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Most job scripts hand your players an invisible sandwich. Moo Moo Cafe ships original branded food & drink props your players actually hold — networked, so everyone sees them — on top of a complete, server-authoritative cafe job for QBCore and Qbox.

Built from scratch by Dynamic Scripts.

🧋 Branded hand-held props — Boba cup, latte cup with cow-spot sleeve, milk bottles, burger wrap, filled meal bowls, dessert cups and cake slices — original 3D models streamed with the resource, held in-hand while eating and drinking, networked so other players see them, and cleaned up on cancel, death, drop and restart. Vanilla-prop fallbacks built in.

🛡️ Server-authoritative — Everything that gives items, money or XP is decided on the server: duty, distance, elapsed time, stock, consent, rate limits. Clients only ask. No XP farms, no delivery money printers, no forged-event dupes.

🍔 Crafting — 13 recipes across 7 stations (drinks, grill, chili pot, stove, prep, two ovens). Batch craft 1–5 with live ingredient tracking — missing ingredients are shown before you start.

🥛 Bessie the Cow — Pet her, feed her, and feeding unlocks milking: fresh milk straight into your kitchen supply chain. Fully animated, zero network cost.

💰 POS Register with customer consent — Ring up any menu item with quantity; the customer confirms on their screen before money moves. No charging AFK players. Revenue lands in the society account.

📊 Boss Suite — Boss menu (hire/fire/grades), society finances (balance, withdraw, deposit — at the office, rate-limited), and a live price manager: set or reset any menu price in-game, persisted to the database.

🚚 FoodDrive Deliveries — Branded van, distance-based pay computed and held server-side at accept time, customer NPC handoff, GPS route home, and the van waits for your return.

📈 XP & Auto-Promotion — Earn XP cooking, cleaning tables, milking and delivering. Trainee → Barista → Baker → Shift Lead automatically; Manager/Owner stay boss-menu-only. NUI leaderboard with live personal stats.

🛠️ Admin Prop Editor — /moopropedit (ace-gated, off by default): nudge any held prop live and copy the values straight into config.

🤖 AI Install Prompts — AI-INSTALL.md ships copy-paste prompts so Claude/Copilot-style agents do the job entry, item splicing and image copying for you.

Runs on your stack — auto-detected, zero manifest editing

• Framework: QBCore or Qbox (qbx_core)
• Inventory: ox_inventory · qb-inventory · qb-inventory-compatible forks
• Target: ox_target · qb-target
• Banking: qb-banking · Renewed-Banking · okokBanking
• Boss menu: qb-bossmenu · qbx_management
• Menus/Input: qb-menu + qb-input when present, ox_lib fallback everywhere

Hard dependencies: ox_lib and oxmysql. That's it.

Live-tested on Qbox + ox_lib + ox_inventory + ox_target + Renewed-Banking. Plain qb-inventory can't expose stash contents, so stock the pantry by hand there (documented).

What's Included

• Original branded props + vanilla fallbacks
• 13 recipes with batch crafting (1–5 qty), 7 cooking stations
• Configurable storage locations with auto-stocking pantry
• POS register with customer consent and live prices
• Live price manager with database persistence
• Branded delivery van with server-side pay and GPS return
• Bessie the cow — pet, feed, milk
• XP leaderboard (NUI) + 4-tier auto-promotion
• Boss finances (withdraw/deposit)
• Viewable menu board + table cleaning
• 40 item images included
• Item definitions for ox_inventory and qb-inventory, job blocks for QBCore and Qbox
• No SQL to run — tables self-create; your data and prices survive every update
• README, changelog and AI install prompts

Install: about 10 minutes — drop in, ensure, paste job + items, whitelist the listed prop models in your anticheat, create the moomoo society account, restart.

🎵 Dynamic Jukebox | Positional Business Music System

by Dynamic Scripts

Bring your businesses to life with immersive, positional 3D music. Dynamic Jukebox lets you set up ambient playlists for any location on your server — bars, clubs, restaurants, shops — with music that players can actually hear fade in and out as they walk through the space. Control it all from a sleek in-game jukebox panel.

Drop your MP3s in a folder, set your coords, and your businesses have a soundtrack.

🔊 How It Works

Each business gets two coordinate points — one where the music plays from (center of the room), and one where the jukebox control sits. Players hear 3D positional audio that fades naturally with distance, and anyone can walk up to the jukebox to control what's playing through a clean NUI panel.

All playback is server-synced — every player in range hears the same track at the same volume. No desync, no per-client playlists.

