FiveM Quick Time Event Minigames

This FiveM script introduces 3 interactive Quick Time Event (QTE) minigames designed to enhance player engagement and add dynamic challenges to your server. These minigames are fully customizable and easy to integrate into any scenario.

Features

1. Tapping Key QTE - Requires the player to tap a specific key repeatedly within a time limit.

2. Holding Key QTE - The player must hold down a specified key for a set duration until a progress bar is fully filled.

3. Dual Key Press QTE - The player must press two specified keys simultaneously to succeed.

Installation

• Download the repository
• Put the fnbar-quicktimeevents folder in your resources directory
• Add ensure fnbar-quicktimeevents to your server config

Usage

Tapping Key QTE

This QTE contains 3 settings key, clickAmount, timeout and a callback function.

Key - Desired key that player has to click clickAmount of times in the time of timeout (in miliseconds). If player doesn't finish the QTE in time he will fail it.

exports["fnbar-quicktimeevents"]:StartTapQTE('E', 10, 10000, function(success)
    if success then
        print("TapQTE passed!")
    else
        print("TapQTE failed!")
    end
end)

This function would trigger a QTE in which player would have to click E 10 times in the time of 10 seconds (10000 miliseconds). Whether if player succeded in the QTE, the callback would be either false or true.

Holding Key QTE

This QTE contains 3 settings key, timeout, speed and a callback function.

Key - Desired key that player has to hold for certain time until progressbar fills entirely in the time of timeout (in miliseconds), the speed setting is how fast the progressbar will fill, I suggest using for example 3. If player doesn't finish the QTE in time he will fail it.

exports["fnbar-quicktimeevents"]:StartHoldQTE('E', 10000, 3, function(success)
    if success then
        print("HoldQTE passed!")
    else
        print("HoldQTE failed!")
    end
end)

This function would trigger a QTE in which player would have to hold E until progressbar fills entirely, with the time limit of 10 seconds (10000 miliseconds). Whether if player succeded in the QTE, the callback would be either false or true.

Dual Key Press QTE

This QTE contains 3 settings first key, second key, timeout and a callback function.

The player has to to press first key and second key at the same time to finish this QTE. As the previous ones, in the time limit of timeout. If player doesn't finish the QTE in time he will fail it.

exports["fnbar-quicktimeevents"]:StartDoubleKeyQTE('E', 'G', 10000, function(success)
    if success then
        print("DoubleKeyQTE passed!")
    else
        print("DoubleKeyQTE failed!")
    end
end)

This function would trigger a QTE in which player would have to hold E and G simultaneously in the time limit of 10 seconds (10000 miliseconds). Whether if player succeded in the QTE, the callback would be either false or true.

Testing

If you would like to test these QTE's you can use test commands that are located in client.lua starting on line 76 (Remember to write in the command key you want to click in QTE!).

Video showcase

• Youtube Video