Scripts

Multicharacter, character creation, clothing, barber, tattoo and surgeon stores, outfits, job wardrobes and a spawn selector in one server-authoritative resource for Qbox, QBCore and ESX, with illenium-appearance compatibility.

One room for every character

Your characters stand in one penthouse, each at a spot of their own with its own animation, and the camera glides from one to the next as you browse. Every player previews in a private routing bucket, so nobody sees anyone else's ped, and the room is built underneath the loading screen so the hand-over has no black frame.

• Default slots per player, per-licence overrides and a hard ceiling, all in config.lua
• Extra slots granted from outside with exports.nbs_characters:SetSlots(identifier, count)
• Delete behind a typed confirmation; logout back to character select with a cooldown
• Scene and pose saved per character

Creation and the look editor

A new character gets an identity form, then a daylight creator with heritage, features, hair, face and apparel. Every edit shows on the ped the moment it is made while the server confirms it, and the server decides what each shop may change.

• Name, date of birth, nationality (list or free text), backstory and model, with age bounds and duplicate-name refusal
• Randomise and reset; camera presets, rotation and clothes-off toggles in stores
• Clothing tiles can show pictures made by the built-in capture studio, served from the resource or your own web host
• Tattoos priced per tattoo or by entry fee; hair fades; a blacklist for clothes only some jobs may wear

Stores, outfits and uniforms

Clothing, barber, tattoo and plastic surgeon stores in illenium-appearance's own config shape, opened by an E prompt, ox_target / qb-target, or a radial menu item. Checkout charges framework money, an ox_inventory item, or nothing.

• Personal wardrobe: save what you wear, update, delete, share by code, import a code, with a per-character limit
• Job and gang clothing rooms and outfits, player outfit rooms, boss-managed outfits with a boss screen
• /reloadskin, /clearstuckprops, /joboutfits, /gangoutfits, /bossmanagedoutfits, /pedmenu for admins
• Uniforms go on over the saved look and are never saved as it; a tracker cannot be taken off

Spawn selector and arrival

Choosing a character flies the camera out of the building to where they will spawn; the spawn screen previews each location live, then drops into the ped.

• "Where you left off" with a staleness notice, public locations, job- or ace-gated locations
• Six public locations on out of the box, all on the stock GTA map (no MLO needed): Legion Square, Pillbox Hill Medical, Sandy Shores, Paleto Bay, Vespucci Beach and LSIA Terminal
• A new character can spawn where they were created; the spawn screen can be skipped when only one place is available
• The arrival fades in only once the world is ready, with the NO BS HUD held hidden until then

Compatibility and migration

Answers as illenium-appearance and fivem-appearance (exports and events) unless a real one is running, plus qb-clothing, esx_skin and skinchanger events, so existing shops, job scripts and property resources keep working.

• Reads playerskins rows in the formats illenium, qb-clothing and fivem-appearance left behind
• /migrateskins converts old rows in place, with a dry run first
• Uses illenium's player_outfits, player_outfit_codes and management_outfits tables column for column
• Its own nbs_character_meta and nbs_character_slots tables; never alters framework tables

Built to fail safe

One request in flight at a time with bounded timeouts, a page heartbeat with watchdogs on both sides that release NUI focus if the interface dies, focus reclaimed if another resource drops it, and a start-up doctor that names conflicts and missing pieces in the server console.

• Opt-in join diagnostics to the server console (setr nbs_characters_diagnostics 1)
• Follows the colour the player picked in NO BS HUD, live; falls back to Config.Theme
• The page never turns a string into markup

Requirements. oxmysql and ox_lib. One framework: qbx_core, qb-core or es_extended (auto-detected). bob74_ipl with its Eclipse Towers apartment enabled for the character room. Optional: no-bs-hud-v3 (accent colour), ox_target or qb-target, a radial menu, ox_inventory for item payment, screencapture for the picture studio. Stop qb-multicharacter, qbx_multicharacter, esx_multicharacter, illenium-appearance, fivem-appearance, qb-clothing, esx_skin and skinchanger.

What you can edit. config.lua, config_scene.lua, config_spawns.lua, config_appearance.lua, config_blacklist.lua, config_outfits.lua, config_shops.lua, config_capture.lua, data/peds.lua, data/tattoos.lua, data/fades.lua, locales/en.lua, and the framework, storage, compatibility and migration bridges (server/bridge.lua, server/store.lua, server/compat.lua, server/compat_esx.lua, server/migrate.lua, client/compat.lua, client/compat_esx.lua). The shop, outfit, blacklist, ped and tattoo configs use illenium-appearance's keys, so an existing config pastes in.

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A full-screen boss menu for jobs and gangs - roster, hiring, finances, ranks, invoices, analytics and logs - with a customer card machine, duty tracking and Discord logging, on QBCore, Qbox, ESX or ND Core.

One page for the whole organisation

The menu opens from a ped or zone you place per job, or from /bossmenu. The roster stays on the left, the tab in the middle and the actions on the right, so a boss never loses sight of who is on shift.

• Overview: society balance, members online, employee of the week, invoices due, recent activity, and a "your access" list of what the player's grade may do
• Members: search the roster, hire by server id or identifier (offline hiring optional), promote, demote, pay a bonus or let someone go
• Ranks: the job's grade ladder with salaries and who holds each rank
• Q and E cycle the tabs, ESC closes

Society money and the ledger

Deposit into and withdraw from the society account with quick amounts, and read every movement on the ledger with the actor's name on it.

• Choose where society money lives: this resource's own table, or an adapter for qb-banking, okokBanking, crm-banking, wasabi_banking, esx_society, LGMods_Banking, p_banking or no-bs-banking
• Deposits, withdrawals, bonuses, invoice and tip revenue are all logged
• Grade thresholds per action, with per-job overrides

Card machine and invoices

An employee raises an invoice for a customer; the customer sees a card machine with the items, a tip choice and a signature acknowledgement, and pays by card or cash or declines.

• Tip presets and a maximum you set; tips go to the employee
• Invoices expire after a configurable time and show on the boss's debt list; a cancel callback is included, but the page has no cancel button yet
• Registers per job and a portable card machine item
• Note: this version ships the customer payment screen, the debt list and the invoice callbacks; the in-page invoice creation form is not included yet (invoices are raised through those callbacks, for example from a phone app)

Duty, analytics and logs

• /duty clocks shifts in and out; duty peds per job
• Analytics: duty hours per day, top employees, weekly totals and revenue, employee of the week by hours or revenue
• Every hire, fire, promotion, demotion and money movement is logged with actor, target and amount, with filters
• Discord embeds for the actions you choose

Bar Register for lawyers (with NO BS Wallet)

New in 1.6.0. With no-bs-wallet 1.3.0 or newer, the lawyer job's boss menu keeps the register of Bar Cards instead of City Hall (two lines in the wallet's config stop City Hall issuing them).

• Everyone who holds a Bar Card, with card number, status, who issued it and the dates
• Issue a card to an employee or someone standing with you, suspend it for a set number of days or revoke it (each with a reason picked from your list), or restore it
• Start the bar exam for someone standing with you; they sit it on their own screen and Issue checks the pass
• Grades per job and action (judges can be given view and revoke only); leaving the job destroys the card, and a revocation is binding
• Every action is checked on the server and written to the boss menu log

Admin tools and roster sync

• /clearjob and /cleargang wipe a business for an ownership transfer, with a dry-run preview, two-step confirmation, protected jobs and an optional JSON backup
• Hire, fire, promote and demote are mirrored into g-multijob, qbx_multijob, wasabi_multijob, jim-multijob, fs_multijob, Renewed-Multijob, cd_multijob or esx_multijobs
• Optional job guard (Qbox with g-multijob) stops fired staff swapping back in from the multijob menu
• Optional hook for your own police lockdown resource closes a locked-down business's boss menu

Requirements

ox_lib and oxmysql, ox_target or qb-target, and one of qbx_core, qb-core, es_extended or ND_Core (auto-detected). Optional: an inventory for the card machine item, a banking resource from the adapter list (society money works without one), a multi-job resource, no-bs-wallet 1.3.0 or newer for the Bar Register, no-bs-hud-v3 for the accent colour link. The supplied job table holds stock Qbox examples at stock locations; replace them with your own jobs and coordinates. The Bar Register's grades assume a five-grade lawyer ladder, so add grades to the stock lawyer job or lower the numbers.