✨ Features

☑ 3D Positional Audio — Music radiates from a configurable center point. Volume fades naturally as players move away.

☑ NUI Jukebox Panel — Play/pause, skip, previous, volume slider, full playlist view with click-to-play, and shuffle toggle.

☑ Playlist Looping — Songs auto-advance and seamlessly loop back to track 1. Add as many MP3s per location as you want.

☑ Shuffle Mode — Random playback toggle with proper shuffling. Works per-business.

☑ Unlimited Businesses — Add as many locations as your server needs. Each one gets its own independent playlist, volume, distance, and settings.

☑ Job-Locked Jukeboxes — Optionally restrict jukebox controls to specific jobs so only staff can change the music.

☑ Auto-Spawning Jukebox Prop — Spawns a GTA jukebox prop at each control point automatically. Don't need it? Set to false if your MLO already has one placed.

☑ Flexible Interaction — Works with qb-target, ox_target, or simple drawtext + E key — your choice.

☑ Admin Controls — Start/stop all jukeboxes, set volume per-business, and reload state — all from chat commands.

☑ Fully Server-Synced — Server-authoritative state ensures all players hear the same thing. No drift, no conflicts.

☑ Lightweight & Optimized — Minimal idle resource usage. Sound only processes for businesses in range.

📋 Dependencies

• QBCore (required)
• xsound (required)
• qb-target or ox_target (optional — drawtext fallback included)

🛠️ Setup

1. Drop the resource into your server
2. Add your .mp3 files to the music/ folder
3. Configure your businesses in config.lua (coords, playlists, options)
4. ensure dynamic-jukebox in your server.cfg
5. Done — music starts automatically on boot

Full documentation and config examples included. Setup takes minutes, not hours.

💬 Commands

Players: /jukeboxhelp — List all commands /jukeboxreload — Re-sync state

Admins: /jukeboxstop — Stop all jukeboxes /jukeboxstart — Start all jukeboxes /jukeboxvol [business] [0-100] — Set volume remotely

📦 What's Included

• Full source code (not obfuscated, not escrow)
• Detailed config.lua with thorough comments
• NUI jukebox control panel
• README with install guide, config walkthrough, and troubleshooting
• MIT License — modify freely for your server

💡 Perfect For

• Bars & nightclubs with curated playlists
• Restaurants and cafes with ambient background music
• Custom MLO interiors that need atmosphere
• Any business where silence kills the vibe

Dynamic Scripts — Built for immersion.

Run server giveaways that deliver themselves — vehicles straight to garages, cash to banks, items to inventories. A fair-draw engine with win limits keeps the same players from winning every time.

🎰 Run giveaways your players actually trust

Dynamic Raffle is a complete raffle & giveaway suite for QBCore and Qbox servers. Start a raffle in seconds, let players join with one command, and when you end it — the prize delivers itself. No staff handoffs, no “DM an admin to claim.”

🏆 The winner moment

The winner (and only the winner) gets a full-screen golden celebration overlay with animated confetti — a genuine “holy crap I won” moment that auto-dismisses after 15 seconds. Everyone else sees the server-wide announcement. Screenshot-bait for your Discord.

🎁 Four prize types, all auto-delivered

• 🚗 Vehicles — searchable dropdown of every vehicle on your server, inserted directly into the winner’s garage with keys
• 💰 Cash — any amount, bank or on-hand
• 📦 Items — searchable dropdown of your full item list + quantity
• 🎨 Custom — text prizes (VIP, custom plates, priority) for staff delivery

⚖️ Fair-draw engine (the reason to buy this one)

Players notice when the same person wins three weeks running. Dynamic Raffle ships three independent fairness layers:

• Fisher-Yates shuffled selection with multi-source RNG seeding — provably uniform draws
• Session cooldowns — winners sit out the next N draws (configurable)
• Persistent win cap — max X wins per rolling Y days, database-backed, survives restarts (default: 2 wins / 7 days)

Every layer is independently configurable or disableable, and each has automatic bypass logic so a draw can never get stuck.

🧰 One admin hub

/rafflemanage — start/end raffles, live participant list, full winner history with per-raffle entry lists, cooldown tracker, and editable preset prizes. Plus /startraffle, /endraffle, /raffleping, /rafflestatus shortcuts.

🔌 Built for YOUR stack

All garage / keys / money / inventory integration lives in one documented bridge file. Run okokGarage instead of jg? cd_garage? qs-vehiclekeys? Edit one function body — never touch core code. Ships pre-configured for jg-advancedgarages, qb-vehiclekeys/qbx_vehiclekeys (auto-detected), and ox_inventory.

