BenzyChat

Features

• Local + global commands — /me, /do, /ooc, /leo, /med out of the box, each with an auto-generated global twin (/gme, /gooc, …). Local messages reach only players within range; global messages reach the whole server.
• Color-coded types — the type label (me, ooc, …) is drawn in its own color so you can tell messages apart at a glance. Every command and color is set in config.lua.
• On-screen bubbles — dark, slightly transparent bubbles that come down from the top-left corner: the sender’s FiveM name, the colored command type, an optional GLOBAL tag, and the message in white. Up to three at a time.
• A proper typing box — a top-center glass pill with Tab autocomplete (cycle-complete a command into the box) and ↑ / ↓ recall of your own sent lines. Opening it turns the top-left bubbles into a mouse-wheel-scrollable view of the recent messages.
• Per-player visibility — a toggle key cycles active (show on a new message, then fade), always (keep the last three pinned), and hidden (never show). Each player’s choice is remembered.
• No-command behavior — decide what plain text with no /command does: nothing, a local message, or a global one.
• Discord logging — paste a webhook URL and every message posts a tidy embed with the command and scope; @everyone can’t ping.
• A true drop-in — it provides chat, so other resources’ chat:addMessage lines still show as bubbles and their chat:addSuggestion commands still autocomplete. Foreign commands (/pay, /engine, …) keep working.
• Standalone — no framework (ESX/QBCore) and no database required.