Game Documentation

Chat & Roleplay

Proximity-aware chat: distance-based hearing, whispers, low/quiet talk, shouting, OOC, roleplay actions, Weazel News adverts, and admin broadcasts.

• Plain chat is only heard by nearby players - distance depends on the chat type used.
• /me and /do post roleplay-styled action/description text instead of speech; /sme is a /me that only floats over your head.
• /b, /ooc, or /o marks a message as out-of-character.

Voice Chat

Proximity + radio voice chat on top of FiveM native voice.

• Hold the talk key to speak to nearby players; hold the radio key while a radio item is equipped to talk on the radio channel.
• Cycle whisper / normal / shout with the mode key - it only affects local proximity voice, not radio.
• Tune your radio with /changefreq. You need a radio item in your loadout to tune or talk, and frequencies take one decimal place (e.g. 911.2).

Phone

Character phone - calls, messages, contacts, email, bank, PayBuddy, businesses, websites, social media, weather, photo sharing, ID and licences. Each character has their own number and their own phone.

• Press J to open/close your phone. Each character gets their own phone number automatically.
• Swipe down from the top for Control Centre (airplane mode, do not disturb, flashlight, AirDrop, brightness, volume), and drag down on the home screen for search.
• The lock screen has its own wallpaper and up to three widgets you choose - set both in Settings > Lock Screen.
• The phone can be charged from a vehicle, and its battery can be removed/taken (e.g. to stop someone being reachable).
• Dialing 911 or 311 raises a dispatch call instead of ringing a normal number - see MDC / Dispatch below.

Phone Apps

What each app on the phone does.

• Mail - in-game email. You get a personal address automatically, plus a work address for each faction an admin has given a domain (e.g. [email protected]). all@<domain> reaches everyone in that faction. Nothing leaves the game.
• Business - the directory of player-run businesses. Discover lists every business with Open now, ratings, Hiring badges and their specials and events; follow them, message them (anyone working there can answer), review them and apply for jobs. Work shows where you work and your Wages (payroll and job earnings - move them to your bank), and lets you start your own business ($25,000) with its own balance, staff, applications and posts.
• PayBuddy - send and request money. Charge builds a request from your saved Catalog products or custom lines, sent to a name, number, player ID or someone Nearby, with an expiry and an optional daily/weekly repeat, paid into your bank or a business you work at. Pay shows what you have been asked to pay and sends money straight to someone. History shows everything.
• Eyefind - search the Los Santos web. Rent a domain (.ls, .com, .net, .org, .biz) by the day and build a website on it with the block editor - banners, text, images, menus/price lists, buttons and contact details. Lapsed domains go offline and are held for you for 3 days before anyone else can take them. Auto-renew charges one day at a time.
• Weather - the current in-game weather with temperatures for Los Santos, Sandy Shores, Paleto Bay and more, and an hourly forecast. Switch times between the game clock and your own.
• Lifeinvader - the social network. Pick a username, then post (with photos from the phone camera), share 24-hour stories, add friends, like and comment, #hashtag and @mention people.
• Bank - balance, transfers and savings Spaces. You can pay someone by phone number OR by their player ID, and the app shows you who you are about to pay before you send. Quick Pay under Contacts pays someone you are already looking at.
• Snapmatic - photo sharing. Open the camera to aim and take a real in-game photo, then post it with a caption. Like and comment on other posts.
• Wallet - your ID card and licences. Take a photo for your ID with the phone camera, then AirDrop it to someone standing next to you to show them who you are.
• Anon - anonymous group chats joined with a 5-digit code; members see aliases, never numbers.
• Events - player-run events: car meets, parties, openings, races. Host one where you are standing (pick the day, start time, length and an optional cover photo), browse what is coming up, tap I'm going to get a reminder 15 minutes before and when it starts, and route to it on your map. Staff can post Official events, which are pinned and announced to everyone.

Phone Camera & AirDrop

Taking photos with the phone, and sharing things with people next to you.