⚡ Zero-friction install

• Framework auto-detected (QBCore or Qbox) — one zip, both frameworks
• Database table auto-creates on first start — no SQL to run
• Claude Code install prompt included — paste one block, done
• Auto-reminders on a configurable interval + manual /raffleping

📋 Dependencies

qb-core or qbx_core · ox_lib · oxmysql

📄 License

Strictly proprietary, licensed per server community. Modify freely for your own server — no sharing, redistribution, or resale in any form.

Every corner is a throne. Take one.

The entire map is drift territory — and your players will go to war over it.

Dynamic Drift Crews turns all of San Andreas into contested ground. Every named area in the game — Legion Square, Hawick, Mirror Park, Sandy Shores, ~85 in total — carries its own seasonal leaderboard. Drift anywhere; your run files under the area you're in, and crossing area lines mid-drift rolls it over seamlessly. Top an area's board and you're its King. Your crew's Kings claim districts. The crew holding the most districts rules as King of the Streets.

Zero setup. No zones to place, no coordinates, no blips cluttering the map. Install it and the whole city is live.

🎮 Scoring that feels like a drift game. Angle sweet spot, speed scaling, combo linking, and a risk/bank system — your current segment is always on the line until you land it clean. A live chase bar shows exactly how far you are from taking the corner, and flips hot when you're close.

👑 The rivalry runs itself. Dethroned Kings are notified the second their corner falls. Kings get a live warning when someone is running their spot at 80%+ of the record. Seasons roll monthly so boards never fossilize, and every run outcome gives the player feedback — record, personal best, or exactly why a run didn't count.

🛡️ Server-validated records — with drift evidence. The server doesn't take the client's word for it. On its own timer it reads each vehicle's heading and velocity and only credits score ceilings for time it watched the car actually sliding. On top of that: vehicle verified by netId (real entity, driver seat, model hash), server-clock timing, server-integrated movement ceilings, teleport detection, and NaN-proof input handling. Parked, cruising and flicking clients don't earn records — and what slips through gets flagged to your admins, your Discord, and any script listening.

🧰 Built for server owners who don't want tickets

• Admin suite: delete records, wipe players, ban/unban from the boards, pin a vehicle's board class, force-roll seasons — all in-game
• Vehicle classes resolved automatically: built-in table covering 486 vanilla cars, community voting for addon cars (one vote per license), admin pins override everything
• Discord webhooks (opt-in): new records, dethronings, crown changes, flagged runs
• Server events + read-only exports so your other resources can react to a new King, a dethrone, or a flagged cheater
• Built-in self-diagnostic (/ddc_test) reports the whole pipeline — include it in a ticket and support takes minutes
• Self-migrating database — updates upgrade their own schema at startup; import the SQL once, ever
• Crews-only mode (optional): no crew, no meter, no boards, server-enforced
• Standalone NUI, no external requests unless you enable webhooks, idles at near-zero cost

🏁 Feature list

• Whole-map coverage: every GTA named area (~85) is a leaderboard, zero setup
• Per-area, per-class, per-season boards with monthly auto-roll
• Crews: create / invite / kick / transfer / disband — corner → district → King of the Streets
• Live drift HUD with combo meter and beat-the-King chase bar
• Dethrone + "corner under attack" notifications
• Server-validated anti-cheat with server-observed drift evidence
• Admin suite incl. board bans and class pins
• Discord webhooks, server events, exports
• 486-car vanilla class table + addon voting
• Self-migrating DB schema — one-time SQL import
• Full config open: scoring feel, record floor, crew rules, seasons, districts
• QBCore + Qbox (qb-core compat) · ox_lib · oxmysql · game build 3258 tested

📋 Requirements

qb-core (or qbx_core via compatibility) · ox_lib · oxmysql

💬 Support

Discord ticket support. Include your /ddc_test output for fastest turnaround.

The real thing, not a jukebox.
Dynamic Decks puts an actual two-deck mixer in your venues: live scrolling waveforms, automatic BPM detection and beatgrids, one-press SYNC that locks and holds, pitch faders, sample-accurate loops (1/2/4/8), slip roll, hot cues, a full FX chain (echo, gate, flanger, reverb, filter), and KEY LOCK. Headphone split-cue and a booth microphone with music auto-duck round out the booth.

