Notification position Drag the preview or use a quick position.
RH
Carwipe /rhcarwipe

Dashboard

Vehicle wipe control

Next wipe 0s
Mode Auto
Style Pulse Card

Online players

0

Vehicle actions

No player selected
Selected target No player selected

Wipe command settings

Configure notification times and command behaviour.
WIPE SAFETY Only remove NPC vehicles

Protects purchased vehicles saved to an owner, citizen ID, licence or character ID. Only ambient GTA traffic and parked NPC vehicles are eligible.

SEASONAL CHANGE Automatically match the current season

Uses the selected server country, timezone, and saved date windows to choose the matching menu and notification.

Seasonal country and date windows Choose the server country and control exactly when every automatic theme appears.
England · Europe/London · Northern seasons
Main season windows Enter dates as MM-DD. Wrapping ranges such as 12-01 to 02-29 are supported.
WinterWinter Glacier
SpringEaster Pastel
SummerSummer Breeze
AutumnAutumn Dusk
Holiday priority windows Enabled holidays override the main season theme during their configured dates.
Halloween
Christmas
Easter
Timer position

Notification previews

Pulse Card

Menu layout previews

Layout only — your selected menu theme and colours stay unchanged. Concept A · Executive Dashboard

Protected whitelist

Classes, models, emergency vehicles

Detected resources

0 found
Protect a resource
Whitelisted resources None selected
No scripts whitelisted yet
Online

