Unreal Control X is a complete standalone emergency vehicle control system for FiveM, designed to give drivers fast, responsive control over emergency lighting, sirens, auxiliary functions, vehicle extras, and more.

Built around a polished interactive in-game controller, Control X combines keyboard, controller, mouse, UVC vehicle configuration, and optional Stream Deck support into one unified system.

No QBCore, ESX, or Qbox framework is required.

Key Features

• Interactive In-Game Controller – Control supported vehicle functions directly from the on-screen Control X interface.
• Emergency Lighting – Toggle emergency lights and supported vehicle lighting states.
• Complete Siren Controls – Main siren, tone cycling, manual siren, airhorn, and Powercall support.
• Advanced Vehicle Functions – PARK, KILL, AUX 1, AUX 2, FLASH, TKD, TRUNK, and more.
• Unreal Vehicle Config Support – Configure vehicle-specific lighting, extras, park patterns, takedowns, and auxiliary functions.
• Automatic PARK – Automatically activate configured park patterns at low speeds with adjustable driver settings.
• Driver Setup – Allow players to configure supported Control X preferences directly in-game.
• Draggable & Resizable UI – Players can reposition and resize the controller to fit their setup.
• Keyboard & Controller Support – Native FiveM key mappings with customizable bindings.
• Interactive Mouse Mode – Operate Control X while retaining vehicle steering, throttle, and braking.
• Network Synchronization – Supported vehicle states remain synchronized between players.
• Developer Exports – Integrate Control X functions with other FiveM resources.
• Stream Deck Support – Optional official Unreal Control X Stream Deck integration with live button-state feedback.
• Standalone – No QBCore, ESX, or Qbox framework required.

Vehicle Controls

Depending on the vehicle configuration, Control X can manage:

• Emergency Lights
• Main Siren
• Manual Siren
• Airhorn
• Powercall
• PARK Patterns
• Full Light Kill
• AUX 1
• AUX 2
• Cruise / Flash Lighting
• Takedowns / Floodlights
• Vehicle Trunk
• Control Lock

Available functions depend on the configuration of the vehicle being used.

Driver Setup

Control X includes an integrated Driver Setup menu where supported settings can be adjusted without editing configuration files.

Available options can include:

• HUD visibility
• Controller scale
• Auto PARK
• Auto PARK on exit
• Siren Park Kill
• Direct siren tone shortcuts
• Input preferences
• Mouse camera behaviour
• Controller sound pack
• Controller sound levels

Server owners can decide which settings players are allowed to view or change.

Vehicle Configuration

Control X supports Unreal Vehicle Config vehicle mappings through uvc.lua.

Vehicle-specific configurations can control functions such as:

• PARK patterns
• Full Light Kill
• Takedowns
• Cruise / Flash lighting
• Auxiliary lighting
• Vehicle extras

Control X can also load compatible UVC configurations directly from supported external vehicle resources.

Custom Sirens

The resource includes support for configurable siren tones, audio banks, and per-vehicle siren assignments.

Control X ships with standard GTA sirens by default, so custom siren audio resources are optional.

Stream Deck Integration

Control X supports the official Unreal Control X Stream Deck plugin.

Available Stream Deck actions include:

• Emergency Lights
• Main Siren
• Cycle Siren
• Powercall
• Airhorn
• Manual Siren
• Takedowns
• PARK
• KILL
• AUX 1
• AUX 2
• FLASH
• TRUNK
• Control Lock
• Layout Edit
• Driver Setup

Supported toggle actions receive live state feedback from Control X.

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Compatibility

• Standalone FiveM servers
• QBCore servers
• Qbox servers
• ESX servers
• UVC-configured emergency vehicles
• Custom vehicle extras
• Custom siren audio packs
• Keyboard
• Gamepad / Controller
• Elgato Stream Deck

Note: Control X itself does not require a framework. Framework compatibility simply means it can be used alongside those server environments.

Configuration

The main customer-editable configuration files are:

• config.lua – Main Control X settings and driver options
• sirens.lua – Siren tones, audio banks, and vehicle assignments
• uvc.lua – Vehicle lighting and extra mappings

This makes it easy to configure Control X around your own emergency vehicle fleet.

Asset Escrow

Core runtime files are prepared for Cfx.re Asset Escrow, while the main configuration files remain editable for server owners.

You retain access to the files required to configure vehicles, sirens, and server preferences.

Installation

1. Download the resource after completing your purchase.
2. Extract urs_controlx into your FiveM resources directory.
3. Configure config.lua, sirens.lua, and uvc.lua as required.
4. Add ensure urs_controlx to your server.cfg.
5. Disable any previous siren controller that handles the same functions.
6. Restart the server and test your configured emergency vehicles.

Important: Running multiple emergency vehicle controllers that process the same siren or lighting controls can cause conflicting inputs and vehicle states.

Preview

 Watch the Unreal Control X Preview 

Delivery

This product is delivered automatically through Tebex after the purchase has been completed.

Customers receive access to the resource through the Cfx.re account connected during checkout.

Support

Need help with installation, configuration, vehicle setup, or Control X?

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