FiveM Detective Tools Script | Body Investigation | ESX QBCore

This FiveM detective tools script lets players investigate dead bodies and uncover exactly when, how, and where someone died — turning every corpse into a real RP moment. Whether your server thrives on gritty crime drama or detailed EMS roleplay, this is the missing piece that transforms a lifeless ragdoll into an actual story beat. Police can build cases, medics can read trauma, and gang RP gets a forensic layer it never had before. Lightweight, framework-flexible, and ready to slot into the workflow your server already runs.

🎬 Script Showcase — Detective Tools in Action

Watch the investigation flow first-hand: targeting a body, opening the clean detective UI, and revealing the cause of death and the exact body region that took the critical hit.

🔍 Why This Detective Script Changes Crime Roleplay

Most servers leave dead bodies as background props — nothing to inspect, nothing to learn, nothing to roleplay around. This script flips that. The moment a player kneels down beside a corpse, they unlock a forensic layer that tells them whether it was a clean accident or a deliberate murder, and which part of the body took the fatal blow. That single piece of information drives entire scenes: detectives chasing a lead, paramedics calling out trauma sites, gang members realizing the shot didn’t come from where they thought. It’s scratch-built around a clean UI, runs at near-zero idle cost, and was designed to feel like a tool a real investigator would use rather than a gimmick.

⚙️ Core Features Built for Real Investigation RP

Every feature here exists to give your players more to do at a crime scene — outcomes the script delivers out of the box:

• Investigate dead players and unlock the full forensic readout on any downed character
• Investigate dead NPCs for crime-scene encounters that go beyond just human kills
• Good looking and optimized UI that drops players straight into the detective mindset
• (ESX & QB only) Ability to enable the detective tools for specific jobs only — keep this power in the hands of police, coroners, or whoever you choose
• qtarget, qb-target and ox_target compatible (not required) for clean, server-native interaction prompts
• High performance — runs at 0.00ms to 0.01ms idle, so it stays invisible to your resmon
• Highly configurable so you can shape every interaction around your server’s exact ruleset

🩻 Realistic EMS & Forensic Detail

The body area that received the critical blow is shown directly in the UI, which is what makes EMS roleplay click into a new level of realism. Medics can call out a chest wound, a head shot, or a leg injury with actual in-game evidence backing the call. Detectives can build narratives — “shot from behind” or “close-range to the torso” — and the whole investigation chain finally has data to argue over instead of pure improvisation. It’s the kind of immersive detail that elevates a roleplay server from generic to memorable.

🧩 Framework Compatibility & Server Setup

This FiveM body investigation script is built as standalone first, with optional hooks into the most-used frameworks. That means you get to choose how strict the job-gating is — or skip framework integration entirely if your server runs lean. The targeting integrations are optional too, so you can stick with the prompts you already use rather than being forced into a new ecosystem.

• STANDALONE — runs cleanly on any FiveM server without a framework
• ESX — optional job-locking so only designated roles can investigate
• QBCORE — optional job-locking with the same flexible control
• QBOX — fully compatible for modern QB-derived servers
• VRP — supported for legacy and VRP-based setups
• Targeting: qtarget, qb-target, ox_target supported (not required)

This resource will work flawlessly on all servers — including ESX, QBCore, QBox, VRP, as well as servers running no frameworks at all. Because the integrations are opt-in rather than forced, you can install it today on a standalone test server and migrate the same install into a framework later without reconfiguring everything.

📊 Performance & Configuration

One of the strongest selling points is how invisible this script is to your server’s performance budget. The detective tools script idles at 0.00ms to 0.01ms, meaning even on packed servers running dozens of resources, you won’t see it show up as a problem in resmon. Combine that with the high level of configurability and you get a tool that’s easy to mold around your existing RP rules — restrict it to police only, open it to civilians on a coroner job, or leave it wide open for sandbox investigation.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Do I need ESX or QBCore to use this script?

A: No. The script works without any frameworks. ESX and QBCore are only required if you want to restrict the detective tools to specific jobs — otherwise standalone, QBox, and VRP servers can use it as-is.

Q: Can I lock the detective tools to police or coroner jobs only?

A: Yes, on ESX and QBCore the script supports enabling detective tools for specific jobs only. This keeps forensic investigation in the hands of the roles you want, instead of giving every civilian the ability to inspect bodies.

Q: Does it work on dead NPCs or only dead players?

A: Both. Players can investigate dead players and dead NPCs, which means crime scenes built around AI kills are just as functional as PvP investigations — useful for scripted events and ambient world RP.

Q: Will it impact my server performance?

A: No. The script runs at 0.00ms to 0.01ms idle, so it stays effectively invisible in resmon and won’t compete with your other resources for performance headroom.

Q: Do I need a targeting system installed?

A: No, targeting is not required. However, the script is compatible with qtarget, qb-target, and ox_target, so if you already run one of those, it will plug straight into the interaction system your players are used to.

🚓 Bring Investigation RP to Your Server

Dead bodies on your server should be more than ragdolls — they should be stories waiting to be told. With the detective tools script installed, every corpse becomes a scene: a cause of death to determine, a wound site to identify, a case file to build. Police RP gets sharper, EMS RP gets realer, and crime scenes finally have the depth they’ve always deserved.