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# WS Nissen Tablet

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**WOLFSTUDIO Nissen Tablet** is a standalone FiveM script for controlling compatible Nissen warning board systems on supported emergency vehicles. Players can use a compact tablet UI to select warning signs, open or close the board, control blinking speeds, and freely move the tablet on their screen.

This script is designed for vehicles with a compatible Nissen system provided by **WOLFSTUDIO**. It will only work correctly on vehicles that include the required extras and roof animation setup.

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### Features

* Standalone script, no framework required
* Supported vehicle models configurable in the config
* Modern NUI tablet with a controller-style design
* F1-F5 warning sign selection
* Open and close buttons for the Nissen board
* Power button with startup and shutdown overlay
* 3 blinking speed levels
* Steady light mode
* Draggable tablet position
* ESC support to close the tablet
* Ideal for Police, EMS, Fire Department, and Tow services

***

### Installation

1. Place the `nissen_tablet` folder into your FiveM resources folder.
2. Add the resource to your `server.cfg`:

```cfg
ensure nissen_tablet
```

3. Restart your server or start the resource from the console:

```txt
ensure nissen_tablet
```

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### Commands

Open the tablet:

```txt
/nissen
```

Alias:

```txt
/nissentab
```

The player must be inside a supported vehicle with a compatible WOLFSTUDIO Nissen system.

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### Configuration

Supported vehicles are configured in `nissen_tablet/config.lua`.

Example:

```lua
Config.AllowedVehicles = {
    ['vehicle_spawn_name'] = {
        label = 'Vehicle Display Name',
        roofMode = 'convertible',
        signs = {
            { key = 'F1', label = 'Warning 1', extra = 5, image = 'img/ws_nissen_sign_01.png' },
            { key = 'F2', label = 'Warning 2', extra = 6, image = 'img/ws_nissen_sign_02.png' },
            { key = 'F3', label = 'Warning 3', extra = 7, image = 'img/ws_nissen_sign_03.png' },
            { key = 'F4', label = 'Warning 4', extra = 8, image = 'img/ws_nissen_sign_07.png' },
            { key = 'F5', label = 'Warning 5', extra = 9, image = 'img/ws_nissen_sign_08.png' }
        }
    }
}
```

***

#### Vehicle Model

The key `vehicle_spawn_name` must be replaced with the spawn name or model name of the supported vehicle.

```lua
['vehicle_spawn_name'] = {
```

Only vehicles prepared with a compatible WOLFSTUDIO Nissen system should be added here. To add another supported vehicle, copy the existing entry and replace the model name, display label, and extras if required.

***

#### Roof Mode

Default:

```lua
roofMode = 'convertible'
```

This mode uses the GTA/FiveM convertible roof natives:

* `LowerConvertibleRoof`
* `RaiseConvertibleRoof`

This is intended for supported WOLFSTUDIO vehicles where the Nissen roof animation works like a convertible roof.

Optional extra mode:

```lua
roofMode = 'extra',
roofExtra = 10
```

With this mode, an extra is enabled or disabled instead of using the roof animation. Use this only if the supported vehicle was built for this setup.

***

### Controls

| Button                   | Function                                     |
| ------------------------ | -------------------------------------------- |
| F1-F5                    | Select warning sign                          |
| Top right roof button    | Open Nissen board                            |
| Second right roof button | Close Nissen board                           |
| Plus                     | Increase blinking speed                      |
| Minus                    | Decrease blinking speed down to steady light |
| Power                    | Turn tablet on or off                        |
| OK/Menu                  | Close tablet                                 |
| ESC                      | Close tablet                                 |

***

### Blinking System

The blinking system toggles the active vehicle extra on and off.

Example:

* F1 activates extra `5`
* Plus sets blinking level `1`, `2`, or `3`
* The extra visibly blinks on the vehicle
* Minus reduces the blinking level
* At blinking level `0`, the warning sign stays permanently enabled

***

### Notes

* Only one warning sign can be active at a time.
* When powered off, all warning signs are disabled and the Nissen board is closed.
* The tablet saves its screen position locally in the NUI browser.
* Warning sign images are located in `nissen_tablet/html/img/`.
* The script only works on vehicles that include the required WOLFSTUDIO Nissen system.
* Unsupported vehicles without the required extras or animation setup will not work correctly.

***

### Support

For questions, customization, or additional vehicles, please have the vehicle spawn name and the used extras ready.

***

## Info:

Our scripts are available exclusively on tebex. All other third-party providers are considered leaks and therefore violate our terms of use and intellectual property rights.

If you discover that our scripts are found on third-party websites such as vag.gg, Launcher-Leaks, or other shopping systems that have nothing to do with fivem and cfx.re, please report them urgently via Discord. The third-party provider will face appropriate consequences.

It is also not permitted to download, purchase, upload, sell, or use third-party scripts. This can have consequences for both users and server owners.

If our scripts contain errors or you need help, you can also report them via our Discord.


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