🎬 WATCH THE SHOWCASE — real two-deck mixing, live crowd requests →

Plays your music.
Load from the shared Server Library, personal per-DJ playlists (heart-save any loaded track), or any direct link to audio files you host. An original demo track ships in the box so a fresh install plays music immediately (delete one file to remove it). New: in-game track uploads — DJs upload MP3s at the deck and they join the Server Library live (HTTPS media address required — guide included). Waveforms, BPM, SYNC and loops work on everything you host — tracks play from a fully buffered local copy the moment analysis completes: instant seeks, no mid-track interruptions.

Your crowd is part of the show.
Players near the booth send requests from an in-game picker; the DJ sees them in the REQ panel and loads with one click.

Your venues, your sound.
/djplace a booth anywhere. /djzone and fly the room's corners to draw the audio zone — music fills it and fades naturally at the edges. A default booth ships working at the Vanilla Unicorn, so it's drag & drop: folder in resources, one ensure line, restart, and there's a functioning DJ booth playing music in your city.

Built like infrastructure.
0.00ms idle, ~0.03ms playing, ~3 MiB client memory. No database. No dependencies — auto-detects QBCore and Qbox, ox_target / qb-target / command fallback. Every setting in one commented config. Full documentation included, written for first-time server owners.

Support: Discord — https://discord.gg/v5C6Z2eE5U — include the BUILD-ID line from fxmanifest.lua and your transaction ID.

Run a living, breathing Italian restaurant on your server. Staff clock in, prep ingredients, cook across nine interactive stations, sell to real players at the register, and race delivery orders across the map — all with server-validated transactions.

🗺️ MLO-ready out of the box — coordinate presets included for Gabz’s Pizza This! and RedSaint’s 2025 Gas Station & Pizza. (MLOs sold separately.)

👨‍🍳 Crafting — 9 stations, 24 dishes

Pizza Prep · Prep Counter · Pizza Oven · Chopping Board · Mixer · Stove · Dessert Station · Bar · Coffee Maker

Every station opens an ox_lib menu with a LIVE ingredient checklist — players see ✅/❌ per ingredient pulled from their actual inventory before they commit. Timed progress bars with cooking animations. Every craft is validated server-side: ingredients checked, removed, and rewarded on the server. Nothing spoofable from the client.

Menu includes 5 pizzas, 5 pastas & mains, 3 desserts, 5 drinks, plus prep-chain items (dough, sauce, sliced toppings).

🛵 FoodDrive delivery system

An UberEats-style order board at the restaurant terminal. Staff view randomly generated orders showing required items (with live availability), the drop-off district, and the payout. Accept an order and:

• A branded delivery van spawns out back — keys granted automatically

• GPS route to the customer

• A customer NPC spawns at the destination when you arrive

• Distance-based pay: $ per mile, round trip — long hauls pay big

• Payouts are tracked SERVER-SIDE. Spoofed or replayed completion events pay nothing.

💵 Cash register — real player sales

Staff pick a nearby player, choose a dish from their inventory, set a price. The buyer gets a confirmation dialog — no money moves until they accept. Staff earn a configurable commission (default 20%) in cash; the rest flows to the business account. Inventory-full and race-condition guards included.

🏦 Business economy

Register sales and delivery commissions feed the society account. Boss-rank staff manage funds through your boss menu. Ingredients are business-supplied so the money loop is clean: revenue in from sales/deliveries, wages out.

🔌 Compatibility — bridged, not hardcoded

• Framework: QBCore or Qbox — auto-detected

• Inventory: ox_inventory or qb-inventory

• Banking: okokBanking / qb-banking / Renewed-Banking / qb-management

• Boss menu: qb-bossmenu / qbx_management / nass_bossmenu

• Notify: okokNotify / framework native / ox_lib

Every integration runs through a bridge layer. Switching is a one-line config change. Set it all to ‘auto’ and it configures itself.

📦 What you get

• 43 custom item icons (original artwork)

• Duty system, 2 job stashes, ingredient supply counter

• Consumables with hunger/thirst/stress, eating & drinking animations

• Copy-paste install files for QBCore and Qbox jobs + both inventories

• Full README with step-by-step installation

• Proprietary license — modify freely for your server, no resharing

⚙️ Requirements

Hard: ox_lib, oxmysql. One of each: qb-core/qbx_core · ox_inventory/qb-inventory · a supported banking resource · qb-target

🗺️ MLO compatibility — Gabz-ready

Ships with three coordinate presets, selected by a config switch:

• Gabz — Pizza This!
• RedSaint — 2025 Gas Station & Pizza
• The original build interior

Every zone, station, stash, and spawn point is a plain vector in the config, so repositioning for any other pizzeria MLO takes minutes. (No MLO files included — Gabz and RedSaint interiors are sold separately by their creators.)