Players

0
Authorised

Menu access

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Permissions

No edit selected
Editing No player selected

Permission Presets

Reusable rank designs
/rhcarwipe
Opens the admin menu for players who have the Open menu permission when Config.MenuAccess.CommandEnabled is true. Disable it for item-only access.
Wipe Tablet
When Config.MenuAccess.TabletEnabled is true, using Config.MenuAccess.TabletItem opens the same permission-protected menu through clientloader/RH-Bridge. Using the item plays a physical tablet-holding animation and prop while the menu is open, then cleans it up when the menu closes. The item is not consumed.
/wipe
Runs an immediate vehicle wipe using the current whitelist, protected resources, emergency protection, and safe zones.
/startwipe 5m
Starts a manual countdown. Accepted examples include 180, 5m, 1h, and 1:30.
/cancelwipe
Cancels the active manual countdown when Cancel command is enabled and the player has permission.
Next wipe
Shows the live time remaining before the current automatic or manual wipe.
Mode
Auto means the repeating interval is active. Manual means an admin-started countdown is running. Idle means no countdown is active.
Wipe Now
Immediately removes eligible vehicles. Protected vehicles and vehicles inside matching safe zones remain.
Countdown
The amount used by Start. Enter seconds or a duration such as 5m or 1:30.
Cancel
Stops the active manual countdown and returns to the normal automatic interval when enabled.
Auto interval (seconds)
How often automatic wipes run. Example: 7200 = 2 hours. Set 0 to disable automatic wipes.
Manual countdown (seconds)
The default duration used by Start and /startwipe when no custom duration is supplied. Example: 180 = 3 minutes.
Timer threshold (seconds)
How early the persistent on-screen countdown becomes visible. Example: 900 shows it from 15 minutes. The final 10 seconds always remain visible.
Cleared banner (ms)
How long the Vehicles Cleared confirmation remains on screen. Example: 4000 = 4 seconds.
Popup duration (ms)
How long normal warning notifications remain visible. Example: 4000 = 4 seconds.
Timer label
The heading displayed on wipe countdowns and notification previews, such as Vehicle Wipe.
Timer position
Chooses where server wipe notifications appear. Move Mode lets you drag the preview or use quick Top, Centre, and Bottom buttons. Save Position writes and verifies the position so it loads again after a resource or server restart.
Notification UI
Changes only the in-game wipe notification design. There are 58 selectable notification styles in this build. Click any preview card to play it instantly and select it.
Premium notification collection
Prism Edge through Nexus Split remain available, alongside Emoji Pop, Emoji Capsule, Emoji Stack, Speedometer Dial, Hologram Ticket, Digital Flipboard, Luxury Monogram, and Gaming Achievement. Each uses the saved Notification Color and works for warnings, the persistent timer, and completion messages.
Menu theme
Changes only the visual styling of /rhcarwipe: colours, surfaces, borders, buttons, inputs, and panel treatment. It never moves sections or changes the selected layout. This build contains 68 selectable menu themes, including seasonal, scenic, modern, luxury, gaming, sky, and galaxy/image themes.
Menu layout
Changes only the structure: sidebar or top navigation, panel columns, Access, Presets, Settings, and other section positions. It keeps the selected menu theme, accent colour, and notification design unchanged.
Accent color
The server-wide menu accent saved for everyone.
Notification color
The server-wide accent used by wipe warnings and the persistent countdown.
Your accent color
A personal local override for this player only. It does not change the saved server theme for others.
Only remove NPC vehicles
When enabled, wipes only delete ambient GTA traffic and parked NPC cars. Vehicles saved in a supported ownership table with a citizen ID, licence, owner or character ID are protected by plate. Mission/script vehicles and unknown population types are also kept for safety.
Database safety
The script checks common QB/Qbox, ESX and custom owned-vehicle table names. Add a custom table name to Config.OwnedVehicleTables when your garage uses a different table. If ownership data cannot be verified, the wipe is stopped instead of risking a purchased vehicle.
Notify minutes
The minute milestones that send short warnings. The defaults 10, 5, 3, 2, 1 notify at each of those remaining times.
Prism Edge
A faceted glass notification with an angled crystal mark, diagonal light sweep, and a separate premium countdown block.
Royal Crest
A luxury crest-style card with a jewel emblem, refined framing, and a polished high-end presentation.
Velocity Capsule
A streamlined capsule with motion streaks and a fast progress rail, designed to feel responsive and modern.
