ox_target

✨ Enhanced Version

A performant and flexible standalone "third-eye" targeting resource, now featuring enhanced glassmorphism design, smooth animations, and advanced features.

ox_target is the successor to qtarget, which was a mostly-compatible fork of bt-target. To improve many design flaws, ox_target has been written from scratch and drops support for bt-target/qtarget standards, though partial compatibility is being implemented where possible.

🎨 New Enhanced Features

• 🎨 Modern Glassmorphism Design - Beautiful glass-like UI with backdrop blur effects
• 🌓 Dark/Light Theme Support - Automatic theme detection from ox_lib
• 🎭 Smooth Animations - Staggered entrance/exit animations with Material Design easing
• 📱 Responsive Design - Optimized for all screen sizes and resolutions
• ♿ Accessibility Features - Full keyboard navigation and screen reader support
• ⚡ Performance Optimized - Virtual scrolling, debounced updates, and efficient rendering
• 🔧 Comprehensive Configuration - Extensive customization options
• 🎯 Enhanced API - New features for advanced use cases

🚀 Quick Start

-- Enhanced option example
{
    name = 'example',
    icon = 'fa-solid fa-star',
    label = 'Enhanced Option',
    subtitle = 'With subtitle support',
    priority = true, -- Highlights important options
    animation = 'pulse 2s infinite', -- Custom icon animations
    onSelect = function(data)
        -- Your action here
    end
}

📖 Enhanced Documentation

For detailed documentation on all enhanced features, see ENHANCED_FEATURES.md.

📚 Documentation

https://coxdocs.dev/ox_target

💾 Download

https://github.com/communityox/ox_target/releases/latest/download/ox_target.zip

✨ Features

• Improved entity and world collision than its predecessor.
• Improved error handling when running external code.
• Menus for nested target options.
• Partial compatibility for qtarget (the thing qb-target is based on, I made the original idiots).
• Registering options no longer overrides existing options.
• Groups and items checking for supported frameworks.