What you can edit

config.lua (jobs and gangs, permissions, POS, tipping, analytics, webhook switches, the Bar Register, the optional modules), server/secrets.lua (webhook URL), the five framework bridges, the SQL file and the whole web/ interface, which also has a browser preview (index.html?demo=1). A changelog with upgrade notes comes with every version.

£20 one-time purchase, delivered to the account linked at checkout through asset escrow. Core Lua is protected. Configuration, integration bridges and supplied examples remain editable. Browser interface files such as HTML, CSS and JavaScript remain readable and are not encrypted.

A physical wallet and every card in it: ID, licences, staff cards, badge wallets, tickets and coupons as real inventory items backed by a server-side register, with a city hall, a theory test and an examined road test, a bar exam, penalty points and an admin panel. UK by default, US with one setting.

Cards are things you carry

Every card is an inventory item. The city hall puts it in your pockets; you open your wallet and add it. Take it out, show it, hand it over, throw the disposable ones away. Nothing appears in a wallet unless someone put it there.

• Wallet item with its own serial and 20 slots; a found wallet opens read-only in the finder's hands
• ID card, driving and other licences, staff card or badge wallet, business cards, tickets, coupons, bank card
• Show nearby, show to one person or hand over - the other player is picked from a list, never a typed id
• A revoked card is destroyed everywhere; a suspension is a stamp that lifts on its own
• Cards issued while you are offline or full wait and are delivered on your next load

City hall and driving school

Two clerks ship: the city hall for IDs, licences, staff cards, wallets, printers and a job centre, and a driving test centre with a theory test and a practical road test with an examiner in the passenger seat.

• Photo taken on the spot for the ID (screencapture), or a ped headshot without it
• Retake photo at the city hall with a keep / try again preview; no photo is taken in noclip, invisible, in a vehicle or mid-air; admins can retake or clear a photo
• Dates of birth read from any common format and any year from 1900 (also before 1970), from the usual charinfo fields or your own character creator through one config hook
• Provisional licence, theory test from a shuffled question bank, then a marked road test with speed zones, stops, lights and pedestrians; minor, serious and dangerous faults; car and motorcycle categories
• The road test is marked by the server: it watches the test car itself (route, speed, knocks, stops), so a modified client cannot pass without driving (needs OneSync, on by default)
• Bar exam and Bar Card for lawyers with a criminal-record check through your MDT - at the city hall, or run by the lawyer job from the NO BS Bossmenu Bar Register (1.6.0+) with two config lines
• Licence applications reviewed by an admin, renew and replace a lost card
• UK penalty points from roadside police, any fines script (one server event) or an export, mirrored to the lb-tablet MDT

Regions, staff cards and vouchers

Config.Region = 'uk' or 'us' switches every card design, wording, date and phone format, driving categories, question banks and which licences are offered. Staff cards need nothing typed. Businesses print their own tickets and coupons and every code is registered.

• Full UK and US card art, both included
• Staff card title and organisation from the config, role from the job grade, badge number from the callsign, phone number from your phone resource
• Ticket and coupon printers as items; job-locked printing; only that business can redeem; anything not in the register shows as FAKE
• Job desks where a boss issues or destroys a member's card

Police, admin and integrations

On-duty police check a licence, add points, suspend or revoke it from an ox_target option. The admin panel finds anyone by name or id and shows where every one of their cards is.

• Admin panel: lookup, issue, suspend, destroy, decide applications, card templates, the log
• Exports for other scripts: has licence, card on person, identity, points, vouchers, a licence register and exams sent away from a centre, and more
• Optional links to NO BS Banking (bank card in the wallet still works at ATMs), NO BS HUD, NO BS Bossmenu (boss checks, society pays, the Bar Register), NO BS Garage, nbs_dispatch, seven phone resources, three MDTs and the common vehicle-key scripts
• Optional Discord log webhook; character names only, never account names

Requirements

Qbox, QBCore or ESX (auto-detected, bridged). ox_lib and oxmysql required; ox_inventory required on Qbox and ESX (QBCore can fall back to framework items); ox_target optional (E-key prompt and commands without it); screencapture optional for the ID photo; OneSync (on by default) for the road test. Ten tables are created on first start. Remove qbx_idcard, qbx_cityhall and their items before the first start - the install guide walks through it.

What you can edit

config.lua, config_exams.lua (question banks) and config_driving.lua (test routes and marking), every string in locales/, server/secrets.lua (webhook and photo-storage tokens, blank by default), the three framework bridges, the item and picture set in install/, and the whole interface under web/.

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A garage, impound, insurance and fleet system with a full-screen interface and built-in road tax and insurance, for QBCore, Qbox and ESX.

What's new in 1.1.1

• Security fix for gang fleets: the server now works out each gang fleet limit from its own config, and a fleet slot is only freed when the vehicle is really returned at the gang's garage.
• Garages close together open the right garage: a helipad above or beside a car park no longer opens the wrong one. Automatic zones stay at their own height, overlapping zones are trimmed, and the server console warns about any overlap left in your config.

What's new in 1.1.0

• Garage zones instead of floor markers: drive into a garage and a prompt on the right says Store vehicle; on foot it says Pull vehicle out. The key is a binding players can change.
• Combination job garages: one garage, one blip per station where job members park their own cars and sign out job vehicles by rank. Nobody outside the job sees it.
• Third-eye Store vehicle inside a garage zone, for your own vehicle or a job vehicle of your job.
• Security fixes for 1.0.0 - updating is strongly recommended. Taking vehicles out, storing, keys, insurance claims and admin gives are now decided on the server.
• Stock example set-up: every supplied garage, fleet, rental and impound that ships switched on sits at a stock GTA location with stock Qbox jobs, gangs and vehicles, so nothing in the config depends on another server's map or add-ons. The changelog in the download lists exactly what to add or change when you update.

Garages of every kind

Walk or drive into a garage zone and press E. Public, job and gang garages store and retrieve owned vehicles; job and gang fleets hand out pre-set vehicles; rental depots hire them out for a price.

• Public garages with several spawn bays and a storing fee; job and gang garages locked to their group
• Fleets with model, livery, colours, extras and a minimum grade per vehicle, plus a customiser before the vehicle appears
• Rental garages that charge an inventory item you choose, such as black money or cash
• A per-gang cap on fleet vehicles with paid recovery from the gang's society account
• Combination job garages: personal parking and the job's vehicles in one place, locked to the job, vehicles above a player's rank shown as locked, optional on-duty rule and a cap per player

The vehicle page

Each vehicle shows its condition, fitted modifications, damage, paperwork and where it is, with the actions on the right.

• Fuel, engine and body condition saved and restored
• Transfer to another garage for a fee, or bring a vehicle here from wherever it is parked
• Seized vehicles appear disabled with the reason a police script recorded
• Search, Q / E tabs, ESC to close; the HUD accent colour is followed when no-bs-hud-v3 is running

Road tax and insurance, built in

Players tax and insure their vehicles from a tab in any garage. Prices are per day by vehicle category; terms are 1, 7 or 30 days with discounts.

• Three insurance tiers that cover a share of a lost-vehicle claim, with a cover-wait period against buy-then-claim
• Optional enforcement stops an untaxed or uninsured vehicle leaving the garage
• Status exported for police scripts; the whole system can be switched off

Impound, insurance claims and seizure

• Police and tow /impound with fine tiers and a time lock, plus a civilian depot fee and an optional restart "storm" impound
• Land, air and sea impound lots with their own release points
• Insurance claims recover a lost or destroyed vehicle for a fee scaled by the policy
• One services screen with Impound, Insurance and Seized sections

Items, sales and admin

• Fake plates from an item, installed and removed through ox_target
• Vehicle sales with a contract item: buyer id, price, confirmation, money and ownership move server-side
• Armoured vehicles per model, a drive-by toggle, an extras menu, house-garage exports and a 17mov Phone integration
• ACE-gated admin commands, store-delivery console commands and six Discord webhooks

Requirements

ox_lib, oxmysql and ox_target, plus one of qb-core, qbx_core or es_extended (which must start first). Optional: ox_inventory for the contract and fake plate items and for rental garages, a supported key system (qbx_vehiclekeys, qb-vehiclekeys, wasabi_carlock, qs-vehiclekeys), a fuel resource, no-bs-hud-v3, no-bs-ui (Horizon-style garage prompt), no-bs-bossmenu (gang fleet recovery fees). The supplied garage, fleet, gang, rental and combination job garage entries are ready-made examples at stock GTA locations with stock jobs, gangs and vehicles - no custom map or add-on vehicles needed; keep, move or replace them.

