Ops HUD Weapon Wheel for FiveM
Stencil hatching, a compass ring around the rim and range-finder brackets on the selected slot. A field-ready tactical display.
- Every color and setting editable
- 5 ready palettes to match your map
- Native hud.gfx, works on any framework
- Built and delivered right after payment
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Ops HUD weapon wheel gallery
Ops HUD · default colors Ops HUD · real in-game capture Ops HUD · close-up Ops HUD · Olive palette Ops HUD · Desert palette Ops HUD · Arctic palette Ops HUD · Night vision palette Ops HUD · Hazard palette
About the Ops HUD design
Ops HUD is a tactical display for field operations. The panels carry a stencil hatch, diagonal lines like the markings on military equipment, with hatch density adjustable from sparse to dense. A compass ring runs around the outside with bearing marks, turning the wheel into something you could navigate by. At the center, a crosshair sits behind the weapon name and attachment text above the 3D center mark. When a weapon is selected, range-finder brackets lock onto its slot in the accent color, like a laser range finder marking a target. It is practical and clear, built for army RP and tactical servers.
Pairing it with your minimap
Ops HUD pairs with military and tactical minimaps, especially ones with a compass or grid. Olive matches green topographic maps. Desert suits sand and tan theater maps, Arctic works with white and pale blue winter maps, Night vision brings a green phosphor tint for night-op maps, and Hazard uses yellow for maps with yellow markers. Because the compass ring echoes a map's bearings, it looks particularly good next to a minimap with a visible north marker or frame. Keep the text light for readability over the hatching.
Details
- Stencil hatching covers the panels.
- A compass ring with bearing marks circles the wheel.
- A center crosshair sits behind the text.
- Range-finder brackets lock onto the selected slot.
- Hatch density can be set from sparse to dense.
Five palettes: Olive, Desert, Arctic, Night vision and Hazard.
Ops HUD weapon wheel FAQ
Why does Ops HUD have a compass ring?
The compass ring ties the wheel to navigation, which makes it a natural partner for a minimap. It is an adjustable effect, along with hatch density and the center crosshair, so you can remove it for a cleaner look.
Which palette fits a night operations server?
Night vision. It uses a green phosphor tint like night-vision goggles, which matches green or night-themed tactical minimaps. Keep the text light so it stays sharp through the tint. Desert is the pick for sand and dry terrain maps instead.
How is Ops HUD different from Command?
Command is a clean console with panels, data strips and a target bracket. Ops HUD is more field gear, with stencil hatching, a compass ring and range-finder brackets. Command feels like a control room, Ops HUD like equipment carried into the field.
