stNotify | NOTIFICATION and JOB BANNERS Fivem Script [ESX/QB/Standalone]

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WELCOME TO ST NOTIFY

Are you looking for an advanced notification system to enhance user experience on your server? stNotify is the perfect solution, offering a wide range of customizable options to meet all your notification needs.

With stNotify you get:

User Customization: Each user can personalize their notifications, choosing from six default types.

Sound Control: Enable/disable sound, change sound type, adjust volume.

Animations and Alignment: Customize animations and align notifications/banners to fit your interface.

Screen Positioning: Move notifications/banners anywhere on the screen.

Font and Size Customization: Adjust font, display time, title size, image, and text.

Image Notifications: Include images to make notifications more engaging.

Job Banners: Designed for job notifications, including permissions, animations, and logo banners.

Job-Specific Text Storage: Save texts for specific jobs for easy management.

User Banner Settings: Users can move banners and adjust sound settings.

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Compatibility

Frameworks

ESX: All versions
QBCore: All versions
STANDALONE

FEATURES

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Menu of settings for players

Modify sound

Notifications types
Design Your players will be able to change the alignment, text size, change the typography, etc.
Moves notifications to any part of the screen
Maximum number of notifications on screen (If the maximum is exceeded, the following notifications will be queued and the repeated notifications will overlap) and the time you want to have each notification.

Job Banners

Sound configuration and on-screen location
Saving of banners for each job, this is saved in a file inside the script, no sql needed.

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Code is accessible Yes
Subscription-based No
Lines (approximately) 1000~
Requirements N/A
Support Yes

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