What you can edit

Config.lua (fees, tax and insurance, every location table, zones and prompt, combination job garages, markers, blips, armoured models, webhook switches), locales/en.lua (the player texts added in 1.1.0), server/secrets.lua (webhook URLs), the framework bridges, the 17mov integration files and the whole html/ interface.

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Street dealing run from a trap phone item: corner sales with a face-to-face haggle, drop-offs and bulk deals, buyer moods, a weekly payout to the top seller and prices and police alerts decided by the server, for Qbox, QBCore and ESX.

What's new in 2.5.0

2.5.0 is the first update since 1.0.0. It includes security fixes, a new haggle screen and a new trap phone. Replace the folder and copy your values into the new config.lua; your database tables are kept and upgraded on start. The CHANGELOG lists every setting that was added, removed or changed since 1.0.0.

• Security: every price, payout, robbery, buyer mood and haggle result is decided on the server, and police alerts are raised by the server only, once per stage, at the deal's position (the default stock qbx_police alert marks the seller)
• The Street Deal card: a new haggle screen for corner buyers with a live read of the buyer
• Knock-backs, buyer moods, buyer patience and voiced buyers (79 lines in 9 voices through xsound, with a text fallback)
• A new trap phone: lock screen, notifications, quick settings, dark mode, weekly and all-time rankings
• Automatic weekly payout to the top seller, queued if they are offline; nothing to claim
• Drop-offs and bulk deals with timed handovers, police paged at the site and offers that expire
• Rebalanced economy defaults (your own values are kept if you copy them over) and the stock Qbox drug items as the default products
• Discord logs for sales, drop-offs, bulk deals, weekly resets and admin actions, with webhook URLs kept out of the shared config

The trap phone

Using the trap_phone item opens a burner phone in the bottom-right corner of the screen. Everything starts from here.

• Home: pick a product, START / STOP TRAPPING, your Street Rep level and XP, the current job, this week's sales, your zone and the street heat
• Chat: drop-off and bulk offers arrive here to accept, decline or negotiate
• Ranks: this week's board and the all-time board with the reset countdown
• Menu: switch corner sales, drop-offs and bulk deals on and off
• Lock screen, notifications (also as a small peek while the phone is put away), quick settings, Do Not Disturb and dark mode
• Street heat shows DEAD / LOW / MED / HIGH: a police band, not a live head count

Corner sales and the Street Deal card

Sell on foot inside a selling zone. A buyer walks up from the pavement and you accept, haggle or decline from the third eye.

• Haggle on the Street Deal card: a slider from x0.60 to x2.00 of the asking price, a live read of the buyer in words (never a percentage) and two offers per buyer
• A first refusal is usually a knock-back; push too far and buyers walk, square up or pull a knife
• Hidden buyer moods change the price and the chance they talk to the police; an ignored buyer leaves and costs XP
• Keyboard control (A / D, the arrow keys or the mouse wheel, Enter, Esc); the card follows the no-bs-hud-v3 accent colour
• A "Where that went" toast after each sale explains the price
• Optional voiced buyers from the buyer's position through xsound; without it the line floats above the buyer

Drop-offs and bulk deals

• Drop-off offers arrive in Chat every 90-180 seconds with product, amount, price and a named location; negotiate, accept or decline
• Follow the GPS, the contact appears when you get close, and the handover is a 30-second bar at the site; half of handovers page the police
• Bulk deals from Street Rep level 5, with at least 25 of the product and 2 police on duty: 10-25 units, one offer every 30 minutes
• Accepting a bulk deal tips the police off, and the handover cannot start until 60 seconds after you accepted

Progression and the weekly cycle

• 10 XP per sale and 100 levels; the rep level adds a little to every price and unlocks products and bulk deals
• Quiet streets: with fewer than 2 police on duty, pay and XP fall
• Every 7 days the top seller gets £10,000 of dirty cash and 500 XP automatically, paid at their next login if they are offline
• Weekly and all-time boards on the phone, plus a laptop prop in the world showing this week's top 10

Police and integrations

• On-duty police needed to sell (Config.MinPolice, 1 by default), checked when an offer is made and again when the deal is done
• Qbox counts every on-duty leo job; QBCore and ESX use Config.PoliceJobs
• Police alerts: the stock Qbox qbx_police alert by default (it marks the seller), or nbs_dispatch, cd_dispatch, rcore_dispatch or lb-phone, which point at the deal itself
• Optional hooks for an evidence resource, op-crime turf loyalty, a double-XP multiplier and a gang-rep event

Requirements

ox_lib, ox_inventory, ox_target and oxmysql, plus one of qbx_core, qb-core or es_extended (detected at start); qb-target can draw the options instead of ox_target. Add the trap_phone item and picture from install/. The products ship as the stock Qbox drug items; rename the keys in Config.Drugs to use your own. On a stock Qbox server, switch off qbx_drugs' corner selling first. Optional: xsound for voiced buyers, a supported dispatch resource, no-bs-hud-v3. The voice pack adds about 24 MB to every client's download; the README explains how to remove it.

What you can edit

config.lua (products, zones, prices, police rules, haggling, offers, the weekly payout, integrations), every message the scripts send in locales/, server/secrets.lua (webhook URLs, or use server convars), the framework, inventory, target, notification and dispatch bridges, client/phone_exports.lua (public exports), the SQL and item files, and the whole html/ folder (the trap phone, the Street Deal card and the voice clips).

£20 one-time purchase, delivered to the account linked at checkout through asset escrow. Core Lua is protected. Configuration, translations, integration bridges and supplied examples remain editable. Browser interface files such as HTML, CSS and JavaScript remain readable and are not encrypted.

A gunplay overhaul - per-weapon recoil and sway, durability and jamming, injury and drug effects, headshot and damage tuning, combat stamina, carry limits - with a clean on-screen weapon readout, for QBCore, Qbox and ESX.

What's new in 2.0.1

• Every single tap kicks now, zoomed or not (most tapped shots used to get no recoil); full auto keeps the same rhythm as before.
• Zoomed recoil climbs about the same as unzoomed, so zooming in no longer softens the kick. Config.Recoil.zoom sets it: kick (default), block (no scroll-wheel zoom on normal guns while aiming) or off, with a multiplier for zoomed kicks.
• Recoil works straight after a resource restart with a gun already in hand.
• /gunplay_recoiltest for admins logs the next 10 kicks to F8, so you can see the recoil your settings give.

What's new in 2.0.0

• Free update for 1.0.0 owners on the same Cfx.re asset: download it again from your Cfx.re account. The upgrade steps are in the included CHANGELOG.
• Recoil stays when zoomed: the scroll-wheel zoom no longer removes the kick. It is the same at every zoom step; first person is unchanged.
• A simple ammo counter by default: a bullets icon with the clip over the reserve, no panel. The full weapon panel is one config line away (readoutStyle = 'horizon'). Both step aside while no-bs-hud or no-bs-hud-v3 runs.
• Players move and size the readout with /ammohud: drag it, resize with the mouse wheel, saved per player. You set the default spot, size and size range.
• No more 9999 on the stun gun: weapons with no real ammo (stun guns, extinguisher, jerry cans, gadgets) show no ammo numbers.
• Ready for any server: the shipped config profiles GTA's own weapons and uses the script's own drug items (supplied in install/items.lua); add your add-on guns with the example at the top of the file.
• Security fixes for 1.0.0 - updating is strongly recommended. Drug use, overdoses, weapon condition, repairs, gun oil and the Discord reports are now decided on the server.

Handling that rewards aiming

Every weapon gets its own recoil and sway, and the way a player is doing changes how the gun behaves.

