Boii Development builds economy systems, job content, and UI tools across QBCore, ESX, and Qbox. Their catalog includes money washing mechanics, crafting benches, bar and cafe jobs with MLOs, and utilities like a vehicle neon controller. The work spans both free offerings and premium resources.
Pour pints at Patoche's while the pet snake waits for mice
Seven street theft targets with a scratch card payout
Lightweight open source chat with eleven ready roleplay commands
Place unlimited crafting benches with per-recipe skill gates
Barista shifts with brew, bake and EPOS billing at Gabz Uwu
Rent cars, boats, bikes, off-roaders and planes with per-player logs
Command-driven RGB picker for vehicle neons, no framework required
Admins drop washers anywhere, cops raid them with a memory minigame
Boii Development builds practical economy systems, job mechanics, and UI tools for servers running QBCore, ESX, or Qbox. Their catalog of eight releases includes core gameplay mechanics like money washing and crafting benches, job content with custom art assets, and utility scripts that servers rely on to function.
The studio's work balances revenue generators with quality-of-life tools. A money washing system keeps dirty cash circulating through your economy. Crafting benches let players turn gathered materials into tradeable goods. Petty crimes and street theft add low-barrier criminal gameplay. Bar and cafe jobs come with custom MLO assets, so your employees work in polished spaces instead of vanilla interiors. Utilities like a vehicle neon RGB controller and a standalone chat UI ship as free resources, lowering the barrier to a complete server build.
Boii Development's work centers on utility and usability. They build systems that servers actually need to run, not filler content. Their job releases pair gameplay mechanics with custom art, showing attention to the visual side of player progression. A billiards bar and a cafe prep job come with their own MLO builds, so players clock in somewhere that feels finished and intentional. The neon controller and chat UI operate standalone or integrate into larger frameworks, giving server owners flexibility in how they layer features.
The studio ships across QBCore, ESX, and Qbox without fragmenting their effort. Resources either support all three frameworks in a single package or ship as truly framework-agnostic tools. That consistency means you can run multiple Boii resources on the same server without wrestling with incompatible versions or redundant dependencies.
All Boii Development resources support QBCore, ESX, and Qbox. Utility scripts like the neon controller and chat UI work standalone or hook into any framework. Job content and economy mechanics come with framework-specific variants bundled in a single purchase, so you grab one file and use whichever version your server runs. Configuration files are editable, letting you tune item costs, job payouts, and MLO entry points to your server's economy.
Delivery goes through Keymaster, so licenses attach to your Tebex account and update automatically. Installation is a file drop and config tweak. Most Boii resources have no exotic dependencies beyond the framework itself, which speeds up server launch and keeps the startup sequence lean.
Boii Development's releases come from hands-on server knowledge, not a generic template. A money washing system that doesn't fit the dirty-to-clean cycle your server runs will feel clunky and get abandoned. Boii's systems solve actual problems because they've watched players use them on live servers. Job content with custom MLOs costs labor to build, which is why most creators skip it. Boii ships it anyway because a cafe job where players stand in the default interior feels half-finished.
The mix of free and premium resources also signals confidence. A free chat UI and neon controller let you experience the studio's polish before you spend money. If those land on your server, the paid resources like money washing and crafting benches will too. You're buying work from a creator who cares enough to give away the easier pieces.
Boii Development scripts work on QBCore, ESX, and Qbox. Most resources ship with all three variants in one purchase, so you download once and pick the version your server runs. Utility tools like the neon controller and chat UI work standalone across any framework.
No. Job releases like the billiards bar and cafe prep job come with their custom MLO assets included. You don't need to purchase any additional map add-ons.
All Boii resources include editable configuration files. You can adjust job payouts, item costs, item names, sale prices, and MLO entry points without touching code.
Yes. Boii scripts are built to coexist. A money washing system, crafting bench, and a cafe job all run together without conflicts or dependency clashes.
Most Boii Development scripts have no exotic dependencies beyond your framework. Some resources may require ox_lib or a common item framework, which are listed in the product description. Check the full spec before purchase.
Yes. Boii releases a vehicle neon RGB controller and a chat UI as free resources. These show the studio's work quality and integrate with paid scripts if you add them later.
Boii Development resources ship through Keymaster. Licenses attach to your Tebex account and updates download automatically, so you always have the latest version.