• Open the camera from Snapmatic, or from Wallet to take your ID photo. The phone goes away and you get a viewfinder.
• Aim with the mouse, scroll to zoom, E to flip between rear and selfie, left click or Enter to take the photo, Escape to cancel.
• AirDrop only reaches players within about 8 metres, and only those who have AirDrop switched on in Control Centre.
• Sharing your ID shows the other person your card. If they have not already given you an alias, your name is added to their nametag automatically.
• Sharing a contact asks the other person to accept before it is saved. Your own card at the top of Contacts shares your number.

MDC / Dispatch

Mobile Data Computer for LSPD, LSSD, EMS and DOC: records, 911 dispatch, units, radar and ALPR, tickets, and the encrypted-radio gate.

• Open the MDC with F6 or /mdc. Which departments you see depends on the faction you are clocked on with.
• Being on an active unit is what unlocks MDC records and the encrypted radio frequencies.
• Anyone can dial 911 or 311 from the phone to report an emergency - it raises a dispatch call here.
• LEO vehicles have front and rear radar antennas plus ALPR; lock a reading with O or /radarlock.
• Tickets issued from the MDC are paid at a ticket payment point.

Police (LEO)

LEO job tools: cuffing, search & seize, CAD-sourced charges and jail, fines, impound, and ALPR plate lookups.

• Every command below requires being clocked into a police department job, on duty, with the department/rank permission for that action - see CAD / Dispatch above for clocking in and unit status.
• Booking (/book) and ticketing (/fine) both open the same CAD charge sheet to pick charges; booking also jails the suspect, a ticket only bills the fine.
• A suspect must be cuffed before you can search, book, or move them in/out of a vehicle.
• On-duty LSPD and LSSD can tow a vehicle with /towvehicle (see Mechanic) - no offer is sent and the owner is not charged.
• You cannot use any police action while you are cuffed or downed yourself.

EMS & Medical

Downed players, CPR, carrying bodies, ambulance transport and hospital respawn.

• A downed player can be revived by EMS, or given CPR by anyone to buy them time.
• Anyone can carry a downed or dead body - not just EMS - so a friend can drag you out of the road.
• EMS load patients into an ambulance and drop them off at a hospital.
• A player who bleeds out respawns at a hospital, leaving a searchable body behind where they fell.

Prison (DOC)

DOC prison: booking desk, sentences, prisoner lockers, laundry job, and the stamp economy. Booking and jailing used to live in the police resource and now live here.

• A cuffed prisoner is booked at the booking desk inside the station, not with a command - an officer uses the desk to apply charges and a sentence.
• Booked prisoners are sent to the prison drop-off point, and their belongings go into the Front Desk lockers until release.
• Inmates can work the laundry job - collect dirty laundry, run it through a washing machine, and hand it in at the drop-off - to earn stamps.
• Stamps are the prison currency: spend them at the stamp shop, or with the sentence reduction NPC to cut time off your sentence.
• Check your remaining time at any point with /sentence.
• Prisoners cannot leave: anyone who ends up well outside the prison while serving a sentence is returned automatically. Staff should release a prisoner with /releaseprisoner rather than teleporting them out.
• If you are downed and bleed out while serving a sentence, you wake up inside the prison, not at a hospital.

Properties

Ownable and rentable properties with private interior copies, garages, keys and furniture.

• Each property has its own private copy of its interior, so two owners of the same building never share a room.
• Owners can give keys to other players, park in the property garage where one exists, and furnish the interior from a furniture store.
• A property safe is lockable and keeps its contents separate from your own inventory.
• Apartment buildings: use the building entrance to see which apartments are for sale or rent, or type an apartment number to take the lift to its floor. Buy or rent at the apartment's door in the hallway.
• Apartment garages are used from the building entrance (Apartments -> My Apartments) - cars can't reach the hallway.
• Walk-in garages: where an admin has made one available, the owner can buy it for $150,000 in Manage -> Walk-in Garage. Walk in from inside the property, or drive in at its garage entrance - your car is parked for you. Get in a parked car and start the engine to drive out.