• Camera recoil per weapon, the same at every scroll-wheel zoom step; aim sway per weapon, off while zoomed in or scoped
• Aim-down-sights required to shoot, with cover fire blockable
• First-person-only shooting in vehicles with driver restrictions
• External multiplier exports so a gym or fitness script can improve a player's handling

Weapons that wear

• Condition lost per shot, per weapon, kept and checked by the server; an immune list for tool weapons
• Broken weapons cannot fire until repaired: admin command, optional repair items and a server export
• Weapons with a jam chance can jam; press R to clear it (or an optional skill check), and gun oil halves the chance for a while
• Global firearm damage scale, per-weapon modifiers (shipped for GTA's own weapons; add your add-on guns), headshot tiers with a global bonus, and a melee damage table
• Melee blocked while swimming; a warning while qbx_recoils is still installed, to avoid double recoil

Injury, drugs and stamina

• Recoil, sway, accuracy and movement penalties below a health threshold, with a critical state
• Morphine and oxy with durations and cooldowns; weed strains, cocaine and meth as consumables with their own items, plus switched-off example entries for a separate drug resource. The server removes the item and decides every effect; cooldowns survive a reconnect
• Overdose debuffs on rapid use, then a lock-out
• Combat stamina drains with combat actions and slows attacks and jumps when low (melee damage scaling is optional and off in the shipped config), with a fitness callback
• GTA's own health regeneration can be switched off (off in the shipped config)

On-screen readout and carry limits

• A simple ammo counter by default (bullets icon, clip over reserve, colour in the config), or a panel with weapon name, ammo type, clip / reserve, carried total, a condition strip and BROKEN / JAMMED / OILED chips
• Players move and size the readout with /ammohud, saved per player; the default spot, size and size range are in the config
• Effect chips with timers for active drugs, drug cooldowns, overdose, injury and gun oil; notifications through no-bs-hud-v3, ox_lib, the framework, this overlay, or none
• When no-bs-hud or no-bs-hud-v3 is running the readout and chips move into the HUD and this overlay stays empty; the page only takes the mouse while a player is moving the readout
• Server-side ox_inventory hooks cap how many of a listed item a player can carry, buy or craft, and keep it out of bags; the table is in config.lua and exported

Requirements

ox_lib and one of qbx_core, qb-core or es_extended (auto-detected). ox_inventory is recommended for the drug items, gun oil and carry limits. Remove qbx_recoils (it would double the recoil). Optional: no-bs-hud / no-bs-hud-v3, no-bs-gym. ox_inventory item definitions for the drugs and gun oil are supplied (install/items.lua); rename them to match your own items. Optional Discord webhook for headshot kills, overdoses and admin repairs.

What you can edit

config.lua (every system, the weapon table, the drug table and the carry limits), locales/*.lua (the messages, in UK English), server/secrets.lua (webhook URL), the three framework bridge files, client/recoil.lua (readable because of its third-party credit), install/items.lua and the whole html/ overlay.

£20 one-time purchase, delivered to the account linked at checkout through asset escrow. Core Lua is protected. Configuration, translations, integration bridges and supplied examples remain editable. Browser interface files such as HTML, CSS and JavaScript remain readable and are not encrypted.

A replacement skin for the ox_lib and ox_target interfaces - notifications, text UI, progress, context menus, dialogs, list and radial menus, skill check and the target eye - in the NO BS HUD look. One manifest line per resource; their Lua stays stock.

One look for everything ox_lib draws

ox_lib and ox_target draw their interfaces in their own NUI pages. NO BS UI is a replacement page that speaks the same message protocol, so scripts keep calling lib.notify, lib.inputDialog, lib.progressBar, exports.ox_target:addBoxZone and the rest exactly as before, and every one of them comes out as dark square slats, an accent stripe, skewed chips and Barlow Condensed.

• Notifications, text UI with key chips, progress bar and circle
• Context menu with a metadata panel, input dialog with every field type, alert dialog
• Keyboard list menu, radial menu with paging, skill check, clipboard
• ox_target's eye, option list and connector lines
• Plain HTML, CSS and JavaScript: no build step, no CDN, nothing fetched from the internet

Notifications that behave

A script that spams forty messages must not cover the screen. Eight stacks, a per-corner limit with a queue, a counter for identical messages, in-place updates for notifications with an id, and a whitelist for the style tables scripts send.

• top, top-right, top-left, bottom, bottom-right, bottom-left, center-right, center-left
• With NO BS HUD running the stacks sit clear of its info block, minimap and speedometer
• Font Awesome Free 6.7 icons as inline SVG, loaded on first use
• Text is never turned into markup

Dialogs, menus and the radial

The input dialog draws its own select, multi-select, slider, colour picker, calendar, date range and time widgets in the same design language, and posts exactly the values ox_lib's Lua expects. The radial never has fewer than six wedges, pages when there are more items than fit, and the number keys pick a wedge.

• Every callback payload and its timing follow the vendor page (documented per interface in PROTOCOL.md)
• Deliberate differences are listed, with the reason, in the README
• Layout in 1920 x 1080 pixels scaled to the player's screen; ultrawide hugs the real edges

Install, check, extend

Two install methods: one ui_page line per resource, or copy the pages into the vendor resource (required for ox_target 1.18+ with NUI callback strict mode). On every start the server console says whether each vendor resource is applied and, if not, the exact line to change; nobsui runs the check again.

• Every setting in one plain config.js; the look in three plain stylesheets
• A plugins.js extension point for forks that send extra messages
• Idle cost zero: no timers, animation frames or observers while nothing is on screen
• Rollback is putting the vendor line back

Requirements. ox_lib 3.32 - 3.38 (message protocol verified; a newer version prints a note in the console and should be checked in game before players see it) and / or ox_target 1.17.x; ox_target 1.18 and newer needs the copy-in install method. Any framework, or none. Optional: no-bs-hud-v3 for the live accent colour and the HUD-aware notification position. Not affiliated with, or endorsed by, Overextended / CommunityOx; ox_lib and ox_target are not included.

What you can edit. web/shared/config.js (accent, scale, positions, durations, limits, behaviour switches, locale fallbacks), web/shared/tokens.css, web/lib/lib.css, web/target/target.css, web/shared/plugins.js, and both Lua files (client.lua, server.lua), which are readable.

£20 one-time purchase, delivered to the account linked at checkout through asset escrow. Nothing in this resource is encrypted: both Lua files and every HTML, CSS and JavaScript file stay readable and editable; escrow ties it to the server keys on the buying account. This product contains no ox_lib or ox_target code; those resources stay under their own licences in your own copies, and the one manifest line you change is in them, not here.

An original dispatch for police and EMS: a control-room tablet on a satellite map, a compact call card for patrol, unit groups, a shared plan you can draw on, alert tones with dispatcher voice lines and a panic button. Accepts the alert events of cd_dispatch, ps-dispatch and rcore_dispatch, so scripts that send them keep alerting.

Control room on a live map

Open the tablet and see the incident queue, the selected dispatch and every unit on a satellite map of San Andreas. Respond, set GPS, add notes, assign units, or close the call for everyone as a dispatcher.

• Queue with priority filter, "my calls" and search by code, location or plate
• Call detail with description, vehicle / plate, camera / weapon, responding units and an incident log
• Map pins for calls, markers with callsigns for units, zoom / pan / centre / whole island
• Dispatcher mode by grade or ACE: sees everything; patrols see their own calls while a dispatcher is on
• Unit roster with status, callsign, radio channel and group

Shared incident plan and groups

Everyone working a call shares one drawing layer on the map, and dispatchers can organise units into groups and send a whole group to a call.

• Draw in three colours, undo your own strokes, clear the plan for the call
• Create groups, add or release units, assign a group to the selected call
• Unit settings: callsign, status, dispatcher mode, mute my tones

Compact card for patrol

A small card with the current call and the same controls, placed where you want it and driven from the keyboard while you drive.

• Shows by itself when a unit goes on duty, and comes back after the tablet, the pause menu or a revive
• /dispatchsmall or a key turns it on or off, and the choice is remembered
• One press of F6 opens the tablet from the card
• Respond, previous / next, delete from your own queue with configurable keys
• /dispatchmove to drag, resize and save it
• Card and tablet sizes from 60 % to 160 % per player, from sliders in UNIT SETTINGS or /dispatchscale
• Blips for calls (with optional radius); calls clear themselves after a set lifetime

Live emergency-services GPS

Every on-duty unit sees every other on-duty unit on the minimap and the pause map, moving live rather than jumping every few seconds.

