Install

1. Put tml_radio in your resources folder. Keep the folder name tml_radio.
2. Add ensure tml_radio to server.cfg after your framework, your inventory, your voice script (pma-voice or saltychat) and ox_lib (if you use it).
3. Add the radio item to your inventory (below), and copy images/tml_radio.png into your inventory's image folder.
4. Restart the server. No database is needed.
5. Check config/config.lua: the restricted frequency ranges in Config.Restricted use the job names police, sheriff, ambulance, ems and fire. Change them to the job names on your server.

With pma-voice, set setr voice_enableRadioAnim 0 in your voice config: the radio plays its own talk animations (shoulder mic for emergency jobs, radio to mouth for everyone else), and pma-voice's would play on top of them.

Players open the radio with /radio, by using the item, or with a key they bind in GTA settings > Key Bindings > FiveM ("Radio: open", "Radio: on / off", "Radio: panic").

The radio item

Use the snippet for your inventory (files in this folder):

Inventory	File
ox_inventory	ox_inventory.txt
qb-inventory / ps-inventory	qb-inventory.txt
qs-inventory	qs-inventory.txt
codem-inventory / core_inventory	use the qb-style entry from qb-inventory.txt in your inventory's own item format
ESX (items table)	esx.sql

ox_inventory: the item must contain server = { export = 'tml_radio.use_item' } and consume = 0, exactly as in ox_inventory.txt, or using it does nothing.

Don't want an item? Set Config.Radio.requireItem = false and everyone can use the radio with the command or key.

Permissions (optional)

Restricted frequencies also accept an ACE permission, set per range in Config.Restricted:

add_ace group.admin tml_radio.police allow       # may join the police range
add_ace group.admin tml_radio.emergency allow    # may join the shared emergency range
add_ace group.police tml.job.police allow        # standalone framework only: gives the "police" job