HZ Scripts

Theme & native menu accent

Your theme, everywhere

HZ-PauseMenu follows the hz_lib theme cascade. Set your accent, corners and fonts once in the Apparence panel and the whole menu adopts them live, no restart. Without hz_lib, Config.Accent is the single fallback colour.

Buy another HZ resource later and it picks up the same look on first boot — the theme is defined once, in one place.

Native GTA V Settings menu — accent sync

The GTA V Settings card opens the real Rockstar frontend, not a NUI. Its colours come from the game's HUD colour table, which HZ-PauseMenu recolours to your accent while the menu is open, then restores on close.

  • Applied on open and kept in sync if you change your theme while it's open.
  • Only the accent bits change (the title line and the sensitivity sliders) — the panels, controller diagram and text are hardcoded by Rockstar and stay untouched. It's an accent tint, not a full reskin.
Config.NativeMenuAccent = {
    Enabled = true,
    Indices = { 116 },   -- 116 = HUD_COLOUR_FREEMODE (title line + sliders)
    Debug   = false,
}
HUD colour replacements are global game state that survives a resource restart. HZ-PauseMenu restores them on menu close and on resource stop, so a normal reload stays clean. If an experiment ever leaves a colour stuck, fully restart the FiveM client to reset the HUD table.

Calibrating another element (optional)

116 covers the standard accent on most builds. If you want to tint a different element, set Debug = true and use the in-game probes to find its HUD index, then add it to Indices:

CommandWhat it does
/pmpreviewOpens the menu with your real accent applied + logs the accent hex.
/pmhud <index>Paints one HUD index magenta and opens the menu.
/pmhudrange <a> <b>Paints a range magenta — binary-search an element (yes/no).
/pmhudallPaints every valid index magenta (proves it's HUD-driven).
/pmhudclearRestores the HUD colours.
Narrow down with /pmhudrange (halve the range that stays magenta until one number remains), confirm with /pmhud <index>, add the winner to Indices, then set Debug = false.

Set Enabled = false to leave the native menu its default Rockstar blue.