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Bridge.Radial opens a circular action wheel — a ring of icon options the player clicks. Use it for a compact set of contextual actions (hands up, point, surrender) bound to a key. Options can open submenus to nest deeper sets. The wheel does not block — your onSelect callbacks fire as the player picks options, and you close it with Bridge.Radial.Close().

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Availability

Client only. Radial is always rendered on the bridge’s own NUI — it is not provider-resolved, so atlas:ui does not change it. 
Bridge.Radial.Open(def)
Bridge.Radial.Close()

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Signature

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Bridge.Radial.Open

Bridge.Radial.Open(def)
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title
string
Shown in the center hub when nothing is hovered.
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options
table[]
required
The wheel segments. Each option is shaped below.
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onClose
function
Called when the wheel closes (after a leaf select, or on dismiss with ESC). Not called when an option opens a submenu.

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Option fields

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options[].label
string
required
The segment label, shown under its icon and in the hub on hover.
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options[].icon
string
An icon name, or an image URL (http…, nui://…, data:…, or a path ending in .png/.jpg/.webp/.gif/.svg).
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options[].disabled
boolean
Greys the segment out and blocks selection.
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options[].menu
boolean
Marks this option as opening a submenu — selecting it keeps the wheel focused so you can open the next radial in onSelect, and onClose is not fired.

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Bridge.Radial.Close

Takes no arguments. Closes the wheel and releases focus.

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Examples

Bridge.Radial.Open({
    title = 'Quick actions',
    options = {
        { label = 'Hands up', icon = 'hands',  onSelect = function() handsUp() end },
        { label = 'Surrender', icon = 'flag',  onSelect = function() surrender() end },
    },
})
An option with menu = true keeps the wheel focused on select — open the next Bridge.Radial.Open from its onSelect. A normal (leaf) option closes the wheel and fires onClose.
The hovered segment, the ring, and the hub all tint to the player’s theme accent automatically. Because Radial is bridge-NUI only, atlas:ui "ox" does not affect it.