Derass
Builds the activities players stop to do: rhythm minigames, their own HUD, no framework and no database. Sold and supported by Avenida Scripts.
Derass has been on the Spirit team since the studio's early days, and the activities half of the catalogue is his. Dance and Yoga both answer the same question: once the roleplay is running, what does a player actually stop to do?
His answer keeps the same shape every time. A rhythm minigame with its own HUD, no framework call, no database table, no migration to run. Drop the resource in, start it, and it behaves the same on ESX, on QBCore, and on a server running neither. That constraint is self imposed, and it is what makes these the least likely scripts on your server to break on an update.
Scripts Derass
FEATURED DerassDance minigame
The GTA Online nightclub dance minigame, rebuilt for FiveM and playable anywhere on your map. Tap on the beat to climb four intensity levels, hold to keep them, boost or drop on demand, cycle ten styles and cut into 27 special moves without leaving the floor. Everyone around sees the whole thing, and your server never runs a line of it.
FEATURED DerassYoga minigame
The yoga minigame from story mode, pulled out of the mission and turned into a roleplay activity anyone can start. Line up both markers, hold the pose while the body moves into it, then breathe in and breathe out on the triggers. Three routines, fourteen poses, the real animations and the real breathing sounds. And a score your own scripts can react to.