This PMI was built for the purpose of getting rid of all the other google sheets and discord channels we were using to keep track of police things. Not all features might make sense for your server.

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Development of this resources is still ongoing. Theres a lot to do so its going to take some time. Here how ever are some screenshots of things that are being built at the moment.

• qb-core
• qb-police
• ghmattimysql or oxmysql

Please read this carefully otherwise the PMI will not work.

Run the qb-pmi.sql file in your database to ensure you have the tables needed for the PMI

enableOxmysql - Set to true if you are using oxmysql instead of ghmattimysql

These functions need to be added to other resources in order for PMI functionality to work fully

RegisterNetEvent('police:client:setDuty')
AddEventHandler('police:client:setDuty', function(duty)
    if(PlayerJob.name == nil) then
        PlayerJob = QBCore.Functions.GetPlayerData().job
    end
    onDuty = duty
end)

These functions or triggers improve the feel and experience of using the PMI. You do not need to do these but it is recommended.

Where you take out the police vehicle add the following code to send the vehicle to the PMI (change the vehicle variable to the correct variable with the vehicle the player is in)

TriggerServerEvent("qb-pmi:server:vehicleTakeout", GetVehicleNumberPlateText(vehicle), GetEntityModel(vehicle))

Then for storing the vehicle add the following for while the player is still in the vehicle

TriggerServerEvent("qb-pmi:server:vehicleStore", GetVehicleNumberPlateText(GetVehiclePedIsIn(PlayerPedId())))

You need to add a call to update the officers radio channel on the PMI

HINT: If you are using pma-voice you need to go to pma-voice/client/module/radio.lua and add it in the setRadioChannel(channel) function.

TriggerServerEvent('qb-pmi:server:setOfficerRadio', channel)

The channel variable should be the numerical channel value.

The source files for the UI are included in client/pmi-source, these can be used to change the PMI or add new things.

Disclaimer: Just because you changed something or added a new feature to the PMI does not give you rights to release the whole PMI as your own work. If its an amazing feature that everyone and there dog needs then make a pull request on github and I can see if it can become a permanent part of the project.

1. Open the client/pmi-source directory and run npm install to install node modules
2. To view the UI in your browser do npm run serve
3. Make any changes you want an then run npm run build to build the files.
4. The build files automatically go to the html directory, now just restart the resource on your server and you should see the changes.