0Resmon FiveM HUD Scripts, Near-Zero Resmon

0Resmon is a shop with a single, plain premise. A HUD should show your health, armor, hunger, thirst and speed without showing up in your resource monitor. The name is the whole pitch. Every release is measured against resmon first, and the feature list comes second.

Right now the catalog is two HUDs, and both are built for the same performance target. The free FiveM Advanced HUD V7 gives you 4 speedometer styles and custom colors, so a roleplay server and a racing server can pull the same script and end up looking nothing alike. WAIS HUD V6 goes wider with 11 styles and a built-in car menu, which folds a chunk of vehicle UI into the HUD you already have loaded instead of stacking a second resource on top.

If you run a server, you already know why this matters. HUDs are always-on. They tick every frame for every player, so a lazy one taxes the whole session, not one interaction. A script that idles at 0.02ms and a script that idles at 0.15ms feel identical on an empty server. Fill 48 slots and the difference is the gap between a smooth session and a stuttery one. 0Resmon writes toward the low number on purpose, and it names the whole store after it.

Signature work and style

The signature is restraint. These are HUDs that do HUD things well rather than bolting on systems that belong in other resources. The variety lives in presentation, not scope creep. Advanced HUD V7 leans on its 4 speedometers and color control, so the customization is visual and per-server. WAIS HUD V6 pushes further with 11 styles, giving admins a real spread of looks to match a server theme, and the car menu keeps vehicle controls inside the same UI layer.

The styling reads modern without chasing one trend. You can dial a clean minimal bar for a serious RP server or a busier NoPixel-style layout for a streamer-facing one, then recolor it to match your brand. Because the work is focused on HUDs, the config options are about the parts you actually change: colors, speedometer look, which elements show, and how they sit on screen. There is no wading through unrelated settings to move a stamina bar.

Compatibility & installation

0Resmon targets the three frameworks most servers actually run: QBCore, ESX and Qbox. That covers the large majority of the scene, so you are not forced to bridge or rewrite status logic to get the HUD reading correct values. The scripts pull player stats from the framework you already have and render them.

Install is the usual FiveM flow. Drop the resource into your resources folder, add the ensure line to your server.cfg, set your framework in the config if it is not auto-detected, and restart. The customization happens in the config and in the style options, so most owners get the look they want without touching the code. The free Advanced HUD V7 is a low-risk way to test 0Resmon's resmon claim on your own box before you buy WAIS HUD V6. Load it, watch the monitor, and decide.

Why buy 0Resmon scripts here

You get instant download and the files right away, so you can install and test on your dev server the same night. The free HUD is genuinely free, which means you can verify the performance story yourself instead of taking a product page at its word. That is a fair way to buy a HUD: measure first, pay second.

The pitch here is narrow and honest. 0Resmon is not trying to sell you a hundred systems. It sells HUDs that stay out of your resmon graph, on the frameworks you already run. If your current heads-up display is the thing spiking your idle usage, or you just want a cleaner, recolorable HUD with real speedometer options, this catalog is built for exactly that. Start with the free V7, then step up to WAIS HUD V6 for the 11 styles and the car menu.