Gang Imports

Gang import system: import contact NPCs owned by a gang, orders paid in cash and shipping power, sea drops at set spots, packed crates, and rival intimidation intel.

• An import NPC takes orders only from the gang that owns it. Orders cost cash plus shipping power, which a gang earns by selling to NPC buyers.
• A shipment lands at a drop spot by sea after a delay - you are told the spot by name (e.g. "Paleto Cove") and have to go and collect the crate.
• Rival gangs can buy intel on where and when a shipment is landing, so a drop is not necessarily safe.

Gang Territories

The map is split into sections. Illegal factions claim a section by controlling the NPC buyers inside it.

• Every NPC buyer (chop seller, drug dealer, cash dealer) has a weekly control board. The gang on 50+ there is its Controlling Gang - see the Leaderboard tab when you sell.
• The gang that controls the most buyers in a section holds that territory. A tie, or no controlled buyers, leaves it unclaimed. Import NPCs do not count.
• Control boards reset every Monday at 00:00, so territories do too.
• Gang members are told when their gang takes or loses a territory, and everyone sees who holds a section when they walk into it.

Robberies

Robbery suite: shop register takes, packed-cash dealers, money laundering, ATM robbery, and Fleeca bank vaults.

• Shop registers, ATMs, and bank vaults are all robbed the same way: target it directly (/takecash for a shop register) to get Packed Cash - each refills on its own after a cooldown once robbed.
• Packed Cash isn't spendable yet: sell it to a Cash Dealer NPC first to convert it into Marked Money, then launder that through a washing machine to finally get Clean Cash.

Freelance Jobs

No-application jobs anyone can work: duty-gated Garbage Collection and Bus Driver, and standalone item-driven Oil Mining.

• Garbage Collection: clock in at a job clockpoint like any other syrqxcore_factions job, then collect bags at pickup points and sell them at a truck.
• Oil Mining: not duty-gated - anyone carrying a mining drill can use it inside a marked field zone at any time, then sell barrels at a sell point.
• Bus Driver: clock in, take a bus from the job garage and drive the route shown on your GPS. Stop at each marker to let passengers on and off - you are paid per stop and per passenger dropped off, plus a bonus for finishing the route. A new route starts automatically.
• All jobs pay out per unit (bags, barrels, stops), configurable live per-job by an admin without a restart.

World Rules & HUD

Server-wide gameplay tuning and HUD: PvP always on, no ambient traffic/peds, no vanilla wanted system, rebalanced weapon damage, compass and speedometer HUDs.

• Player-vs-player damage is always on, ambient NPC peds/vehicles are removed server-wide, and the default vehicle radio is disabled.
• Vanilla wanted levels, NPC police, and aggressive random peds are disabled - crime response goes through CAD / Dispatch and on-duty LEOs instead.
• Weapon damage, headshot multipliers, and AP Pistol magazine size are rebalanced for a slower, higher-time-to-kill fight.
• A compass/street/district HUD and a speedometer HUD (fuel, seatbelt, cruise control, speed, gear, odometer) are always shown; toggle either off from the F1 main menu settings.

Automatic/passive - no player command or keybind.

Inventory

Slot-based inventory with item metadata support.

• Open your inventory to drag/drop items, split stacks, and use/equip items.
• Number keys 1-5 use hotbar slots directly without opening the full inventory.
• /steal opens a nearby player or container's inventory to take from it (where permitted).

Animations & Emotes

Config-driven chat-command animation toggles.

• /anims opens a browsable emote menu; /e <name> plays one directly from chat.
• Running the same animation command again, or /resetanim, stops it.

Nametags & Aliases

Overhead ID tags - real names hidden, optional alias shown while masked.

• Tag another player with a personal alias (visible only to you) to keep track of who they are while their real name is hidden.
• Someone AirDropping you their ID from their phone sets their name as your alias for them automatically - unless you have already chosen one, which always wins.
• An alias you set outlives the session, so use /aliases to see them and /removealias with the alias text to clear one for someone who is offline.