Reactor Core
A technical circular core with rotating rings and the countdown placed directly inside the reactor display.
Stealth HUD
A slim tactical interface with bracket corners, clean system indexing, and restrained military-style detailing.
Signal Wave
An audio-inspired design with animated signal bars that move subtly beside the wipe message.
Halo Arc
A floating orbital timer with layered arcs, a luminous centre, and a sleek glass message panel.
Nexus Split
A bold split composition that separates the timer and message using a glowing central energy line.
Emoji Pop
A playful premium card with a large animated status emoji, accent sparks, and a bold countdown value. The emoji changes for warnings, countdowns, cancellations, and completed wipes.
Emoji Capsule
A compact glass capsule with a status emoji, short message, countdown, and animated progress rail.
Emoji Stack
A layered floating-card design with depth, an expressive emoji, and a front panel that lifts forward when shown.
Speedometer Dial
A vehicle-dashboard notification with a glowing countdown gauge, animated needle, and compact status marker.
Hologram Ticket
A clipped holographic pass with RH/CW identification, scan animation, live status, and a separate timer panel.
Digital Flipboard
An airport-style mechanical display with a split timer board, status LED, and clean supporting message.
Luxury Monogram
A high-end framed notification with an RH monogram seal, restrained metallic detailing, and a premium timer block.
Gaming Achievement
An achievement-unlocked style card with a trophy emblem, energy shine, and a strong game-ready countdown presentation.
Seasonal / scenic image notifications
Winter Glacier, Easter Pastel, Summer Breeze, Autumn Dusk, Christmas Night, Halloween Nights, Frost Lake, Summer Vibes, Emerald Shore, Sakura Valley, Sakura Shores, Bluewater Estate, Amber Sunset, and Alpine Winter.
Core notification layouts
Pulse Card, Top Banner, Radar Ring, Side Shard, Minimal Chip, Neon Slash, Neon Vehicle, Holo Panel, Terminal Line, Arcade Pop, Orbit Clean, Crystal Bar, and Scanline.
Premium notification layouts
Prism Edge, Royal Crest, Velocity Capsule, Reactor Core, Stealth HUD, Signal Wave, Halo Arc, Nexus Split, Emoji Pop, Emoji Capsule, Emoji Stack, Speedometer Dial, Hologram Ticket, Digital Flipboard, Luxury Monogram, and Gaming Achievement.
Theme-matched notifications
Glacier Ice, Desert Alloy, Nimbus Sky Lounge, Golden Horizon, Galaxy Luxe, Clouds, Cosmic City, Nebula Flow, Stellar Bloom, Starfield, Midnight Peaks, Moon Howl, Milky Way Range, Arctic Prism, and Ember Luxe.
Total
58 selectable notification styles are available in this version.
Obsidian Glass
Deep black glass-style surfaces, soft accent lighting, rounded panels, and polished translucent-looking layers without changing the menu layout.
Glacier Ice
An arctic ice theme with colder blue surfaces, frozen-glass edges, cyan glow, and much less flat white so it feels properly icy instead of washed out.
Aurora Mesh
A dark premium mesh design with layered cyan, violet, and accent glows. Best for a more colourful modern admin panel.
Carbon Edge
A sharp graphite and carbon design with angular highlights, tighter corners, strong separators, and performance-dashboard styling.
Studio Mono
A clean monochrome studio theme with flat dark surfaces, restrained borders, minimal effects, and accent colour only where it matters.
Theme versus layout
The theme controls appearance only. Switching a theme never changes whether the menu uses a sidebar, icon rail, or top navigation.
Inferno Core
A black, ember-red, and molten-orange fire theme with glowing hot edges, dark scorched panels, and flame-style active controls.
Toxic Reactor
A black and acid-lime industrial theme with hazard stripes, reactor glow, technical separators, and high-visibility controls.
Royal Velvet
A deep plum and midnight-purple luxury theme with warm gold details, soft velvet panels, and premium rounded controls.
Abyss Ocean
A deep-sea navy and teal theme with underwater glow, subtle current patterns, and bright aqua navigation states.
Synthwave Grid
A neon magenta and cyan night-grid theme inspired by retro-futuristic dashboards while keeping the UI clean and readable.
Desert Alloy
A premium desert-lounge theme using the real sunset villa image, warm transparent glass, bronze highlights, and matching image-based notifications.
Polar Night
A dark arctic-night theme with deep navy backgrounds, icy cyan edges, and a colder stealth look than Glacier Ice.
Midnight Emerald
A premium black and emerald design with subtle luxury glow, clean glass panels, and sharp green active states.
Violet Circuit
A dark violet tech theme with electric purple lines, futuristic panel lighting, and polished cyber-style controls.
Copper Forge
A forged metal theme with charcoal steel, copper highlights, warm embers, and sleek industrial depth.
