# Introduction

## Introduction

A more advanced binoculars resource then normal for you're FiveM server. It Contains multiple vision modes and configuration options.

### Features

* Multiple vision modes (Normal, Night Vision, Thermal Vision)
* Adjustable zoom
* Configurable key bindings
* Framework support (ESX, QBCore, QBX, Custom)
* Item-based usage support
* Command-based usage support
* Realistic camera positioning and movement
* On-screen controls display
* Customizable camera settings

### Getting Started

To get started with force-binoculars, follow these steps:

1. Download the latest release
2. Extract to your resources folder
3. Add `ensure force-binoculars` to your server.cfg
4. Configure the script in `config.lua` (optional)

### Configuration

```lua
Config = {
    Debug = false,                            -- Enable/disable debug mode
    Locale = "en",                           -- Language setting (ar, de, en, es, fr, nl, pl, pt, ru, se)
    Framework = "auto",                      -- Framework detection (auto, esx, qbcore, qbx, custom)
    Item = "binoculars",                    -- Regular binoculars item name
    EnhancedItem = "binoculars_modes",      -- Enhanced binoculars item name (with special modes)
    Command = "binoculars",                 -- Command to use binoculars

    ...more settings..
}
```

### Support

For questions, issues, or feature requests, please open an [issue](https://github.com/Force-Developing/force-binoculars/issues) or reach out on our [Discord](https://discord.gg/927gfpcyDe).

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Thank you for using my resource. We hope this documentation helps you get the most out of the resource.


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