Character Stats

Character-scoped XP, playtime, phone number, and job attribute.

• /stats prints your XP, playtime, phone number, job, and money balances to chat.

Licences & ID

Driving, firearms, commercial, hunting, pilot and boating licences. Held per character, with penalty points on the driving licence and police able to revoke.

• Your ID card and every licence you hold are in the Wallet app on your phone.
• Firearms and commercial licences are bought at their licence point in the world. The rest are issued in character by the DMV.
• Driver licence: take the driving test at the DMV counter (map blip). Pay the $500 fee, then drive the test car through every checkpoint on your GPS within 10 minutes. The speed limit for each stretch is shown on screen.
• Driving test scoring: speeding (8+ km/h over for more than a moment) is 1 fault point, a collision is 2. More than 5 fault points, leaving the car for over 10 seconds, wrecking it or running out of time fails the test. A failed test can be retaken after 3 minutes, for the fee again.
• You cannot take the test while your driving licence is suspended.
• A driving licence can never be taken away permanently - it can only be SUSPENDED, and every suspension has an end time (6 hours at most).
• Penalty points go on the driving licence. Reaching the limit suspends it automatically and resets the points.
• Other licences can be revoked outright, and a revoked licence stays on your record as revoked rather than disappearing - so an officer running a check can see it.
• Only valid licences are shown when you AirDrop your ID - it proves what you hold, it is not a disclosure of everything you have lost.
• A licence that police have revoked or suspended cannot simply be bought again at a licence point - an expired one can.

Character Selection

Multi-character selection/creation - each character is its own save file with its own inventory.

• Runs automatically on every join, before you can move: pick an existing character to spawn in as, or create a new one.
• Press F1 any time in-world to reopen this as a main menu - toggle the HUD on/off, or disconnect back to the FiveM server browser.

Factions & Jobs

Faction/job membership, payroll, and job-owned vehicle garages - underlies the mechanic and LEO job systems.

• Press F3 to open the faction panel: manage members, ranks, and (for a faction owner) the vehicle garage.
• /salary shows your current pay rate and progress toward the next paycheck.
• A job/faction vehicle locks and unlocks with the same K key as a personal vehicle, but only for members of that faction.
• Inside your faction's area, /gate opens or closes the nearest gate.

Money & Banking

Non-physical player economy - pocket money, bank money, unpaid salary.

• Use a bank or ATM location in-world to deposit, withdraw, or check your balance - there is no chat command for this, it's an interaction point.

Vehicles - Driving & Keys

Vehicle ownership, locking, engine, seatbelts, cruise control, hotwiring, and keys.

• Only key holders can lock/unlock, start the engine, or drive normally - hotwire an unlocked-but-keyless vehicle to bypass this temporarily.
• Give keys to another nearby player while seated in the vehicle; take all keys back the same way.
• Hold Shift at the front or back bumper of an unlocked, driverless vehicle to push it by hand (A/D to steer while pushing).
• Wear your seatbelt: without one even a moderate crash hurts and a hard one throws you through the windscreen. A chime warns you above 10 km/h. Motorbikes, bicycles and quads have no seatbelt and throw you off easily.
• Number plates follow the format AA00 00AA: your character's initials, the day and month the vehicle was bought (19 March = 1903), then two random letters. Faction vehicles carry the faction's initials instead.
• Custom plates (2-8 letters/numbers) and plate reissues are redeemed with plate credits - check yours with /plates.

LEO Vehicle Pack

19 marked/unmarked police add-on vehicles (converted from the LFPolice pack, 2026-08-10) - not stocked in any player dealership.