• Police (stock Qbox police, bcso and sasp) in blue, ambulance in green, all configurable
• Small icons for on foot, car, bike, helicopter, plane and boat, upright by default (or turned to the heading), labelled with callsign and name
• Every marker moves every frame: nearby units sit on their real position, units further away get a server update every 250 ms and are carried on along their speed in between
• Police and ambulance share the GPS; the tablet roster stays per department
• Works alongside qbx_police: its duty blips are replaced for dispatch units, so there are no duplicates

Keys, exports and radial

• Changeable key bindings for the call card, move / resize, panic and share location, unbound until each player sets them
• Client exports for the card, tablet, respond, next / previous call, size and panic
• Optional ox_lib radial entry for on-duty units: call card on / off, open tablet, respond, panic

Alerts, panic and phone

Alert tones per priority with dispatcher voice callouts, played only to the unit receiving the call; a panic button heard by everyone nearby; and an emergency app inside the player's phone.

• Priority 1 / 2 / 3 tones, voice lines for priority and panic; loudness-matched with a limiter
• /panic: priority-1 call at the unit's position plus a distance-faded alarm for players nearby, with its own title, blip text and optional voice line per service (police and ambulance; the shipped ambulance panic has no voice line)
• Automatic "Person down" calls for the ambulance service when a player goes down (qbx_medical out of the box), and qbx_ambulancejob's G and Emergency Button reach dispatch
• No false shots-fired calls: thrown balls, snowballs, extinguishers, stun guns, flares and your paintball / airsoft guns never count; no-alert zones and routing buckets for arenas
• /911, /911ems, /311 civilian reports; /reply answers the caller; /dispatchping shares a position
• Emergency app for lb-phone and 17mov_Phone with text-message replies
• Presets and events for cd_dispatch / ps-dispatch / rcore_dispatch style scripts, so existing jobs that send those events keep alerting
• Reports sent from a player's game are checked on the server: never a panic call, priority 1 only from on-duty units, placed at the sender, short plain text and a per-player rate limit. Your server scripts keep full control

Requirements

OneSync. Runs with QBCore, Qbox (qbx_core), ESX or standalone (ACE), detected automatically. The shipped config uses stock Qbox's police jobs (police, bcso, sasp) and ambulance; add your own job names in config.lua. Optional: lb-phone or 17mov_Phone for the emergency app, ox_lib for the radial entry, no-bs-hud-v3 for the accent colour. No database. Replaces cd_dispatch, ps-dispatch or rcore_dispatch (it answers their events, so run only one dispatch).

What you can edit

config.lua (jobs, grades, groups, keys, lifetimes, sounds, panic, civilian commands, phone, call card, sizes, GPS colours and icons, radial entry), locales.lua and web/locales.js, shared/normalize.lua, shared/presets.lua and shared/filters.lua (payload mapping, preset alerts and alert filters), server/bridge.lua (identity), the phone adapters, client/compat.lua (compatibility exports), client/radial.lua (radial entry) and the accent link. The board, card and phone page under web/ are plain HTML, CSS and JavaScript.

£20 one-time purchase, delivered to the account linked at checkout through asset escrow. Core Lua is protected. Configuration, translations, integration bridges and supplied examples remain editable. Browser interface files such as HTML, CSS and JavaScript remain readable and are not encrypted.

A complete HUD for Qbox, QBCore, ESX Legacy and standalone servers: info block, status, a map inside a compass ring, six speedometers with a helm and a flight deck, and a settings panel where every player drags, scales and colours their own layout.

Includes NO BS Map

Buying the HUD also gets you NO BS Map, delivered as a second resource on the same purchase: a flat 2D map for the radar and pause map with all 946 postcode numbers painted on it, and a built-in /postcode 711 command that sets the waypoint to the number you see. The HUD reads its postcodes for the location display. Both resources work on their own; use the map, the HUD or both.

Everything on screen, nothing you do not need

Top right: clock, weather and date, cash and bank, job with on/off duty and server id, waypoint name, distance and progress, with notifications stacking beneath. Bottom left: the map inside a compass ring that turns with the camera, the location display above it, and a zone chip when a script pushes one. Beside the map: voice chip, health and armour, food, water and stress. Anything your server cannot feed simply leaves without a gap.

• Location display in two looks: CLASSIC (street, crossing, area, postcode) or DISPATCH (postcode, direction, next postcode ahead)
• Health and armour in four styles: bars, stacked, icons or line; needs tiles turn red and play a synthesised warning at 25 and 5
• Sprint bar on foot, red edge flash on damage, a recoil crosshair that kicks with every round while aiming
• Postcodes from no-bs-map or nearest-postal, weather text with a derived temperature, 12/24 h clock, any currency symbol
• Hides itself in the pause menu, in cinematic mode, on the character screen and whenever another script asks it to

Six speedometers, a helm and a flight deck

Every player picks a dial in /hud and it swaps live. Boats get a helm and aircraft a flight deck instead of the car dial, unless the player prefers their own everywhere.

• Rev Ring, Half Arc, Needle, Twin Dial, Rev Bar and Shift Lights, with revs, gear, fuel, engine state, seatbelt, lights, speed limiter, odometer, vehicle name and plate
• MPH or KMH per player; waypoint distance follows the unit
• Helm: compass card following the boat's own heading, knots, depth sounder that goes amber and red in shallow water
• Flight deck: attitude ball with pitch and roll, airspeed, height above ground, climb rate, landing gear chip on planes that have one
• Electric vehicles show a bolt and D / R / N instead of gear numbers

A map inside the compass ring

By default the HUD draws the map itself inside the ring from the tiles that ship with it and keeps the game's radar off. The game's blips, waypoint and GPS route are read from the game and redrawn upright at one size, long-range blips pinned to the rim. If you would rather keep the game's own radar, builtin mode makes it round and keeps it under the ring.

• Page map zooms between on-foot and in-vehicle distances (480 m and 720 m across by default, configurable) and follows the ring wherever a player drags it
• Round or square frame per player, with a sliding compass strip for the square one
• Builtin mode: runtime mask texture, no streamed assets, one-off calibration command with on-screen guidance
• Show the map always or only in vehicles; detects known radar scripts and steps aside with one warning

Every player sets up their own HUD

/hud opens a panel that applies live. Choices are kept per player in the browser store and mirrored in the client key-value store, so they survive a cleared cache.

• EDIT LAYOUT: drag every cluster anywhere, scale each one with the wheel or a corner grip, hide with the eye, snap to edges and to each other, nudge with the arrows, double-click to reset one; the weapon block has its own frame, docked in the driver corner until a player drags it out
• One UI scale for the whole HUD with small, compact and large presets
• Six accent presets or any custom colour; green, amber and red always keep their meaning
• Weapon block in two looks: New (picture, name, a pip per round, condition) or Simple (clip over reserve); weapons without real ammo, such as stun guns, never show a number
• Per-element switches, radio tag mode, cinematic mode, warning volume; server defaults for the main choices, and a reset that returns to them
• The accent colour is exported (GetAccent, event no-bs-hud:accent) so your other interfaces can wear it

Talks to the scripts you already run

Detected on start and again whenever a resource starts or stops; nothing has to be edited for the common cases.

• Framework bridges for Qbox, QBCore and ESX Legacy, plus standalone; readable bridge files, a template for your own
• Voice: pma-voice and saltychat. Fuel: ox_fuel, Renewed-Fuel, LegacyFuel, cdn-fuel, ps-fuel, lc_fuel, okokGasStation, ti_fuel, x-fuel, BigDaddy-Fuel, lj-fuel, qb-fuel, a hook, or the game's own level
• Seatbelt built in (key, state bag, stay-in-seat) or shown from qbx_seatbelt, qb-smallresources, no-bs-seatbeltsystem and similar; odometer from jg-vehiclemileage; weapon pictures and spare rounds from ox_inventory
• Push API for other resources: zone chip, now-playing tag, condition pills, weapon override, speed limiter, and notifications that accept ox_lib-style payloads; an OpenLayout export opens Edit layout on one part
• Reason-tracked hide API (SetHidden / SetVisible with a reason, /hudstatus names whoever forgot to clear theirs); no-bs-gunplay's events understood as they are

Requirements

A current FiveM server build with lua54 (the manifest sets it). No other dependencies: no ox_lib, no database, no server-side data. Frameworks are optional: Qbox, QBCore or ESX Legacy are detected if present, otherwise the HUD runs standalone without money, job and needs. Voice, fuel, seatbelt, inventory and odometer scripts are all optional and auto-detected. ox_inventory is only needed for weapon pictures and inventory-counted reserves; another inventory's image path can be configured.