Rose Gold Noir
A dark luxury theme with graphite surfaces, soft rose-gold edges, and elegant premium contrast without becoming too bright.
Black Diamond
A premium black luxury theme with faceted glass, diamond-silver highlights, polished dark panels, and precise high-end detailing.
Champagne Gold
A dark champagne-and-gold design with warm metallic edges, rich charcoal surfaces, and elegant luxury controls without becoming bright or cream-heavy.
Sapphire Royale
A deep royal-blue luxury theme with sapphire glow, silver-blue borders, and clean premium surfaces.
RGB Arena
A gaming theme with dark panels and controlled cyan, magenta, green, and blue lighting. The colour is kept around edges and active controls so it remains readable.
Crimson Ops
A black-and-red tactical gaming theme with warning lines, strong crimson active states, and a focused competitive HUD appearance.
Quantum HUD
A futuristic gaming interface with electric cyan and lime energy, technical grids, scanning highlights, and sharp sci-fi controls.
Casino Royale
A black, emerald, and gold luxury-casino design with subtle card-suit patterning and premium table-felt depth.
Midnight Marble
A dark marble theme with silver veins, black stone panels, and polished executive contrast.
Cyber Arcade
A pixel-inspired neon gaming theme with cyan and violet edge lighting, grid detail, and bright arcade active states.
Racing Carbon
A motorsport-style carbon theme with red racing accents, checkered details, and fast angular controls.
Platinum Executive
A premium graphite-and-platinum business theme with clean metallic edges and restrained executive styling.
Neon Candy
A dark playful gaming theme with controlled pink, cyan, and violet glow while keeping text and controls easy to read.
Nimbus Sky Lounge
A premium bright-sky theme inspired by luxury cloud lounges: deep blue atmosphere, soft cloud light, frosted glass cards, silver trims, and warm sunlight accents. It is designed to feel open, expensive, peaceful, and futuristic.
Golden Horizon
A rich golden-hour sky theme with sunlit glass, warm horizon colour, and premium lounge styling while keeping controls easy to read.
Arctic Prism
A colder airy sky-and-ice variation with pale cyan glass, crisp highlights, and a bright futuristic daytime feel.
Ember Luxe
A warm ember-and-sunset luxury treatment with deeper orange highlights, dark glass surfaces, and cinematic contrast.
Background motion
These sky themes add drifting cloud layers, soft light sweeps, subtle particles, and depth so the menu feels alive without making the interface harder to read.
Notifications and glass
All standard notification previews inherit the sky-luxury treatment through frosted glass panels, clean blue reflections, and warm sunlight highlights where appropriate.
Scenic collection
Frost Lake, Summer Vibes, Emerald Shore, Sakura Valley, Sakura Shores, Bluewater Estate, Amber Sunset, and Alpine Winter use full scenic artwork while retaining the selected menu layout.
Sky and horizon collection
Nimbus Sky Lounge, Golden Horizon, Arctic Prism, and Ember Luxe provide bright sky, horizon, ice-prism, and warm ember-luxury treatments.
Galaxy collection
Galaxy Luxe, Clouds, Cosmic City, Nebula Flow, Stellar Bloom, Starfield, Midnight Peaks, Moon Howl, and Milky Way Range use image-driven cosmic or night scenery.
Theme-matched notifications
Image themes that have a matching notification style can be selected separately under Notification UI, so the menu and wipe popup can visually match.
Total menu themes
There are 68 selectable menu themes in this build across all theme groups.
Winter Glacier
Frozen lake and mountain retreat using the exact winter background with a matching cyan moving notification.
Easter Pastel
Spring sunrise, blossom trees, Easter eggs, and rabbit artwork with a matching pastel notification.
Summer Breeze
Bright tropical water and luxury villa scene with a matching aqua notification.
Autumn Dusk
Warm orange lakeside mountain scene with dark glass panels and a matching amber notification.
Christmas Night
Snowy Christmas village, decorated tree, and warm lights with a matching holiday notification.
Halloween Nights
Purple moonlit haunted mansion and pumpkins with a matching orange seasonal notification.
Seasonal Change
When enabled, holiday themes take priority. The server owner selects a country in Settings, which supplies the correct timezone and northern or southern season pattern.
Country and date editor
The Settings page lets administrators choose England or another supported country, edit all four season date ranges, enable or disable each holiday, and change the Halloween, Christmas, and Easter windows. England is the default.
Classic Sidebar / Glass Sidebar
Traditional left navigation. Glass Sidebar uses the same familiar structure with a broader content treatment.
Operator Columns / Three-Column Sidebar
