Hypas Pocket Watch — Free RedM Resource
Bring a small but immersive piece of the frontier to your server with Hypas Pocket Watch.
Players can use a physical inventory item to inspect an animated antique pocket watch displaying the current in-game time, date and weather. The interface has been designed around the Hypas Midnight Frontier aesthetic, combining aged brass, engraved detailing, ivory watch faces and restrained frontier styling.
The resource is lightweight, easy to install and intended to add atmosphere without introducing unnecessary systems or dependencies.
Features
- Usable VORP inventory item
- Animated pocket-watch inspection
- Antique gold and brass presentation
- Displays current in-game time
- Displays the in-game date
- Displays current weather conditions
- Backspace and Escape close controls
- Using the item again puts the watch away
- Automatic cleanup when:
- The player dies
- The player ragdolls
- The player mounts a horse
- The player enters a wagon
- The resource restarts
- Duplicate prop and animation protection
- Configurable 12-hour or 24-hour clock
- Configurable displayed year
- Configurable UI scale and position
- Optional date and weather display
- Lightweight while inactive
- Midnight Frontier visual design
Requirements
- RedM
- VORP Core
- VORP Inventory
- oxmysql
Included
- Complete resource
- SQL installation file
- Inventory icon
- Configuration file
- Installation instructions
- Testing checklist
- Changelog
- Licence
Installation
- Add
hypas_pocketwatchto your resources folder. - Import the included SQL file.
- Add the inventory image to your VORP inventory image directory.
- Add the resource to your server configuration.
- Restart the resource or server.
ensure vorp_core
ensure vorp_inventory
ensure hypas_pocketwatch
Important Information
This is a free Hypas resource.
You may modify the resource for use on your own server. Reselling, repackaging or redistributing it as your own standalone product is not permitted.
Support is provided for issues directly related to the original resource. Compatibility with heavily modified frameworks, inventories or custom server builds cannot be guaranteed.