Editable files

config/config.lua (every option), config/hooks.lua (downed check, custom fuel, engine status, who may open /hud), locales/en.lua (every text of the script and the page; copy it for another language) and bridge/*.lua (the framework bridges, with standalone.lua as the template for your own) stay readable and editable. Documentation ships in docs/.

£30 one-time purchase for both resources (NO BS HUD and NO BS Map), delivered to the account linked at checkout through asset escrow. The HUD's core Lua is protected; nothing in NO BS Map is encrypted. Configuration, translations, integration bridges and supplied examples remain editable. Browser interface files such as HTML, CSS and JavaScript remain readable and are not encrypted.

A gym and fitness system: five muscle groups trained on real machines with a minigame for every rep, small real benefits that fade without training, memberships, a personal trainer job, challenges, items, a fitness watch, a gym desk and a free phone app that works with lb-phone, for Qbox, QBCore and ESX.

Machines and rep minigames

14 exercises. The default gym, Muscle Sands on Vespucci Beach (vanilla map), has 12 of them on 23 machines. Use a machine to start a set.

• Bench press, squats, pull-ups, sit-ups, barbell and dumbbell curls, push-ups, muscle flex, jogging, jump rope, treadmill, boxing, yoga and meditation
• Eight motions on one rep strip: press, pull, squat, curl, running cadence, breathing, boxing combos and skipping
• Keyboard only, so a minigame never takes the mouse; difficulty follows the player's fitness and X stops the set
• Miss a treadmill rep and you are thrown off the back of the belt (can be switched off)
• The treadmill and boxing bag are in example gyms that ship switched off (laid out for custom map interiors, so set your own coordinates); add your own gyms and MLOs in config_gyms.lua

Fitness that does something

Each clean rep adds fitness to the muscle groups that exercise trains: arms, legs, core, back and lungs.

• Lungs raise the stamina cap, legs raise sprint speed, arms add punch damage (checked by the server), and overall fitness takes up to 15 % off incoming damage
• With no-bs-gunplay: up to -20 % recoil and -25 % sway at full arms and core
• A muscle group not trained for 24 hours slowly loses fitness
• Long sets or bailing out of a set can cause a minor or major injury or fatigue; an injured muscle group cannot be trained until it heals
• Yoga and meditation lower stress (Qbox and QBCore stress metadata, ESX through an event you choose)

Memberships, shop and items

• Day Pass £30 (24 hours), Silver £110 (7 days, +10 % gains), Gold £300 (30 days, +20 % gains, 15 % off the shop, trainer sessions can be free)
• Buy your tier again to extend it, buy a better one to upgrade; a cheaper pass never replaces a better one
• Six items: steroids, protein shake, creatine, muscle cream, medicine and heat pack; the effect lands only after the inventory has used the item up
• A front-desk shop and PT stock for trainers, with optional finite stock and a wholesaler (off by default)
• With no-bs-bossmenu or no-bs-banking, membership, shop and session money goes to the gym's society account less a configurable tax
• An example job-only police gym (off by default; laid out for a custom police-station interior, so set your own coordinates)

Personal trainers

Trainers work the pt job and run paid sessions.

• The trainer offers a session to a nearby player and sets the price per minute (£10-£60 by default) and the length (5-15 minutes)
• The customer accepts on a card and pays, or uses the Gold pass; a session gives x1.5 gains
• Both see the time left on the fitness watch and as a no-bs-hud-v3 status pill
• One tip card when the session ends, shown once the current set has finished
• Trainers can sell their PT stock hand to hand (the customer must accept), and players can ask for a trainer from the desk or the phone
• Trainer commission when the gym has a society account

Challenges, desk, watch and phone

• Daily and weekly challenges with money, item or fitness rewards, and top 10 leaderboards for fitness and workouts
• Gym desk in the NO BS Horizon style: BODY (a vector body map, front and back, male and female), MEMBERSHIP, SHOP, CHALLENGES, TRAINERS, and STOCK for the manager
• Fitness watch (/fitness): fitness ring, the five muscle groups, status chips, and heart rate and rep count during a set; it never takes the mouse
• Works with lb-phone: the MyfitnessMate app, free in the package, with TODAY, BODY, GOALS, TRAINERS and PASS tabs; items are never sold in the app
• Optional Discord logs for memberships, sessions and hand sales, restocks and severe steroid addiction

Requirements

OneSync (the resource will not start without it), ox_lib and oxmysql. Qbox, QBCore or ESX, detected at start; standalone uses ACEs for jobs and takes no money until you wire it. A trainer job named pt must be added to your framework's jobs: merge install/jobs_qb.lua into qbx_core/shared/jobs.lua (Qbox) or qb-core/shared/jobs.lua (QBCore), or run install/esx.sql (ESX); grade 0 is a trainer, grade 1 and up the gym's manager. Add the six items and pictures from install/. Optional: ox_inventory (recommended), ox_target or qb-target, no-bs-hud-v3, no-bs-gunplay, no-bs-bossmenu or no-bs-banking, lb-phone. Seven tables are created on first start.

What you can edit

The config/ files (gyms and machines, exercises, minigames, items, memberships, challenges, trainers, society and tax, webhook switches), every string in locales/, server/secrets.lua (webhook URLs), the Qbox, QBCore, ESX and standalone bridges, the SQL file, install/ (items, pictures and the pt job) and the whole web/ folder.

£20 one-time purchase, delivered to the account linked at checkout through asset escrow. Core Lua is protected. Configuration, translations, integration bridges and supplied examples remain editable. Browser interface files such as HTML, CSS and JavaScript remain readable and are not encrypted.

A taxi job with server-issued NPC fares and player bookings, a UK meter, a council top-up wage, XP to level 50, ratings, VIP clients, challenges and a dispatch tablet, plus a free phone app that works with lb-phone, for Qbox, QBCore and ESX.

NPC fares

The dispatcher offers a fare on a card. Accept with Y, drive to the pickup, the passenger gets in, drive them to the drop-off and get paid.

• Standard fares, express fares with a time limit (level 3, opt in), VIP clients (level 10 and a 4.5 rating; they refuse a dirty or damaged cab) and off-books runs paid in black_money (level 8)
• Ride events: flat tyre, engine failure, roadside robbery and change of destination, plus ambushes at the pickup or drop-off (never on VIP fares)
• Clock in at the depot and the server spawns your cab at a free bay with keys and a full tank; anyone can drive by default, or require the taxi job
• Every accepted fare can end: ABANDON JOB, Return Cab, Clock Out, a pickup deadline and a watchdog if the cab is gone or the driver is down or away from it

Player bookings

A player types /calltaxi or uses the phone app, and the nearest free drivers get the call.

• Before booking the passenger sees how many cabs are free and the ETA, never a driver's name or distance
• The call goes to the 3 nearest free drivers within 2.5 km, then the next 3, up to 3 rounds
• Once accepted, the passenger sees the driver's first name, the plate, the ETA and a blip on the cab
• At the end the passenger pays from a dialog: bank or cash, a tip and a star rating; the balance is checked first and never goes negative

Meter and pay

• UK meter: £3.80 flag fall, £2.20 a mile and £0.35 a minute, or a flat £10, or time only; fares in whole pounds
• The server measures distance and time itself; the meter strip only shows them, in three positions (/taximeter)
• Council top-up: the council pays the difference between the street fare and a per-minute wage for the time the fare really needs (Config.CitySubsidy, can be switched off)
• 20 paid fares per rolling hour, cooldowns, an abandon cooldown, a pickup deadline and an overtime limit, all in the config

Progression

• XP to level 50 (capped per ride), a weighted rating, the VIP unlock and the Dynasty at level 15
• Daily and weekly challenges with XP and cash
• Today, week and all-time rankings

Dispatch tablet and phone app

The Dispatch tablet (F5 or /taxiduty) in the NO BS Horizon style: SHIFT, CALLS, PROGRESS, RANKINGS, SETTINGS, and WASH when the wash is on.