• Spawn one with /car <spawn code> (or /spawncar) - txAdmin's own in-game vehicle spawner menu can't find these add-on models, so use the command instead.
• To make one persistently available to a job/faction instead of a one-off admin spawn, an admin or faction owner can add it to that faction's vehicle garage from the F3 faction panel.
• Spawn codes: buffalop (Bravado Buffalo), grangerp (Declasse Granger), aleutianp (Declasse Aleutian), rhinehartp (Rhinehart), buffalop2 (Bravado Buffalo S), sentinelp (Ubermacht Sentinel), sentinelp2 (Ubermacht Sentinel, alt livery), tenfp (Vapid Tenf), bansheep (Bravado Banshee interceptor), cavalcadep (Albany Cavalcade), sugoip (Dinka Sugoi), kurumap (Karin Kuruma, unmarked), gresleyp (Bollokan Gresley), carap (Vulcar Cara), vigerop (Dundreary Vigero), vivanitep (Vapid Vivanite, unmarked), deityp (Enus Deity, unmarked), vivanitep2 (Vapid Vivanite, alt livery, unmarked), terminusp (Karin Terminus).

Automatic/passive - no player command or keybind.

Vehicle Dealerships

Player-owned vehicle dealerships with a stock catalog and showroom preview.

• Target a dealership and choose "Browse" to preview and buy vehicles from its stock.
• Pick a colour (White, Dark Gray, Red, Green, or Blue) before buying - the showroom preview updates live as you choose.
• The owner (or an admin) can "Manage" the dealership: order stock, set sale prices, and withdraw the till balance.
• Admins set a showroom preview spot once, near the dealership, so buyers can see the vehicle before purchasing.

Vehicle Market

Sell your own car to other players: park it inside a vehicle market area and list it at your own price.

• Park your own car inside a vehicle market area with the engine off, the trunk and glovebox empty and nobody inside, get out, then stand next to it and type /sellvehicle to set your price (up to $10,000,000).
• While listed the car is locked, frozen in place and cannot be driven, unlocked, picked, hotwired, parked or impounded - by anyone, you included - and it stays on display even while you are offline.
• Anyone nearby can use "View Details" (model, condition, mileage and every installed modification) or "Buy" on the car. Buyers pay from their bank, or from cash if the bank cannot cover it, and must have room under their vehicle limit.
• The moment it sells the buyer owns it and has the keys (press K to unlock). The price is paid into the seller's bank, even if they are offline. Keys the seller gave out stop working, and anything left in the trunk or glovebox is not included.
• The owner gets "Manage Sale" instead of Buy: change the price or take it off sale. Taken off sale, the car stays locked until you unlock it with K.

Vehicle Scrapyard

Permanently scrap one of your own cars for 50% of its new price.

• Park a car you own within 20m of a scrapyard, then use "Scrap Vehicle" at the scrapyard point and pick the car.
• You are paid 50% of the model's dealership price into your bank. The car, its mods, and anything inside it are destroyed for good - this cannot be undone.
• A car listed for sale at a vehicle market must be taken off sale first.

Fuel / Gas Stations

Player-owned gas stations selling fuel at an owner-set retail price.

• Press the refuel key at a pump to start refuelling your vehicle; press it again to cancel early.
• The owner (or an admin) can "Manage" the station: order more fuel at the wholesale price and set the retail price per litre.

Parking Garages

Store and retrieve personal vehicles at a parking garage.

• Target a parking garage and choose "Use" to store your current vehicle or retrieve a stored one.

Mors Mutual (Vehicle Recovery)

Insurance-style recovery point for destroyed/impounded vehicles.

• Target a Mors Mutual point and choose "Use" to recover an eligible vehicle.

Mechanic

Mod shops, roadside dispatch, towing, and invoiced repairs for the mechanic job.

