https://youtu.be/Y5hUNsV0j3o

## What’s in it

### The Studio

• Fullscreen design canvas with **layers, transforms, undo/redo**, fonts, shapes, image uploads, and asset URL imports

• **Live 3D preview** of the design wrapped onto the actual garment as you edit — what you see is what you wear

• Library filterable by gender and category, plus a “My Designs” panel with thumbnails

• **AI Mode** — type a prompt and get a Gemini-generated design back as a new layer on the canvas

• Drag-and-drop image uploads (PNG / JPEG / WebP up to 4 MB)

### Wearables

• One click to swap shirt / pants / undershirt / shoes to a printed design

• All other players see the design **instantly**, no character refresh

• Equipped wearables persist across **disconnects, server restarts, and ped model swaps**

• Players can share, sell, or stash printed shirts like any other inventory item

### Unlimited Designs

• Hosts an effectively unlimited number of published designs

• Drop new `.ydd` garment templates into a folder → restart → done

• Auto-discovery, auto-allocation, and auto-expansion when slots fill up — no command-running required for normal use

# Built for Servers

• Auto-detects **QBCore**, **Qbox** (qbx*_core + ox_*inventory), or **ESX**

• `ox_inventory` integration — each printed shirt shows its own design as the inventory thumbnail (no PNGs to add)

• Designer-station access gated by job + grade, or expose the studio via export from your own UI / job menu

• Optional Discord webhook bridge for hosting AI outputs and large user uploads (bypasses NUI packet limits)

https://youtu.be/9GhWrYPadbE

The AAA Garage Experience for FiveM

Drop it in. Start it. It works. GS Garages runs on a clean Qbox, QBCore, ESX, or standalone server with zero framework edits — it reads your framework's own vehicle table as the single source of truth, so every dealership you already run is compatible out of the box. A car sold thirty seconds ago shows up on the next garage open.

Not another menu — a showroom

Your players don't get a list. They get a live 3D showroom: their actual car staged on a turntable in the real world, framed by composed camera presets, drag-to-orbit, cinematic mode, and performance bars read from the vehicle's real handling data. A world-anchored nameplate stands behind the car — real geometry the vehicle physically occludes. Condensed racing-game typography, one accent color, film grain. It looks like a AAA front end because it's built like one.

Parking never opens a menu. Drive up to any garage and a floating E — PARK prompt appears at the bay itself. Press it, and a cinematic camera covers the despawn.

Everything a server needs

• Public, job, gang, house & impound garages — all data, no code. Add a garage in one config entry, or build it in-game

• In-game admin suite — create garages by aiming in the world (ghost-car spawn placement), edit nearly every config option live, synced to all players, no restarts

• Automatic house garages — ps-housing, qbx_properties, qs-housing, qb-houses, loaf_housing, esx_property, rtx_housing. Buy a house, the garage appears

• Job/gang fleets — grade-gated shared vehicles nobody owns

• Impound system — job-gated release, depot pricing, one-line exports for your police & tow scripts

• Player features — favorites, nicknames, transfers, give keys with persistent shared access, "find my car" waypoints, real odometer mileage

• Painless migration — additive, idempotent schema migration on your existing table, plus importers for qb-garages, jg-advancedgarages, cd_garage & loaf_garage with dry-run previews

Built to survive players

Fully server-authoritative: ownership, money, state, and impound decisions never trust the client. Plates are read off the entity server-side. Duplicate-spawn protection with automatic rollback and refunds. Per-action rate limits. And it's optimized to zero — nothing runs per-frame while the UI is closed, and 200 garages cost the same as 3.

Integrations

Auto-detects your fuel (LegacyFuel, ox_fuel, cdn-fuel, ps-fuel & more), keys (qbx/qb-vehiclekeys, wasabi_carlock, qs-vehiclekeys & more), and target (ox_target, qb-target, or built-in markers). Anything unsupported plugs in through documented one-function hooks — config and all bridge files ship unencrypted.

Requires: ox_lib & oxmysql. Everything else is optional and auto-detected.

https://youtu.be/xea1Ny8j3bw

GS Weapon Designer — In-Game Weapon Skin Studio

Give your players a full weapon customization studio without ever leaving the server. GS Weapon Designer lets them paint their own skins on weapon bodies, magazines, scopes, suppressors and grips using a layer-based editor with a live 3D preview — then forge the result into a real inventory weapon that other players can see in-game.

No client mods. No texture packs. No conflicts.

✨ Features

The Studio

• Layer-based design canvas: paint, erase, shapes, text, image uploads & HTTPS imports

• Colour-coded UV guides so players always know where they're painting

• Live 3D preview with per-part editing — body, mags, suppressor, scope, grip, flashlight

• Draft saving with full version history and restore

• Optional AI image generation addon (gswd-ai)

Real Weapons, Real Persistence

• Forged designs become actual addon weapons — visible to nearby players

• Skins persist through disconnects and server restarts

• 29 vanilla weapon templates included, from rifles to melee

Total Owner Control

• The slot system: one JSON file controls exactly how many designs each weapon supports and a server-wide ceiling

• Optional job/grade gating and in-world designer stations

• Optional staff approval queue — nothing goes live until your team signs off, with full audit logging

• Sell designer passes through your own Tebex store with weapon & AI allowances

🔌 Compatibility

• Frameworks: QBCore, Qbox, ESX, Standalone — auto-detected, zero framework edits

• Inventories: ox_inventory (real weapon items with working attachments), QBCore, Jaksam, CodeM, Quasar, AK47, ESX

• Requirements: oxmysql, server artifact with Node 22 support

🔓 Open for Integration

All configuration files, credentials, install snippets, SQL, and weapon templates are unescrowed — add your own weapons, gate access your way, and integrate via the documented client/server exports and studio tool API. Core logic is protected by FiveM Asset Escrow.

GS Map Studio is a full in-game map editor for FiveM. Fly a noclip freecam, place props from a searchable library, and move, rotate and scale them with a real 3D gizmo. Edit GTA's own world: delete or relocate stock props at runtime, including static geometry by model hash, and it stays that way for every player. Add dynamic point and spot lights with color, animation and prop attachment. Build fast with Array, Scatter brush, Polygon fill, copy and paste, align and distribute, layers, groups and shared prefabs, all with unlimited undo.

Everything saves server-side as files with autosave and crash recovery. No database, no dependencies, no build step. Several builders can edit the same map at once and see each other live. Mark a map Public and Autoload and it becomes a permanent part of your server. When you are done, export to YMAP, JSON, Lua or CSV, or publish a complete standalone resource with one click.

Works on Qbox, QBCore, ESX and standalone. Access by ACE, identifier or job. Dark and light themes, six languages, every key rebindable.

Full documentation and support on our Discord.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S4I-TqTnBxc

Give your players an in-game studio for creating custom vehicle liveries. Paint directly onto a live 3D preview, refine designs on a UV canvas, and print finished liveries as inventory items to apply to matching vehicles.

Features:

• 3D painting and a layer-based editor with text, images, shapes, and effects.

• Saved designs, version history, and reusable image assets.

• Automatic preparation of compatible vehicle templates.

• Inventory-based livery installation and owned-vehicle persistence.

• Configurable job permissions, designer stations, and approval reviews.

• Paid designer passes with configurable print and AI allowances.

Supports QBCore, Qbox, ESX, and standalone setups with a supported inventory. Custom garage integrations may require configuration.

Requires oxmysql. Vehicle models are not included. AI generation requires the optional companion resource.