• Also on screen: the job card, the meter strip, the call-a-cab dialog, the booking pill and the pay-your-fare dialog
• Q / E switch tabs, Esc closes; the HUD hides while the tablet is open and it follows the /hud accent colour
• Closes on death or last stand and never keeps the mouse; every key is a FiveM key mapping players can rebind
• Works with lb-phone: the bundled "LS Cabs" app, free in the package, with DRIVE (clock in and out, accept fares and bookings, the live fare) and RIDE (book a cab, follow it, rate the driver)
• 17mov_Phone gets the same app; npwd gets notifications

Extras

• Optional money wash on rides (off by default), with police and robbery risks
• Police alerts for off-books runs and the wash, sent by the server: NO BS Dispatch, cd_dispatch, ps-dispatch, rcore_dispatch, qbx_police or a built-in alert to on-duty police
• Optional taxi_receipt item after each paid NPC fare (off by default)
• no-bs-hud-v3 toasts and accent, optional no-bs-logs staff audit, and /taxiadmin for staff

Requirements

OneSync (the resource will not start without it), ox_lib and oxmysql. Qbox, QBCore or ESX, detected at start; with no framework it runs standalone and logs payouts instead of paying them. Keep sv_entityLockdown at its default, inactive: strict and relaxed block NPC passengers. Remove qbx_taxijob or qb-taxijob first. Optional: ox_inventory (off-books black_money, the receipt item), ox_target, no-bs-hud-v3, a dispatch resource, a vehicle keys resource, lb-phone, 17mov_Phone or npwd. Five tables are created on first start.

What you can edit

The config/ files (brand, depot, vehicles, passenger spots, fares, council wage, missions, security numbers, phone), every string in locales/ including the phone app, the Qbox, QBCore, ESX and standalone bridges, client/phone_exports.lua and server/exports.lua, the SQL file, the receipt item in install/, and the whole web/ folder including the phone app.

£20 one-time purchase, delivered to the account linked at checkout through asset escrow. Core Lua is protected. Configuration, translations, integration bridges and supplied examples remain editable. Browser interface files such as HTML, CSS and JavaScript remain readable and are not encrypted.

[description:29 challenges for your next robbery, repair or roleplay moment. One standalone toolkit. One unmistakable NO-BS style.]

29 challenges. One unmistakable style.

Give every interaction a different kind of pressure. Memory, logic, precision and action challenges share a sharp pink-and-cyan interface.

• 29 playable modules in one resource.
• Three difficulty levels to suit the moment.
• Keyboard and mouse controls with clear objectives.

Keep your nerve. Hit your mark.

Turn an ordinary interaction into a timing test. Catch the target, set each pin and keep the run alive.

• Compact gameplay panels keep the challenge readable.
• Timers and strikes make every attempt count.
• Sound and motion settings let players adjust the presentation.

Think it through. Make the connection.

Reroute circuits, match terminals and solve spatial puzzles. Mix mechanical skill with a little problem solving.

• Logic, memory and perception challenges broaden your interactions.
• Briefings before play explain the task without crowding the board.
• Consistent results let your own scripts decide what happens next.

A practice space for your players.

Let players explore the catalogue before the pressure is on. Choose a module and difficulty from the practice interface.

• Practice catalogue with a laptop presentation.
• Configurable laptop locations for your server.
• Optional inventory item with an editable ox_inventory adapter and example.

Your scripts. Your rules.

The client API is standalone and requires no framework. Launch challenges from your own resources; your server handles rewards, permissions and authoritative validation. Jobs, robberies and economy rewards are not bundled.

Installation instructions, documented exports and integration examples are included.

Protected core. Editable configuration.

£15 one-time purchase, delivered to the account linked at checkout through asset escrow. Core Lua is protected. Configuration, translations, the inventory adapter and examples remain editable. NUI HTML, CSS and JavaScript gameplay modules remain readable and are not encrypted.

Images show the local browser preview. Contact NO-BS Scripts support for setup help.

[description:Your crew. Your channel. A walkie-talkie interface with personal quick channels, government callsigns and controls that fit your screen.]

Stay on the same frequency.

Put the controls where they belong: inside a radio handset. Tune your channel, check who is connected and get back to the moment.

• Open from your inventory using the included radio item setup.
• Personal quick channels, favourites and recent connections.
• Volume and mute controls within easy reach.
• Live members and speaking indicators show who is on air.

A clear identity for every unit.

Give emergency services the details they need, while keeping civilian radios simple.

• Government-only callsigns for configured jobs such as police and EMS.
• Editable display names shown alongside unit callsigns.
• Server-authorized channel access with configurable restricted bands.
• Job-aware quick channels keep restricted presets out of civilian lists.

Your screen. Your layout.

Make room for your existing HUD. Move the radio elements separately and choose a comfortable interface size.

• Move the handset, members and compact HUD from radio settings.
• Adjustable interface scale makes controls easier to read.
• Compact channel display stays available with the handset closed.
• Saved positions keep your preferred arrangement on this device.

Choose your sound. Set your style.

Give transmissions their own character with selectable radio clicks and configurable transmit animations.

• Three radio sound presets with previews in settings.
• Separate connect and disconnect sounds provide clear feedback.
• Transmit animation selection includes an off option.
• Configurable animation definitions let server owners choose supported poses.

Ready for your server.

Requires OneSync and pma-voice. The default inventory item uses ox_inventory. QBCore, Qbox, ESX and standalone integration options are included; dependencies are not bundled.

Installation instructions, item examples and developer API documentation are supplied.

Protected core. Editable configuration.

£15 one-time purchase, delivered to the account linked at checkout through asset escrow. Core Lua is protected. Configuration, translations, the server integration bridge and item examples remain editable. NUI HTML, CSS, JavaScript, audio and fonts are not encrypted.

Images show the local interface demo; preview voice and members are simulated. Contact NO-BS Scripts support for setup help.

Give your police, ambulance, fire and highway crews total control of the road. Place genuine UK road signs, cones and barriers from a clean, modern menu — and watch NPC traffic actually respond.

✨ Why BS Prop Placer?

55 genuine UK props — signs, cones, barriers & diversions across 7 categories

NPC traffic that obeys — close a road and cars stop; set a speed limit and they slow down

Smooth, precise placement — ghost preview, rotate, ground-snap, drop

Drop-in for QBCore, Qbox & ESX

0.00ms idle · server-authoritative · no database

🚧 Features

The catalogue

55 high-quality UK road models — Warning, Prohibitory, Speed, Mandatory, Stop, Information & Traffic (cones / barriers / diversions)

Searchable, category-tabbed menu in a clean British-blue UI

Placement that feels right

Translucent ghost preview follows your aim and snaps to the ground

Scroll = distance · Q/E = rotate · left-click to place

Live closure/zone radius while placing, with an on-ground preview disc

Place & pickup animations

Real traffic control

🛑 Road closures — flagged props halt approaching NPC traffic (they brake & wait — not deleted). Optional one-tap despawn if you'd rather clear them.

🐢 Speed zones — 20/30/40/50/60/70 signs cap nearby NPC vehicles to the posted limit

✅ Players are never affected — only ambient GTA traffic

Built for servers

🔒 Job-restricted (police / ambulance / fire by default — fully configurable)

🎯 Pickup via ox_target / qb-target

⏱️ Configurable auto-delete timer keeps the map clean

🛠️ Admin /clearprops wipes everything instantly

🔁 Synced to every player in real time

Optimised & secure

Flat 0.00ms at idle — no wasteful loops

Server-authoritative: model whitelist, per-player caps, distance & job re-checks — cheat-resistant

No database required

📦 Buy your way

Package What you get

🔵 Full Bundle (best value) — [PRICE] The script + all 55 UK prop models, ready to drop in

⚙️ Script Only — [PRICE] The Prop Placer resource (use with the prop pack or your own models)

🚧 Prop Pack Only — [PRICE] The 55 custom UK sign / cone / barrier models

🧩 Compatibility & Requirements

✅ QBCore · Qbox · ESX (auto-detect — or standalone)

✅ ox_target or qb-target (for pickup)

✅ Recent FiveM artifact

❌ No database · ❌ no ox_lib required

📚 Includes

Self-contained resource (props bundled in the Full Bundle)

Fully-commented config.lua — jobs, timers, closures, speed zones, prop list

README + step-by-step install guide

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A money laundering system with quick street washes, cash contracts, banding, a timed laundry machine with optional opening hours, police raids and rankings on one full-screen page, with every payout decided by the server, for Qbox, QBCore and ESX.

What's new in 2.1.0

Free for everyone who bought 1.0.0: 2.1.0 is delivered to the same Cfx.re asset, so download it from your Cfx.re portal (Granted Assets). It includes security fixes for 1.0.0, one of them a free-money exploit, so updating is strongly recommended. Replace the folder and copy your values into the new config.lua: every 1.0.0 key still exists and the database tables are the same, so running washes, rep and the leaderboard carry over.