Dynamic Scripts — built and battle-tested on a live roleplay server.

Every other lighting script gives you glowing props and a smoke puff. This one gives you a lighting rig — and the first fog system on the platform that actually hazes the room.

🎬 WATCH RAW, UNCUT IN-GAME FOOTAGE → — this rig and Dynamic Decks running a live club show together.

🌫️ NEW in v1.4 "Atmosphere": the Club Composite

Every fog script on the market spawns the same lonely nozzle puff. Ours is a three-layer system: the real machine jet at the nozzle, a cold-air floor layer rolling across the ground, and a hanging smoke bed stacked to ~5 feet — and it builds over ~20 seconds as the machine runs, exactly like hazing a real room. Per-machine HAZE fader on the desk, full RGB gel tinting, and network-synced so every player sees the same room. Built from field-verified ambient effects through weeks of engine research — the dead ends are why nobody else has this.

Honesty clause (we sell what exists): this is dense layered haze, not a solid volumetric wall — no FiveM script can do that; it's an engine limit. Ours gets closer than anything else shipping.

🎪 Nine fixture types

Place real fixtures anywhere — floor, ceiling, wall — with two-step aim placement: position the prop, then look where the light should hit. Live beam preview, done.

• Moving Heads (floor + ceiling rig) — sweeping club beams with real shadows
• Dot Light — multi-beam moving spotlight patterns (fan / sweep / circle)
• Laser (Beam Unit) — true visible lasers: tapered color beams with a glowing dot painted where each beam strikes
• Invisible Emitters (wash + laser) — the secret weapon: place one on any existing light fixture in your MLO and that fixture starts working
• Strobes (head unit + invisible blinder)
• Fog Machine — with the Club Composite room haze above

🎚️ The desk

An 8-channel draggable panel — power, gel, mode, DIM, AIM, PITCH, CONE, BEAMS, BPM, and per-machine HAZE — plus masters: ALL ON, BLACKOUT, STROBE ALL, BEAT ALL, SYNC COLOR and one-press SYNC. Every change syncs live to every player — two DJs can run the same board.

🎧 The Dynamic Decks expansion — better together, complete alone

Standalone, guaranteed. BPM mode runs a network-synced pulse grid that beat-matches any audio resource (xsound, renzu, custom); a public event lets any script drive full BEAT mode.

With Dynamic Decks v1.3.1+, lighting auto-upgrades — zero config, zero patches: BEAT mode locks to the track's actual beatgrid (no microphone guessing), one-press SYNC locks phase + tempo to the deck (pitch-fader aware), transitions ride through beat-matched blends, and both desks open at once (multi-panel NUI, decks ≥1.3.7). (Dynamic Decks sold separately — or save with the Dynamic Club Bundle.)

⚡ Measured performance — published, not claimed

resmon on a live 580-resource server: 0.01ms idle · a FULL SHOW — sweeping head, 4-beam laser, TWO room-hazing fog machines — 0.17ms. Every build is BUILD-ID stamped so the numbers are attributable to the exact build you're running.

🔬 The instruments ship with it

/djlightfog status|fx|nozzle — the same live audition and measurement tools we used to build the fog system, included so YOU can adapt it to custom machine props and any MLO in minutes. No other script ships its own instrumentation.

🏗️ Built like infrastructure

Server-authoritative state, per-job fixture locking, ace-gated admin, oxmysql persistence with self-healing migrations, exploit-guarded events, BUILD-ID stamped builds, and a ranged laser-pointer remover that works on fixtures 35m up a ceiling. Certified on QBCore and Qbox — installed and tested on both (QBCore on a fresh box with stock config, Qbox on a live nightly-use server) with identical performance figures on each. ESX and standalone are supported via the same auto-detection, not independently certified. Escrow-free config and fixture catalogue — add fixtures with zero code.

Two people, one club. The desk is a separate UI from the mixer, so one player can run lights while another works the booth — both broadcasting live to everyone in range. Job-synced, so your lighting op doesn’t need DJ permissions.

On the roadmap: DJ vs DJ battles on the Decks side, plus Show Control here (fixture groups, saved scenes, chases). Planned, not in today’s build. All v1.x updates are free to owners.

📦 What you get

Complete resource · 7-document support set: player guide, admin README, AI-agent install prompts (Claude Code), full troubleshooting guide with ticket template, changelog and roadmap.

⚙️ Requirements

FiveM (Cerulean). Optional: oxmysql (persistence) · ox_lib (menus — fallbacks included) · Dynamic Decks v1.3.1+ (beatgrid audio-reactive mode).

