VORP Multicharacter Selector for RedM

It replaces vorp_character rather than running beside it, and reads the same VORP character data, so the characters already on your server are the characters that appear. The original creator, the clothing stores and the outfits come with it and behave as they did.

Characters stand in real places on the map and the shot moves between them, so choosing who to play reads as an opening sequence rather than as picking a row from a list. Thirteen locations ship ready to use.

All of a player's characters are on screen at once, with the empty slot for the next one beside them. How many that can be follows the limit already set in vorp_core rather than a second one kept here. Each card carries name, age, job, money, gold and playtime.

A character is months of somebody's roleplay, so removing one is not a button press: the player types the character's first name before it goes. That is the whole safeguard, and it is why a misclick cannot cost anyone anything.

Search another player by name or id and send a request. Once they accept, their character stands beside yours on the selection screen. Eight couple poses and twelve friend poses, real paired animations rather than two solo ones placed near each other, and the camera reframes to hold both.

Theme, menu layout, button style, weather, time of day, framing from full body down to head or legs, zoom, rotation, camera orbit and height, and thirty-eight photo filters. Every one of them is per player and remembered, so the screen somebody set up for themselves is the one they come back to.

A scene holds up to eight character slots and each one carries its own camera, which is what lets a location frame one character tightly and the next one wide. Characters are dragged into position with a handle in three dimensions and posed from a library of over three hundred.

Each location carries its own time of day, weather and music, the establishing shot it opens on, and a path the camera can travel along. Benches, chairs and stools snap a seated character into place rather than leaving them hovering.

This one is built for VORP Core and nothing else. It reads VORP's character data and stands in for VORP's own character resource, so there is no RSG or RedEM:RP build of it. Everything else in this shop runs on all four cores; this is the exception, and it is better said here than discovered later.

Playtime is counted and shown on the card. New characters can be handed starter items and weapons where vorp_inventory is installed. Delete a character and the rows belonging to it go too, and Discord webhooks cover creation, login, logout and deletion.

Settings sit in config_selector.lua, config_scenecreator.lua and animations.lua, commented where a choice is not obvious, with a server owner guide and a developer guide in the download. The database tables are made on first start, so there is no SQL file to import.