Description
Looking for a FiveM case opener / loot box / unboxing script that actually feels like CS:GO or CS2? Static reward menus are forgettable — a spinning roulette reel is what keeps players opening crates, sinking economy cash, and posting reaction clips on your Discord. Legends Cases ships a React-powered roulette wheel NUI with six rarity tiers (Mil-Spec, Restricted, Classified, Covert, Gold, plus a custom slot), weighted loot rolls (chances are weights, not percentages, so you can balance freely), and a pre-built UI bundle — no npm step required to run. Case definitions live entirely in config.lua, so admins add new crates in minutes. The resource auto-detects QBox, QB-Core, ESX, and standalone, and works with 8 inventory systems (ox_inventory, qs-inventory, codem-inventory, origen_inventory, tgiann-inventory, qb-inventory, ps-inventory, ESX legacy). Inventory full? Items drop to the ground — never silently lost. Free, open-source on GitHub, drop-in install in under 5 minutes.
Key Features
CS-Style Roulette Wheel NUI — React-powered spinning reel with rarity-tier color coding; 6.5-second configurable spin (timing, reel length, and reveal delay all tunable)
Weighted Loot Distribution — Chance values are weights, not percentages, so loot tables can be balanced freely without forcing the math to sum to 100
Six Rarity Tiers — Mil-Spec, Restricted, Classified, Covert, Gold, plus a custom slot — each with its own color treatment on the reel and reveal modal
Multi-Framework Out of the Box — Auto-detects QBox (qbx_core), QB-Core, ESX (es_extended), or standalone — no code changes required
Eight Inventory Integrations — Works with ox_inventory (via export callback), qs-inventory, codem-inventory, origen_inventory, tgiann-inventory, ps-inventory, qb-inventory, and ESX legacy
Inventory Overflow Handling — Items drop to the ground if a player's inventory is full, so rewards are never silently lost or duped
Per-Player Rate Limiting — 1500ms open cooldown plus a pending-state lock blocks spam-opens, double redemptions, and exploit timing
Pre-Built UI, Zero Build Step — The React/Vite bundle ships in web/dist; only rebuild if you want to fork the front-end