• Clock in as a mechanic (syrqxcore_factions job system) to install mods, accept roadside calls, tow vehicles, and repair invoiced customers.
• Customers browse and order modifications on foot inside a mod shop with /viewmodshop; a mechanic installs the finished order with /applymods.
• Repairs are invoiced first: a mechanic sends the bill with /invoice, the customer accepts (/mechaccept) or denies (/mechdeny) it, then the mechanic spends the paid credit with /startrepair.
• Customers request roadside assistance from the Roadside app on their phone, not a command - every on-duty mechanic sees the call and can claim it with /acceptcall.
• Mod shop and fuel station boundaries aren't shown on the map - stand inside one for a textUI prompt, or an admin can highlight every area for 2 minutes with /debugareas.
• Towing is free. A mechanic sends a tow offer with /towvehicle and the vehicle owner accepts it with /accepttow (or declines with /denytow); on-duty LSPD and LSSD tow straight away with no offer. You need a flatbed or tow truck within 8m.

Swyft (Rides)

Player-to-player ride hailing from the Swyft phone app. No job and no clocking on.

• Passengers open Swyft, set a destination by tapping the map, picking a popular place, or importing their current GPS waypoint, and see an estimated price before requesting.
• Every player holding a driving licence who is not clocked into a job gets a phone notification and a [SWYFT] chat line. Requests can be switched off in the app or with /swyfttoggle.
• Accepting puts a radar_taxi marker with a GPS route on the pickup; when the driver arrives it flips to the destination, and the passenger is told both when the driver sets off and when they arrive.
• Passengers watch their driver move live on the map inside the app - only their own accepted ride is ever shown.
• A driver who is already carrying someone can QUEUE a request instead: it is reserved for them and becomes their next pickup the moment they drop off.
• The fare is $150 per kilometre actually driven with the passenger aboard, with a $150 minimum. It is charged to the passenger's bank (falling back to cash) and paid into the driver's bank when they reach the destination.
• Getting out early still bills the distance driven, and a cuffed or downed passenger is never billed at all.
• Ride types: Swyft (1x), Comfort (1.35x - a sedan or SUV worth $60,000+), Eco (1.35x - electric or hybrid), Swyft XL (1.2x - 6+ seats) and Classic (1.5x - a sports classic). Drivers must be in the driver seat of a car they own with 2+ seats (no bikes or trucks), and only hear about rides their car qualifies for. The Drive tab shows the checklist.
• After every trip the passenger and driver rate each other. The Activity tab shows your rider and driver ratings, rides, spending, acceptance rate and recent trips.

General Stores

Player-owned general stores: order stock, price it for sale, bank the profit.

• Target a store and choose "Open" to browse and buy its stock.
• The owner (or an admin) can "Manage" the store: order stock from its catalog, set sale prices, and withdraw the balance.
• Stock you order is paid for straight away and goes on the logistics delivery board for a trucker to bring. If nobody delivers it within 6 hours it arrives on its own, so you are never stuck waiting.
• Ownership is assigned by an admin (in-game or via the web panel) - a freshly created store has no owner.

Trucking & Logistics

Haul freight from the Logistics Depot: stock orders for player businesses, and private contracts moving materials between Los Santos businesses like Cluckin' Bell, the Port of Los Santos and Humane Labs.

• Becoming a trucker: go to a Logistics Depot (truck icon on the map), talk to the dispatcher and buy a Commercial Licence ($1,500) from the board. You can also buy it at the licence counter outside PDM. It shows in your phone Wallet.
• The board has three tabs. Business orders are stock ordered by player-owned shops, gas stations and Burger Shot. Private contracts are always available, even when no player business has ordered anything. Market prices shows every business's stock and price.
• Business orders: the truck leaves loaded. Drive to the business, park within 35m and carry the boxes to the marker (fuel: pump out the tanker). Orders nobody takes are delivered automatically 6 hours after they were placed.
• Private contracts: drive to the producer, park and load up, then deliver to the buyer. Producers run out of stock as loads are taken and buyers fill up as loads arrive.
• Prices follow stock. A business that is running low pays more per unit, one that is overstocked pays less, and a producer with a glut sells cheap, so the best-paid contracts are the ones where goods are needed most.
• Pay goes to your bank and comes from the depot, never from the business. You cannot deliver to a business you own. Lose the truck or run out of time and the job is void.
• Your depot truck comes with keys (K locks it, and you can restart the engine after getting out) and a full 100 L tank that lasts about an hour of driving. If it runs low, pull into any gas station and /refuel: the company fuel card pays, so it costs you nothing. Jerry cans work too.
• After delivering, bring the truck back to any depot for a $150 bonus, or leave it and it is collected after 10 minutes.