🔄 Updates

Free updates throughout v1.x. A future v2.0 major release will be a paid upgrade for existing owners at a reduced price — you'll never lose access to what you bought.

💬 Support

Documentation-first — the troubleshooting guide covers the common cases. Tickets through our Discord; include your framework and any F8 / server console errors. Keep your transaction ID, it's your proof of license.

Dynamic Scripts — built and battle-tested on a live roleplay server.

The complete club, in one purchase. Dynamic Decks — a real two-deck DJ mixer your whole server hears — plus Dynamic DJ Lighting, the placeable rig that locks to the beat of whatever's playing. Together they run the room: the DJ mixes, and the lights hit on the beat automatically.

🎬 WATCH DECKS — real two-deck mixing, live crowd requests →
🎬 WATCH LIGHTING — raw, uncut in-game footage →

$44.99 for both — versus $59.98 bought separately. You save $14.99 (25%).

🎧 Dynamic Decks — the mixer

Two synced decks with real 3-band EQ and full kills, vinyl pitch faders, waveforms with click-to-seek, Traktor-style SYNC matching tempo AND beat-phase, quantized loops, slip rolls, filter sweeps and echo-outs, and a platter you can grab, drag and brake like a record. The venue fills wall-to-wall like a house PA; outside, the street hears it roll off, pan and muffle through the walls. Place booths in-game with /djplace — no coordinates, ever. Booth mic with auto-duck, headphone cue, per-DJ playlists, and a. Plays audio files you host, a shared server track library, and per-DJ playlists — an original demo track ships in the box so there is music from the first restart.

💡 Dynamic DJ Lighting — the rig

Nine fixture types — moving heads, dot lights, true lasers with surface hit-dots, invisible emitters that make your MLO’s existing fixtures work, strobes, and the Club Composite fog: the platform’s first three-layer room haze, building over ~20 seconds with a per-machine HAZE fader and RGB gel tinting. Place fixtures by looking at the spot you want lit, with live beam preview. An 8-channel draggable desk with ALL ON, BLACKOUT, STROBE ALL, BEAT ALL, SYNC COLOR and SYNC masters, synced live to every player.

⚡ Why they're better together

Install both and the pairing is automatic — zero config, zero patches. Decks feeds the rig beatgrid-locked beats (lights hit ON the beat, identically for every player), live spectrum and BPM, bar boundaries for chases, and drop events with an 8-beat advance warning, so shows can build into the hit. Beat-match a transition and the rig rides straight through it. Both panels run side by side.

Two people, one club. Separate resources, separate UIs — one player can work the booth while another runs the lights, both broadcasting live to everyone in range. The desk is job-synced, so your lighting op doesn’t need DJ permissions and the DJ doesn’t have to babysit the rig mid-set.

On the roadmap: DJ vs DJ — two booths, two DJs, crossfading between them for battles. Planned, not in today’s build; listed so you know where this is going. All v1.x updates are free to owners.

Each resource also stands alone — the lighting rig beat-matches any audio script, and the mixer needs nothing else.

📦 What you get

Both complete resources, delivered instantly to your Cfx.re account · Both certified on QBCore and Qbox; ESX and standalone supported via auto-detection · full install guides for both, plus copy-paste AI-agent install prompts · troubleshooting docs · changelogs.

⚙️ Requirements

FiveM (Cerulean). Decks core needs nothing. Lighting optionally uses oxmysql for persistence and ox_lib for menus (fallbacks included).

🔄 Updates

Free updates throughout v1.x on both resources. A future v2.0 major release will be a paid upgrade for existing owners at a reduced price; you will never lose access to the version you bought.

💬 Support

Tickets through our Discord — include your framework and any F8 / server console errors. Keep your transaction ID, it's your proof of license for both resources.

Dynamic Scripts — built and battle-tested on a live roleplay server.

Every car on your server. One walkthrough. Zero spreadsheets.

Your server has hundreds of addon vehicles. Half were added by staff who left. Some are broken. Some are 200 MB monsters nobody drives. Somewhere in there are the cars your players actually love — and you can't tell which is which from a file list.

Dynamic Vehicle Audit spawns your entire fleet in front of you and lets you judge it like a car show. Walk the rows, press E to keep, Q to remove, and walk away with an executable pruning plan.

🚗 Two ways to review

Single mode — cars cycle one at a time in front of you. E keep, Q remove, Backspace to undo. Fastest solo flow.

Batch mode — draw a spawn zone point-by-point on any parking lot and the tool fills it with cars packed to their real measured footprints. Model names float overhead, the nearest car is outlined, labels turn green/red as you vote. Process the batch and the next wave drops automatically.

