Sit Down brings natural sitting and reclining interactions to your FiveM server. Let players take a seat on supported chairs, benches, and sofas, or lie down on beds and other configured furniture. With targeting integration, simple commands, and an extensive library of seating locations, Sit Down adds everyday roleplay interactions throughout your city.
Key Features
almost 300 supported furniture models with configured seating positions.
almost 800 preset locations across 50 configurable groups, including supported custom interiors.
Sit and lie down interactions with multiple animation and scenario profiles.
Targeting integration available with ox_target, qb-target, and qtarget.
Standalone support with automatic Qbox, QBCore, and ESX detection.
Simple commands — /sit, /lay, /getup, and /standup.
Keyboard and controller bindings with configurable defaults.
Optional proximity prompts.
Editable furniture, location, animation, and localization files.
Optional resting event hook for custom integrations.
Preset locations require their corresponding interiors to be installed. Targeting requires a supported target resource; commands work independently.
Optional targeting: ox_target, qb-target, or qtarget, with that provider’s required dependencies.
Optional framework: Qbox, QBCore, or ESX. Standalone servers are supported.
Matching interiors/MLOs for any custom-interior presets you enable.
No database required. Sitting and lying commands work without a targeting resource.
NOTE: SOME OF THESE SCRIPTS ARE STAND-ALONE FIVEM SCRIPTS AND SOME SUPPORT FRAMEWORKS. Please see the compatability chart at wiki.bigdaddyscripts.com for information on compatibility with frameworks and other scripts.
User Reviews
John (Server Owner): “The best K9 script we’ve ever used. Lightweight and super reliable.”
Maria (Admin): “Our community loves it. The radial menu is smooth and intuitive.”
Changelog
Latest Updates
unreleased
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This script runs on the CFX Mono V2 runtime which is still listed as BETA and will show warnings in both the client and server consoles. We have tested and found the V2 runtime to be FAR more efficient and has been very stable in our tests. Efficient means it uses less of your server to run. It's a good thing. The rt2 will not load on game build 2944 so 3095+ is required and we recommend 3095 and is the build we test on.