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Blip Creator

Create and manage map blips entirely in-game with icons, colors and categories for QBCore

$4.99
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Map blips are how players find everything your city offers — shops, jobs, services, events — yet most servers manage them across a dozen scattered config files. Blip Creator centralizes the whole job and moves it in-game: stand where you want a marker, pick an icon and color, and it appears on the map. No coding, no restarts, no scavenger hunts.

What the blip creator does

  • Add markers directly in-game at your current location.
  • Choose from the full range of icons, colors and scales.
  • Organize markers into categories you can toggle on and off.
  • Edit, move and remove existing markers from one panel.
  • Everything saves persistently, surviving restarts.

Who reaches for it

  • Owners marking new shops, jobs and services without a developer.
  • Event teams adding temporary blips for festivals and storylines.
  • Non-technical staff keeping the map tidy and current.
  • Anyone opening districts or seasonal content on the fly.
  • Servers that want a single, consistent source of truth for the map.

Clean and light

  • Built for QBCore with a straightforward install.
  • Configurable defaults and permissions in open files.
  • Central management replaces blips scattered across resources.
  • Lightweight and stable at any map size.

Navigation is a genuine first-impression feature — new players judge a city by how easily they find things — and centralizing blip management makes keeping the map clear a two-minute job instead of a treasure hunt through config files. It is quiet infrastructure that pays off every time your city changes.

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Centralising this into one visual tool means a marker is drawn against the real world exactly where it should sit, and keeping the whole map current becomes a task any staff member can handle in a couple of minutes.

It is the kind of quiet, dependable utility that a growing server relies on constantly without ever thinking about it, which is the highest compliment a tool like this can earn.

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