⚖️ Judge it as a team

Enable multiplayer and your whole staff votes together — auto-add everyone online or let them /vjoin. Live tallies above every car (2K 1R), per-judge name tags, majority rules, ties export to their own rewatch list. Vehicles are spawned server-side, so judges see everything and batch size is never limited by client entity budgets.

🔍 It knows things a screenshot never will

Every car in the setup panel is cross-referenced before you vote:

• Vote ledger (oxmysql) — every verdict saved permanently. Next session, one click on "Unvoted only" and you never re-review a car.
• Player ownership — pulled live from your garage table. Unowned + addon is a list of cars you can delete without a single player losing anything. Owned cars marked REMOVE trigger a loud refund warning.
• Asset weight — real yft+ytd disk footprint per model. Sort heaviest-first and watch removals free gigabytes (total shown at export).
• Pack / resource — filter to a single pack and audit it in isolation.
• Origin: vanilla / addon / replace — including replace-style packs that hide behind vanilla names and dodge every other audit method.
• Debadge flag — tag kept cars that need real-world branding stripped, exported as its own work list.

🧭 From votes to deleted folders

The included resource mapper (Python CLI) turns your remove list into an executable plan: which resource folders are safe to delete whole, which packs need specific models stripped (with exact lists), which remove-votes are vanilla cars needing a blacklist instead — plus bonus reports: duplicate archetypes (crash fuel), replace-style detection, per-model size index, and an ensure-chain reconcile that tells you what's on disk but never started.

💾 Built for real sessions

• Crash-proof — progress checkpoints after every decision. Game crash at car 600 of 800? /vresume puts you back on car 600.
• Skip anything into its own second-pass list.
• /vtest — diagnose exactly why any car won't spawn (missing files / not ensured / oversized / slow-loading).
• Copy-paste export panel plus timestamped txt files for every list.

⚙️ Requirements & compatibility

• Standalone core — works on any OneSync server.
• QBCore / Qbox — auto-detected, unlocks Type / Category / Dealership filters and ownership intelligence via your shared vehicles + garage table (table and column configurable).
• oxmysql (optional) — powers the permanent vote ledger and ownership scan. Without it, everything else still works.
• Recent server artifact (uses GetAllVehicleModels). Mapper CLI: Python 3, zero packages.

🧾 Honest limits

• This is a staff/dev tool — commands are not permission-gated; run audits on a dev server or gate access your way.
• The mapper only reads — it produces plans; deleting resources is your hand on the key (back up first, always).
• ESX garage ownership isn't parsed (ESX stores vehicles as JSON blobs); ownership intelligence is QB/Qbox-schema based.
• Asset size = disk footprint of stream files — the practical proxy for streaming memory, not a VRAM meter.
• Multiplayer judging requires OneSync (standard on modern servers).

🔄 Updates

Free updates throughout v1.x. A future v2.0 major release will be a paid upgrade for existing owners at a reduced price; you never lose access to the version you bought.

💬 Support

Tickets through our Discord — include your framework and any F8 / server console errors. Keep your transaction ID, it's your proof of license.

Dynamic Scripts — built and battle-tested on a live roleplay server.

Stop treating armor like a health potion.

Dynamic Armor replaces flat armor items with a plate-carrier system your players will build tactics around. Vests are the platform — ceramic plates are the protection, and managing them mid-fight is the gameplay.

🎽 Three tiers, three playstyles

• Civilian Vest — 30 armor, no plate slots. Simple protection for people who don't start wars.

• Black Market Vest — 25 base + 2 plate slots (75 max). For your criminals. Same base protection as PD — the difference is staying power.

• PD Ballistic Vest — 25 base + 3 plate slots (100 max). Job and grade gated.

💥 Plates break. Loudly.

Each plate soaks 25 damage, then shatters — a networked spark burst and dust puff off the chest that everyone nearby sees. Reading an enemy's plate breaks mid-fight becomes real intel. Broken plates drop into inventory as Damaged Plates — which are worth money.

🎯 The 2-plate rule (the whole point)

Players can only carry 2 intact plates — enforced server-side through ox_inventory hooks on every path: stashes, trunks, shops, ground pickups, player trades. Not weight-based, so it works identically no matter how your inventory is tuned. Result: crews stage plates in trunks, someone runs resupply under fire, and vehicle positioning suddenly matters in every shootout.

Inserting a plate takes 4 seconds, can be done mid-fight — and cancels if you take a hit. Cover first, plate second.

