Chat that understands roleplay

Default FiveM chat is one firehose. Boii's chat theme splits it into eleven purpose-built channels, each styled and logged on its own: Global, Local (scope-limited), Staff, Staff Only, Advert, Police and EMS (each optionally on-duty only), Warning (broadcast or aimed at one player), PM, Group (scoped to your boii_utils group) and Trade. The channels most cities run on are already wired, and adding another is a copy-paste of an existing definition.

Logs that survive the night

Every channel logs independently to its own JSON file — one for global, one for PMs, one for staff, twelve buckets in all — batched automatically every fifty messages and flushed on restart, so a crash does not eat the record of what was said. A per-channel Discord webhook mirrors chat into your staff server with its own embed title and color, which turns moderation from scrollback archaeology into reading a channel.

Yours to restyle

The whole resource is open source under GPL-3.0. The look lives in the :root CSS variables at the top of the stylesheet — swap the palette and preview the HTML straight in a browser before it ever touches the server. Strings sit in a language file, so localization is an edit, not a fork.

Stack

• Depends on the standard chat resource plus boii_utils (free)
• Framework support for ESX, QBCore and Qbox comes through boii_utils
• Load order: ensure boii_utils first, then the chat theme