LS METRO by deep

What it does

• Creates two metro trains that travel in opposite directions around Los Santos
• Trains are synced across all clients (OneSync Infinity supported)
• Trains are stopping at all stations
• Players can interact with the trains to sit down (By pressing E close to a seat)
• Remembers the last coordinates and respawns it if something went wrong (currently forgets after resource or server restart)

A great addition to any server. Allows for more realistic roleplay situations and increases the possibilities for players to have fun.

Additional Information

• Supported in all game builds, including the latest
• Fully Optimised
• Currently standalone
• The configuration file allows the customization of various options

Resource Monitor
tested on mid-range pc

• 0.0 - 0.01 while not in a metro
• Average 0.04 while in a metro
• max 0.1

Multiple attempts have been taken at recreating the metro (or similar), and to my knowledge, they have failed in some way. My vision for this resource is to make it meet the requirements that a community might want or need for their roleplay or other activities, I would appreciate comments about any suggestions you may have and reports of any issues.

Preview:

• https://youtu.be/ZRhP69319OY
• https://youtu.be/0cnQsfG_bjg

Future

• Remember Metro Position and store it in the cache
• ESX and QBCore versions
• Ticket system with Custom Framework option
• Metro schedule/timetable with delay detection
• Option to make it drivable

This resource is being released at an earlier stage in its development but currently covers most of the needs for a resource of its type, and needs more use from players other than myself and friends to give me feedback so it can be further improved.

Despite not being integrated with other systems yet, hopefully, you’re interested in this resource and would like to add it to your community. Further updates will be coming soon.

https://deep-scripts.tebex.io/category/2319337

Code is accessible	It depends
Subscription-based	No
Lines (approximately)	1000+
Requirements	None
Support	Yes

This project wouldn’t be possible without:

• @manups4e
• @lacoL
• ⟨MARTIN⟩
• gundulost
• johny1988