• Security: the server now decides and checks every payout, contract offer, timer and cooldown; quick washes, banding, loading, collecting and police wipes need the player at the right spot for the full time, and a laundry wash can only pay once
• The Wash: a new full-screen page with OVERVIEW, STREET, MACHINE and RANKINGS tabs, plus a small pill for contract and wipe timers
• Optional laundry opening hours with a named timezone (Config.BigWashHours, off by default)
• Contract offers you can accept, decline or let expire, and a running job can be abandoned at any time
• Police alerts sent by the server, several police jobs, an on-duty rule, a raid cooldown and a wipe radius
• npwd phone notifications, vehicle keys for the contract car, no-bs-hud-v3 toasts and Discord logs with character names
• Rebalanced defaults tuned on a live server (laundry from level 15, a 12-hour cycle, contracts £5,000-£25,000); values you copy across from your old config win
• The Discord webhook URL moves to a server-only file
• Example positions on the standard GTA map, so no custom map or MLO is needed: the laundry door is at Vinewood Video and one counting station ships, so add your own wherever you want them
• A full "Upgrading from 1.0.0" list in CHANGELOG.md: every config key added, every default changed, files and one-off steps

Four ways to wash

Players start small at a street contact and work up to the laundry.

• Quick wash: up to £1,000 of dirty cash after a 15-second hand-over, then the contact lays low for 15 minutes; one contact spot for the whole server, moved every 60 minutes
• Cash contracts worth £5,000-£25,000 (never more than the dirty cash you hold): a car, a drop-off and a timer, with ambush and police-alert chances in the config
• Banding: £5,000 of dirty cash into one banded note at a counting station
• The laundry, from level 15: load 5-20 bands, wait 12 hours and collect at the laptop or the machine for a 15-20 % fee
• One contract per 30 minutes and one laundry wash per character at a time by default

Opening hours for the laundry

Optional and off by default: switch on Config.BigWashHours and the machine only takes bands inside your window, so nobody runs big washes at 4am. The supplied example is 19:00-00:00 UK time.

• Pick a timezone by name (summer time handled), a fixed offset such as UTC+2, or the server's own clock
• Set your own open and close times; the window may cross midnight, and enabled = false removes the hours
• Optional: close collecting and the laundry door outside the hours too
• The MACHINE tab shows CLOSED and when it opens; the server's clock decides, not the player's

Reputation and rankings

• 42 rep per £1,000 from quick washes, banding and contracts; level = rep / 1,000
• Fees fall with level, from 35 % at level 0 to 15 % at level 35 (Config.FeeTiers)
• Top 10 by total washed and your own rank on the RANKINGS tab, with character names
• /washrep, /washstats and /washleaderboard work from anywhere

The Wash

One full-screen page in the NO BS Horizon style, opened from the contact and from the machine and laptop in the laundry.

• OVERVIEW (level, fee ladder, dirty cash, bands, total washed, rank), STREET (quick wash and contract offer), MACHINE (load, cycle, collect) and RANKINGS
• Q / E switch tabs, Esc closes
• A small pill shows the timer and distance during a contract or a police wipe
• Closes itself on death or last stand and never keeps the mouse; the HUD hides while it is open and the page follows the no-bs-hud-v3 accent colour

Police raids and alerts

• On-duty officers in Config.PoliceJobs at the raid grade or higher breach the laundry door, hack the laptop and start a 10-minute wipe
• The officer must stay within 5 m of the laptop; a finished wipe destroys every wash in a machine and starts a 30-minute cooldown that survives a restart
• Raid minigames: the ox_lib skill check and nbs_minigames "memory" by default, tgg-minigames as an option
• Police alerts sent by the server through NO BS Dispatch, the cd / ps / rcore dispatch events or qbx_police
• Phone notifications through lb-phone, qs-smartphone, 17mov_Phone or npwd, and optional Discord logs for washes, contracts, deposits, collections, raids and admin commands

Requirements

OneSync, ox_lib, ox_inventory, ox_target and oxmysql, plus one of qbx_core, qb-core or es_extended (detected at start). The laundry needs bob74_ipl (or another IPL loader) for the counterfeit-cash factory interior; quick washes and contracts run without it. Add the banded_notes item and picture from install/. Optional: nbs_minigames or tgg-minigames, no-bs-hud-v3, qbx_vehiclekeys, wasabi_carlock or qs-vehiclekeys, a supported dispatch or phone resource. Two tables are created on first start.

What you can edit

config.lua (every setting, including opening hours, fees, contracts, police rules and webhook switches), every player-facing string in locales/, server/secrets.lua (the Discord webhook URL), server/webhook.lua (how the embeds look), the framework, phone, dispatch and vehicle-key bridges, install/items.lua, sql/install.sql and the whole web/ page.

£20 one-time purchase, delivered to the account linked at checkout through asset escrow. Core Lua is protected. Configuration, translations, integration bridges and supplied examples remain editable. Browser interface files such as HTML, CSS and JavaScript remain readable and are not encrypted.

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A bank and ATM system with its own full-screen interface: PIN-protected cash machines, savings, loans with a credit score, shared and society accounts, debit cards and a stolen-card flow, on QBCore, Qbox or ESX.

Bank counter and statement

Every character gets a personal account with an account number, sort code and card number, backed by the framework's bank balance so the rest of your server keeps working. The counter opens on Deposit with recent activity underneath, and the full statement sits under History.

• Deposit, withdraw, transfer to an account number, or QuickPay an online player from a list
• Statement with money-in / money-out / transfer / loan / savings / card filters and a search box
• Q and E cycle the tabs, ESC closes; the ATM keypad also takes the number keys
• Every money move is checked and written on the server; the page only sends the request

Cash machines with a PIN

Using an ATM inserts the debit card and asks for the PIN on a keypad. The PIN is checked on the server against a salted SHA-256 hash; wrong entries count towards the block limit you set.

• Card required for ATMs unless you switch it off (Config.DebitCard)
• Configurable PIN length, attempt limit and whether the ATM asks at all
• A blocked card is unblocked at any bank counter
• A card belonging to someone else opens a limited machine: marked money up to your cap, on a cooldown, with a chance the bank locks the card, and an alert to its own Discord webhook

Savings, loans and credit

Money moves between the current account and savings, which pays interest on a timer. Loans are tiered by a 300-850 credit score with repayments taken automatically.

• Credit tiers set the maximum loan and rate; missed payments extend the term, lump sums and early payoff are supported
• Exports let shops and other scripts adjust the score
• Business loans for societies, repaid from the Business tab, with defaults rolling onto the boss

Shared and society accounts

Players open shared accounts from the bank and manage who can do what; jobs and gangs get society accounts automatically.

• Add and remove members, with per-member deposit / withdraw / transfer / history / member-management permissions
• Society accounts follow the boss grades you set per job and prune members who leave
• Optional hooks for a police restriction script of your own (Config.Restrictions, off by default): blocked operations are refused and shown as a banner

Server-side safety and logging

• Every money callback re-checks the player's position against the bank and ATM lists you configure
• The main money actions run one at a time per character and only credit the other side once the debit is proven, so a modified client firing parallel requests cannot create money; shared-account rights belong to members only
• Discord webhooks per action with per-action routing and on/off switches, URLs kept in a server-only file
• Tables are created and migrated automatically; a reference schema and a wasabi_banking migration are included

Requirements

ox_lib, oxmysql, ox_target and ox_inventory, plus one of qbx_core, qb-core or es_extended (auto-detected). Optional: no-bs-hud-v3 for the accent colour link, and no-bs-wallet (a debit card kept in the wallet still works at ATMs). The debit card is an inventory item you add (example definitions included); the stolen-card payout item must exist in your inventory or the feature can be turned off.

What you can edit

config.lua (locations, ATM models, card and theft rules, savings, loans, business loans, permissions, webhook switches), server/secrets.lua (PIN salt and webhook URLs), the three framework bridges, the SQL files and the whole web/ interface.

£20 one-time purchase, delivered to the account linked at checkout through asset escrow. Core Lua is protected. Configuration, integration bridges and supplied examples remain editable. Browser interface files such as HTML, CSS and JavaScript remain readable and are not encrypted.

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