Workspace-focused layouts for Access, permissions, presets, and dense administration pages.
Standard / Split / Slim / Centered Top Navigation
Text navigation across the top with different spacing and content arrangements.
Two-Row Navigation / Header Tab Navigation
Separates the identity row from the navigation row for extra room and clearer page tabs.
Floating Text Navigation
Places the text navigation in a separate floating bar above the full menu workspace.
Full-Width Top Navigation
Uses the complete menu width for text tabs and keeps broad content grids underneath.
Icon Sidebar / Wide Icon Sidebar
Uses real page icons on the left. Hover an icon to see its page name. Wide Icon Sidebar keeps the broad full-width content arrangement.
Full-Width Icon Navigation
Copies the Full-Width Top Navigation structure but replaces the text tabs with page icons.
Floating Icon Navigation
Uses a centred floating icon bar while preserving the wide content workspace below.
Sky Lounge Dashboard
A dedicated dashboard-style layout designed around the sky-luxury presentation while still supporting every normal RH-Carwipe page and permission.
Layout count
There are 17 selectable menu layouts in this build.
Saving layouts
Selecting a layout previews it immediately. Press Save to store it in rhcarwipe-settings.json so it loads after a resource or server restart.
Occupied vehicles
With Config.SkipAnyOccupiedVehicle enabled, a wipe never deletes a vehicle while any player or NPC ped is inside it.
NPC-only safety
Config.NpcVehiclesOnly protects database-owned vehicles by plate/ownership data and targets ambient NPC traffic instead of purchased player vehicles.
Emergency protection
The server checks protected classes, models, emergency class/siren state, protected resources, and configured safe zones during every wipe.
Batched deletion
Eligible vehicles are deleted in small batches using Config.WipeDeleteBatchSize and Config.WipeDeleteBatchDelayMs instead of hammering every network entity in one server tick.
Repeat cooldown
Config.WipeRepeatCooldownMs prevents overlapping or back-to-back wipe requests while the previous OneSync deletion batch is still settling.
Low-idle emergency tracking
Client emergency tagging is event-driven where possible. The redundant full vehicle-pool scan is disabled by default because the server performs authoritative safety checks during a wipe.
Countdown sound
The sound played for wipe warnings and the final countdown.
Wiped sound
The confirmation sound played after eligible vehicles have been cleared.
Volume
Controls wipe audio volume from silent to full volume.
Final beep start (seconds)
The number of final seconds that receive one beep each. Example: 10 beeps from 10 down to 1.
Sound enabled
Disables or enables wipe sounds without changing the selected files.
Preview buttons
Play each configured sound locally so it can be checked before saving.
Protected classes
Vehicle class numbers that are always ignored by wipes. Class 18 normally covers emergency vehicles.
Protected models
Individual vehicle spawn names such as police, ambulance, or firetruk. Use exact model names.
Protect emergency
Keeps emergency-marked and siren emergency vehicles safe when enabled.
Detected resources
Resources containing streamed vehicle models. Select one to protect the models detected inside it.
Whitelisted resources
Selected resources whose detected vehicle models are protected. Remove a resource to stop that resource-level protection.
Important
When a garage resource spawns models streamed by a different vehicle pack, protect the actual vehicle pack or add the model names manually.
Name
A clear label used to identify the safe zone in the list and logs.
Radius
The protected distance around the saved vector3 centre, measured in game units/metres.
Coords
The vector3 centre of the zone. Use Current Coords fills this from your player position.
Allowed jobs
Optional job names such as police, ambulance, or mechanic. Leave empty to protect eligible vehicles for everyone inside the zone.
Add Zone
Saves the name, radius, coords, and allowed jobs currently entered.
Use Current Coords
Copies your current position into the Coords field without saving yet.
TP
Teleports you to the vector3 currently typed into the form so the location can be checked.
Place Zone
Starts the in-world placement tool for positioning and sizing the zone before saving it.
Online Players
Lists currently connected players. Select a player to grant new access or edit their existing access.
Menu Access
Lists every saved access entry, including offline users and protected config entries.
Preset
Loads a reusable permission set such as Owner, Admin, Mod, or a custom rank.
Open menu
Required permission. It is always enabled for every access entry.
Save Permissions
Creates or updates the selected player access entry using the checked permissions.
Remove Access
