Ten players, one court, no framework

Dodgeball is the kind of thing that turns a quiet server night around: someone opens a lobby, a crowd wanders down to Vespucci Beach, and suddenly there is a bracket and trash talk. This one ships with the court included — a free, unencrypted map edit that drops the playing field right onto the sand.

How a match runs

• Walk up and join team one or two with a keypress, or through ox_target if your server prefers it
• Teams fill anywhere from 1v1 to 5v5, and the first player on a team starts the match
• Each side opens with five balls on its half; pick one up, line the throw, let it fly
• One hit eliminates you — the last team with players standing takes the match
• First-person is forced by default to keep throws honest, switchable in config, with an optional aim marker

Made to be tuned

The whole experience is config-driven: every spawn position, the join point, the interaction keys, ball count, carry limit, camera mode, even the ball prop and the map blip. The beach is only the default venue — move the arena anywhere by editing coordinates.

Hooks for your economy

The escrowed core ships with open bridge files, and the server-side hooks are the interesting part: OnGameStart(teams) hands you both rosters and OnGameFinish(winningTeam) tells you who won — exactly what a betting shop, tournament board or prize payout needs. Notifications, interaction checks and teleports sit in the open client bridge for restyling.

Worth knowing

One match runs at a time by default, matches are single rounds rather than best-of series, and every on-screen string is editable through the locale table. Standalone throughout — ESX, QBCore, Qbox or no framework at all.