Quasar Crutches: Free Realistic Injury System for FiveM ESX, QBCore & QBox

Quasar Crutches transforms injuries into a real gameplay state. Injured players cannot move normally and must use crutches to walk. Losing them instantly puts the player in a vulnerable position, encouraging assistance from EMS, medics, or other players.

This system adds depth to:

• Traffic accidents

• Gunfights

• Falls and dangerous situations

• Hospital and EMS roleplay

Fall & Recovery Mechanics#

When injured players take damage, they collapse and lose mobility. Standing up again is only possible by recovering the crutches, making injuries feel impactful instead of cosmetic.

This mechanic reinforces:

• Risk and consequence

• Proper medical response

• Slower, more thoughtful decision-making

Crutch Dependency Gameplay#

Crutches are not optional. On FiveM ESX, QB, QBCore and QBox servers, Quasar Crutches enforces true dependency: without crutches, injured players cannot function normally.

This creates:

• Higher immersion

• Tactical decisions during RP

• More realistic combat and accident outcomes

Advanced Crutches Menus#

Quasar Crutches includes advanced interaction menus that allow crutches to be:

• Given by proximity

• Assigned by player ID

• Used directly as an inventory item

This flexibility makes EMS and medical roleplay faster, cleaner, and fully controlled, while still remaining immersive.

Discord Logs & Full Customization#

The system includes built-in Discord logs, allowing staff to track:

• Injuries

• Falls

• Crutch recovery

Admins can fully customize behavior, permissions, notifications, and integration to adapt the system to any roleplay style — from soft RP to hardcore realism.

Framework Friendly & Optimized#

Quasar Crutches is:

• Lightweight

• Performance-friendly

• Stable on high-population servers

It integrates seamlessly with existing EMS, hospital, and medical systems, without adding unnecessary overhead.

Compatible with:

• ESX

• QB / QBCore

• QBox

• Standalone

• GTA Keymaster environments