🔨 Blacksmith economy

A scrapyard ped repairs damaged plates for cash (1:1) or trades 3 damaged → 1 fresh for free. Post-fight cleanup becomes a loot phase: whoever polices the broken ceramic funds their next fight. Prices and ratio fully configurable.

👕 In-game admin clothing browser

No more hunting EUP drawable numbers. /armorstyle opens a live browser — arrow keys cycle every armor drawable/texture previewed on your own ped, press E to assign the current look to any vest. Per-gender saves, instant sync to all players, persists through restarts, zero config edits. Works with illenium-appearance, Qbox clothing, and any other clothing system (component-level, framework-agnostic).

🛡️ Built like it's going to be attacked

Because it is. Server-authoritative state with a full consume-first handshake: clients can't mint vests or plates by firing events, damaged-plate payouts are validated against server-seated counts, blacksmith transactions are distance- and amount-checked, and everything mid-action refunds on cancel, timeout, crash, or combat-log. Worn vests survive resource restarts (KVP persistence).

⚙️ Everything configurable

Armor values, slot counts, plate strength, carry cap, insert/equip timers, cancel-on-hit, break particles, repair price, trade ratio, job gates, command names. One config file.

📋 Requirements

qbx_core · ox_lib · ox_inventory · ox_target

📦 Included

Full resource · 5 custom item icons · ox_inventory item definitions · install guide (written for AI-assisted install via Claude Code) · admin + player documentation.

🔄 Updates

Free updates throughout v1.x. A future v2.0 major release will be a paid upgrade for existing owners at a reduced price; you never lose access to the version you bought.

💬 Support

Tickets through our Discord — include your framework and any F8 / server console errors. Keep your transaction ID, it's your proof of license.

Dynamic Scripts — built and battle-tested on a live roleplay server.

Turn every car meet into a light show.

Five installable underglow kits, a handheld remote UI, police-exclusive modes, and a Parked Mode that keeps the glow running after the engine's off — all synced to every player on the server and saved to the database.

🎨 Five kit types — right kit, right vehicle

• Motorcycle Kit — bikes & bicycles
• Automobile Kit — cars, SUVs, muscle, sports, vans
• Commercial Kit — semi trucks & industrial
• Trailer Kit — all trailer classes; syncs color & power with the towing truck
• Police Kit — emergency vehicles, job-locked, exclusive modes

Each kit is a usable inventory item. Sit in your vehicle, use the kit, watch the progress bar — installed. Uninstall returns the item.

📱 Handheld remote UI

• Draggable remote with a full color wheel — pick any color, live
• Three civilian animations: Rainbow Cycle, Dual Color Flow, Breathing
• Power toggle, saved per vehicle, restored on restart

🚔 Police underglow (separate kit, job-gated)

• Dedicated police remote with brightness control (10–100%)
• P1 red/blue alternating · P2 deep-blue pursuit glow · P3 static red-right / blue-left stealth mode
• Installs on fleet vehicles while on duty — no ownership required

🅿️ Parked Mode — built for car meets

Press one key: engine off, lights on. Walk away and your ride keeps glowing. Toggle from inside the car or within a few meters of it.

🔧 Under the hood

• QBCore & Qbox — auto-detected at startup, zero config
• ox_inventory native exports and qb-inventory support
• Server-authoritative: color/state validation, plate normalization, exploit-hardened sync events
• Truck ↔ trailer color and power synchronization
• Self-creating database table — no manual SQL required
• Locale system (English included, add your own)
• Performance-conscious: cached vehicle pool, distance-culled rendering, stale-data cleanup

📋 Requirements

ox_lib · oxmysql · QBCore or Qbox (qbx_core) · ox_inventory recommended (qb-inventory supported on QBCore)

⚠️ Honest limits

• GTA's native neon lighting cannot run with the engine off — Parked Mode automatically switches to a light-projection fallback, which looks slightly different from native neons.
• Qbox support is bridged and code-reviewed; live testing was performed on QBCore. Report any Qbox edge case and it gets priority.
• ESX is not supported.
• Item artwork (inventory icons) is not included.

📦 What you get

Full source — no escrow, no IP-lock. LICENSE.md, README with tiered install docs, changelog, and copy-paste inventory item definitions.

🔄 Updates

Free updates throughout v1.x. A future v2.0 major release will be a paid upgrade for existing owners at a reduced price; you never lose access to the version you bought.

💬 Support

Tickets through our Discord — include your framework and any F8 / server console errors. Keep your transaction ID, it's your proof of license.

Dynamic Scripts — built and battle-tested on a live roleplay server.