Deletes the selected runtime access entry. Protected owner/config entries cannot be removed.
Manage Ranks
Opens the full preset editor for renaming ranks, changing permissions, duplicating ranks, or deleting custom ranks.
Command + Tablet
Set CommandEnabled = true and TabletEnabled = true to allow both /rhcarwipe and the Wipe Tablet.
Tablet only
Set CommandEnabled = false and TabletEnabled = true. The /rhcarwipe command is not registered, and the configured Wipe Tablet becomes the normal way to request the menu.
Command only
Set CommandEnabled = true and TabletEnabled = false to use /rhcarwipe without registering the tablet item.
Wipe Tablet item
Config.MenuAccess.TabletItem defaults to wipe_tablet. Add that item to your inventory's item list. clientloader/RH-Bridge handles the supported framework/inventory usable registration. The bundled ox_inventory template uses a local client event (cw:tablet:useItem) instead of a cross-resource export, avoiding export/start-order errors. Using the item plays the tablet animation/prop until the menu closes and does not consume the tablet.
Permissions still apply
Having the Wipe Tablet does not grant admin access. The player must still have Open menu permission through Config.Admins or the saved Access list.
AllowFirstAdminClaim = false
No automatic owner is created. Seed at least one permanent licence in Config.Admins or keep an existing saved access entry in rhcarwipe-settings.json.
AllowFirstAdminClaim = true
Only when no configured or saved menu admin exists, the first eligible menu open can create the first Owner. Once an admin exists, later players cannot self-claim.
Included templates
The resource includes a flat install_items folder in the same format as the supplied item templates. There are no per-inventory subfolders. Each template file contains only the wipe_tablet item and no unrelated items.
ox_inventory
Use install_items/ox_inventory_items.md. It uses client.event = cw:tablet:useItem, so ox_inventory closes its UI and then RH-Carwipe requests the permission-protected menu without relying on a resource export. The tablet is not consumed. Restart ox_inventory (or restart the server) after changing the item definition so the item catalogue reloads.
QB-Core / Qbox inventories
Use the flat template named for your inventory, such as qb_inventory_items.md, qbx_inventory_items.md, ps_inventory_items.md or aj_inventory_items.md, and add that single wipe_tablet entry to your item table.
ESX inventories
Use install_items/sql_items.sql for an ESX-style SQL item entry. The install_items folder also keeps the supplied inventory-specific template names, including esx_inventoryhud_items.md.
Changing the item name
If Config.MenuAccess.TabletItem is changed from wipe_tablet, change the key/name in the installed inventory template to exactly the same item name.
Item image
Templates use wipe_tablet.png where the inventory supports image fields. Add your preferred tablet icon to that inventory's normal image directory or change the image field.
Repair Vehicle
Repairs the selected player's current vehicle when they are in or near an eligible vehicle.
Remove Vehicle
Removes the selected player's current or nearby vehicle.
Radius
The distance used by Remove Radius around the selected player.
Remove Radius
Removes eligible vehicles inside the chosen radius while still respecting configured protections.
Required dependency
clientloader / RH-Bridge must be installed and started before RH-Carwipe. It provides the compatibility layer used by the Wipe Tablet and other bridge-aware integrations.
Tablet does not appear or work
Confirm TabletEnabled is true, TabletItem matches the exact inventory item name, the item exists in your inventory's shared item list, and clientloader started successfully.
No permission
Check that the player's full licence is present in Config.Admins or that the saved Access entry includes Open menu. A tablet item alone never bypasses permissions.
Purchased vehicle safety
If your garage uses a custom owned-vehicle table, add that table name to Config.OwnedVehicleTables before enabling wipes on a live server.
RH Development support
Discord: discord.com/invite/rhdevelopment
Search
Filters the audit list by player, action, identifier, or log text.
Clear Logs
Clears all logs or only wipe/admin log groups. This requires the Clear logs permission.
Cancel command
Allows /cancelwipe and the menu Cancel button to stop manual countdowns.
Debug
Prints additional resource information in the FiveM server console for troubleshooting.
Save buttons
Changes are not permanent until the relevant Save button is pressed. Saved settings persist in rhcarwipe-settings.json.
Units
Intervals and countdowns use seconds. Popup and banner durations use milliseconds: 1000 ms = 1 second.
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Rank Presets

Edit rank names and permissions. Owner is protected and always keeps full access.