Diamond Casino

Slots, blackjack and roulette, played with casino chips.

• Buy chips at the cashier with cash or from your bank ($1 per chip), and cash them back in for cash at any time. Chips are an item and can be carried, traded or stolen.
• Every slot machine, blackjack table and roulette table in the casino is playable: walk up to one and target it.
• Slots: pick your bet and spin. Three of a kind pays up to 150x, two cherries pay 2x.
• Blackjack: one hand against the dealer. Hit, stand or double on your first two cards. The dealer stands on 17, blackjack pays 3:2.
• Roulette: one wheel per table, shared by everyone standing at it. The first bet starts a 25 second betting window, then the ball is spun. Numbers pay 35:1, dozens and columns 2:1, red/black, odd/even and high/low 1:1.

Clothing Stores

Admin-placed stores for buying appearance-slot clothing with a live preview.

• Target a clothing store and browse a slot (e.g. tops, legs) to cycle through every style/colour with a live preview on your character, then buy whatever you're previewing.

Chop Shop

Strip stolen vehicles for parts: placeable lifts/hoists, tool-based part removal with a QTE, and NPCs to sell to.

• Bring a vehicle to a car lift and target it to lift, lower, or release the vehicle.
• With the vehicle lifted, target its bonnet, doors, trunk, or tyres to chop that part off (requires the right tool, plays a QTE); "Scrap Vehicle" with a consaw removes the rest for scrap metal.
• An engine hoist separately removes and holds a vehicle's engine.
• Target a chop seller NPC and choose "Talk" to sell doors, tyres, bonnets, trunk lids, engines, and scrap metal.
• A tool dealer NPC sells the tools needed to chop parts.
• Dedicated chop cars (the ones that spawn for chopping) are worth the most. Faction, gang and job vehicles can be chopped but are worth only a tenth of that, and player-owned vehicles only 5% - neither is a way to make real money.

Drug Labs

Placeable drug processing tables, plantation zones, and drug dealers.

• Harvest plants at a plantation zone to collect raw material.
• Target a lab table and choose "Use" to open the cooking/processing menu and turn raw material into product.
• Target a drug dealer NPC and choose "Talk" to sell finished product.
• A lab's info point can be "Read" for instructions specific to that lab.

Needs (Health / Hunger / Thirst)

Health, hunger, and thirst tracking with a HUD.

• Hunger and thirst decay over time and are restored by eating and drinking consumable items from your inventory.
• Health regenerates naturally as long as hunger and thirst are reasonably maintained; it is otherwise restored on spawn/medical attention.

Admin Panel

Blip manager, time & weather control, player report tickets, and player moderation.

• Press F7 (or run /admin) to open the panel: manage map blips, set time/weather, review player reports, and moderate players.
• No Crime Zones are drawn by walking to each corner and pressing E; press Escape to cancel drawing or to stop spectating.

Player Reports (Tickets)

In-game player reports to online staff.

• Use /report for anything needing staff attention in-game. It has a short cooldown between submissions.
• For bugs specifically, use the web panel's bug report form instead - it tracks status and can award credits when fixed.

Your Account

One account for the website and the game. You sign in when you join the server, before picking a character.

• A login panel appears when you join, before character select. Sign in with the same account you use on this website.
• Tick "remember me" and you will not be asked again on this computer for a while.
• No account yet? You can register from that same panel in-game, or on this website - either works, they are the same account.
• Everything you own is tied to that account, so your characters follow it rather than the machine you are playing on.
• There is no linking command any more - the old /panel <code> step is gone.

Automatic/passive - no player command or keybind.