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# Changelog

## 0.0.1

Public beta.

* Esc, P and pad Start open a custom pause menu instead of GTA's, with the player card, server time and online count
* Five menu styles: Signature, Classic, Vice, Tactical and Luxe
* GTA's own map with a places list, real blip names and icons, waypoint and route
* Every GTA setting in GTA's own order in one searchable screen; graphics applied through GTA's own settings screen; the server's key bindings listed with their resource
* Stats per character: skills, career, crime, vehicles, money and combat
* Photo mode, rules screen and a leave confirmation
* Qbox, QBCore and ESX through daddy\_lib; English and Turkish


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