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AWS Chat · Open Source

Name: AWS Chat · Open Source
Brand: AWS Studio
SKU: aws-42
Price: 18.00 USD
Availability: InStock

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Open-Source · See package requirements

DISCOVER THE RESOURCE

See what you can do.

A roleplay chat interface with local actions, job channels, announcements and configurable identity presentation.

Original feature showcase · Video preview

01 / FEATURE

Professional Identity & Customization

Custom Name Colors: Players can personalize their hex colors in the chat to stand out and express their identity.
Dynamic Identity Tags: A flexible tagging system that allows users or admins to assign unique titles next to names.
Profile Picture Support: Integrate /me and /do commands with player profile photos to enhance roleplay depth and immersion.

Original feature showcase · Video preview

02 / FEATURE

Interactive Social Ecosystem

Integrated Emoji Menu: Express emotions easily with a built-in, accessible emoji selector compatible with all message types.
Yellow Pages (Ad System): A specialized paid advertising system for players to promote services, boosting city-wide interaction.
Advanced Media Sharing: Direct URL-based image sharing within the chat via the /img command for seamless visual communication.
Mini-Games & Entertainment: Built-in dice rolling (/dice), Rock-Paper-Scissors (/rps), and Spotify integration ("Now Playing").

Original feature showcase · Video preview

03 / FEATURE

Advanced Roleplay (RP) Dynamics

Mask & Identity Recognition: Players' names are automatically hidden when wearing a mask, providing a true anonymous chat experience.
DarkChat (Underground Network): A secure, untraceable communication channel accessible only to specific jobs or illegal groups.
3D World Text System: Position-adjustable 3D text floating above players for /me and /do actions, ensuring clarity in crowded areas.

Original feature showcase · Video preview

04 / FEATURE

Premium User Experience (UX/UI)

Dynamic Command Hotbar: Dedicated quick-access buttons for frequently used commands like /me, /do, /ooc, /dark at the bottom of the screen.
Role-Based Color Coding: Pre-defined high-contrast color palettes for Police, EMS, Admin, and Gangs to prevent communication clutter.
Client-Side Customization: Personalized settings for chat positioning (Left/Right) and notification toggles to suit every player's preference.

Player workflow

01
Open chat with T
02
Choose a channel or command
03
Send a roleplay message

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05 / HOW IT WORKS

From first interaction to gameplay

A roleplay chat interface with local actions, job channels, announcements and configurable identity presentation.

Use T to open chat; test /me, /do, /ooc and /tweet.
Test /police, /ems and /announce with authorized and unauthorized accounts. Permissions are implemented in server/commands.lua.

Before you install

01
QBCore or ESX. Qbox requires a working qb-core compatibility bridge for this build.

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06 / FEATURE

Make it fit your server

Use the included source and configuration to connect this resource to your existing server. The installation guide lists the required adapters, items and startup order.

Configuration and integration details

shared/config.lua: Config.ShowChatKey defaults to T.
Config.CustomNameColor, Config.CustomNameTag and Config.AnonymousWithMask control identity presentation.
Config.OOCMessageWithoutCommand and Config.OOCMessageGlobal control OOC behavior.
Config.YellowPageFee, Config.SendImage, Config.DarkChat, Config.TypeColors and Config.Locales configure channels and presentation.

Read installation and configuration →

THE PACKAGE

What is included

Readable resource source and configuration
Installation README and package instructions
Original web interface and supplied UI assets

Third-party frameworks, inventory systems and optional paid maps are separate.

GETTING STARTED

Installation essentials

qb-core / aws-chat

Package-specific setup notes

Disable or remove the competing stock/custom chat interface so both do not process the same input.
The prebuilt ui/build/index.html is included; no UI build step is needed for installation.
Review staff checks and job names in server/commands.lua before enabling restricted channels. No package SQL installer is required.

Open the installation guide ↗