. Grab the free one. Sell them all in the matching cyberpunk theme. The look lines up either way.

The shared NUI language

A real in-game UI — not a native menu.

The dialogue and police flows on Intel NPC and NPC Chat run in the same custom chat-style panel. Account Levels uses the same fonts and the same classified-dossier aesthetic in its status overlay and admin panel.

// Intel NPC + NPC Chat — dialogue panel

Talk to anyone — ambient or scripted

Walk up, press G (or use ox_target), and a chat panel opens with a typewriter response, a mood badge, a live trust tier and a witness HUD if the NPC remembers something you did. Topics bound to 1–9, SPACE, T and ESC.

  • Recursive topic trees, declarative followups
  • Server-side hooks fire your events with full context
  • Bridge auto-detects QBX / QB / ESX / Standalone
In-game NUI — representation
M
Mike
PITCHERS BAR · BARKEEP
😉 CASUAL
First one tonight? You look like a beer guy.
Beer, yeah. And a shot of whiskey.
Coming up. Twelve bucks.
1 Pay up ($12)
2 Heard anything interesting?
3 (Leave a $5 tip)
ESC Leave
// Account Levels — status overlay

A classified-dossier status panel

Press PageUp and the unified panel opens with three tabs: Status, Leaderboard and Admin (ACE-gated). Live 3D character preview, progress to next tier, today's playtime against the cap, and a boost banner when a multiplier is active.

  • Per-account playtime, shared across characters
  • Cinematic level-up animation on promotion
  • In-NUI admin modals — add minutes, set tier, audit log
In-game NUI — representation
5
Veteran · Tier 5
ALEX MORENO · ACCOUNT 8F2C
⚡ 2× EVENT BOOST
PROGRESS
128 / 256 H
Today · 4h 12m logged (of 16h cap)
This week · 18h 04m · 12 sessions
Next tier: Respected — 128h remaining
1 Open Leaderboard
2 View progression history
ESC Close
By the numbers

Five releases, real surface area.

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How we ship

Buy once. Own it. Update forever.

Operator-first · the same on every resource

One purchase per resource. Lifetime updates.

Every Last Resort release is sold on Tebex under a standard EULA — pay once for the resource you want, deploy on every server you own, get every major update free for the lifetime of the product. Mix and match: take the one you need today, add the others when you need them.

  • Full source code — zero obfuscation, no escrow, no licence-check phoning home
  • Operator-first configs with every knob commented
  • Public exports + server events for integration with any other resource
  • Direct support — Tebex ticket, email, Cfx.re thread
Visit the Tebex store → Read the docs first

Pricing & refund policy per Tebex terms.

Five operator-first releases. Pick the ones you need.

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