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Overview
Free Vehicle Neon RGB Controller
The old QB-only RGB controller has been floating around the community for years. This is its modern replacement, rebuilt from scratch as a standalone resource with a clean command-driven UI. Pick any color on the RGB spectrum for your vehicle neons, no framework lock-in, no bloated dependencies, just a controller that works out of the box.
Every line is open source. No obfuscation, no escrow. If you would rather have neons tied to a purchasable item than a command, swapping the trigger is straightforward, and you can wire the controller into any system you already run.
Features
- Standalone architecture: zero dependencies, no framework required to function
- Command-based UI by default, keeping the resource lightweight and conflict-free
- Full RGB color control for vehicle neon lights through a clean, modern interface
- Fully open source: every line is editable, no obfuscation, no escrow
- Item-gated conversion for servers that want neons tied to a purchasable item
- Lightweight footprint with no performance overhead on idle
Frameworks
Runs on ESX, QBCore and Qbox. Because the resource is standalone, it slots into any of them without additional bridges or patches.
Specifications
Add this line to your server.cfg once the download is uploaded to resources/ (replace the folder name if yours differs):
ensure free-vehicle-neon-rgb-controller
Frequently asked
How is Free Vehicle Neon RGB Controller delivered?
Instantly by email after checkout — a download link lands in your inbox the moment payment clears. No manual approval, no waiting on a ticket.
Is it compatible with esx, qbcore, qbox?
Free Vehicle Neon RGB Controller is built for esx, qbcore, qbox. Check the specifications below for the exact dependency list.
Do I get future updates?
Yes — lifetime updates are included at no extra cost. New versions appear in the same download area you were originally emailed.
Can I customize the config?
Most behaviour is exposed as config options inside the resource — prices, permissions, locations and pacing can be tuned without touching the core files.
