tUnit

tUnit puts text on a vehicle — a unit number, a callsign, a department name. You place each element on the car with a 3D gizmo, and it replaces uNumber / uNumberProps (2022).

An element carries letters, digits and - . _ / #, up to 24 characters, in any of three shipped fonts.

What it is not

• Not a livery system. Text only.
• Not per-client. Everyone near the car sees the same text.
• Not a framework resource. No database; values come from a function you write in config/sv_sources.lua.
• One dependency. tLib v1.0 or newer, which is free. Nothing else.

Limits to know before you install

The first three are fixed, not settings. Troubleshooting covers each.

• Distant text aliases, and bigger cells make it worse.
• 32 distinct strings on screen. Every car showing 114 in the same font shares one.
• One streaming slot, pinned for the session.
• 96 planes on screen (Config.render.maxPropsOnScreen). Past it the nearest are kept.