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Five Code Studio resources that lean towards progression and police detail: levelled drug selling, a boss menu, a breathalyzer and a fingerprint scanner.

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Levels change how a drug script plays

Advanced Drug Selling with Levels is the anchor here, and the levelling is the part that matters. A flat drug script pays the same on day one as on day thirty, so players grind it until they have enough money and never return. Progression gives them a reason to keep the route, and gives you a lever to slow the economy down without cutting payouts.

Police-side detail

The breathalyzer and the free fingerprint scanner are small resources that do something specific: they give an officer a procedure to follow rather than a judgement call. Roleplay improves when there is a step to perform, and both are cheap ways to test that on your server.

Management

The job and gang boss menu handles hiring, ranks and payroll for both sides of the law, which is the administrative layer that stops every promotion being a conversation with an admin.

The paid entries sit between $15 and $30, badged for QBCore and Qbox with most also supporting ESX.

Frequently asked questions

Does the boss menu work for gangs as well as jobs?

Yes, it covers both, which saves running one management system for legal work and another for gangs.

Is the fingerprint scanner useful without an MDT?

Less so. It produces a result that wants somewhere to be recorded, so it pairs naturally with a police terminal.