The Crux Studios Trey Baker MLO is a small, focused bakery interior for FiveM. The build mirrors how a real bakery runs: a bright front with a display case and counter, a tight sit-in area along the wall and a full back-of-house with ovens and prep surfaces where staff actually spend most of a shift. It is sized for one or two staff behind the counter and a handful of guests out front, which keeps the venue feeling busy during a normal server session without staging a crowd that is not there.
What the Crux Studios Trey Baker MLO includes
The front counter has clear order and pickup positions so job scripts can hook straight into it. The display case shows off bakery props, while the sit-in area makes the location work as a quiet meet-up or a short lunch scene without feeling cramped. Branded signage is editable through accessible textures, so a crew or in-world business can take over the name without a model rebuild.
- Bakery exterior with branded, editable signage
- Display case and counter arranged for job scripts
- Sit-in area with small tables along the wall
- Full back-of-house kitchen with ovens and prep surfaces
- Pairs with existing bakery / cafe job scripts
- Clean collision and LOD setup
- Drop-in FiveM resource structure
- Compatible with ESX, QBCore and standalone cafe jobs
Server owners can wire the counter into a bakery or cafe job script, pair it with a delivery system, or simply run it as a flavour location for daily RP. Install is the standard FiveM MLO flow — unpack into resources, add the resource name to server.cfg and ensure it, then wire the display counter and oven stations into a bakery, cafe or delivery job script on ESX, QBCore or Qbox. The surrounding map is untouched, so this interior plays nicely with existing map mods, and the small footprint keeps performance comfortable even on servers already streaming a long list of resources. For more small-business interiors browse the Maps and MLOs collection.
Quick specs
- Type: MLO / interior
- Category: Hospital & EMS MLOs
- Framework: Any framework - ESX, QBCore, Qbox or standalone
- Install: Drag and drop into resources, ensure in server.cfg
- Delivery: Instant download after payment
Frequently asked questions
Does Crux Studios Trey Baker MLO work with QBCore and ESX?
Yes. Crux Studios Trey Baker MLO is a framework-independent hospital and ems MLO, so it runs on ESX, QBCore, Qbox and standalone servers. Your existing job, door-lock and target scripts can use it straight away.
How do I install this MLO?
Drop the folder into your resources directory, add ensure with the resource name to server.cfg and restart the server. The location streams automatically when players get close.
Will it hurt server performance?
No. The interior uses LODs and streaming-friendly textures, so it stays light even on busy servers with many custom maps.
