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Documents & Notes

Create writable documents, sticky notes and letters as items players can hand around — ESX, QBCore, OX

$5.99
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So much roleplay comes down to the written word — a contract, a ransom note, a will, a love letter — and most servers have no way to actually put those things on paper. Documents & Notes fixes that: write real documents, sticky notes and letters as items players can hold, hand around, sign and keep. It hands your community a powerful, flexible tool for storytelling.

What the documents system offers

  • Write and create documents, notes and letters as inventory items.
  • Hand papers to other players who can read and keep them.
  • Sticky notes for quick messages and reminders.
  • Persistent content that survives on the item.
  • Sign, title and format the written content.

Why written items enrich RP

  • Contracts, wills and agreements become tangible objects.
  • Ransom notes, threats and evidence gain physical form.
  • Letters and personal notes deepen character relationships.
  • Police find and log written evidence at scenes.
  • Businesses and gangs use paperwork like the real world.

Clean and configurable

  • Built for ESX, QBCore and OX with inventory integration.
  • Configurable item types, limits and styling in open files.
  • Lightweight — content lives on the item, not a heavy database.
  • Works alongside your inventory and roleplay systems.

The written word is one of the oldest and richest tools of roleplay, and giving it physical form as items players can write, sign and hand around unlocks an entire category of storytelling most servers never touch. Contracts, notes and letters become real objects with weight, evidence and meaning behind them.

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The written word is one of the oldest and richest tools of roleplay, and giving it physical form as items players can write, sign and hand around unlocks an entire category of storytelling that most servers never even touch.

Contracts, notes and letters become real objects with weight, evidence and meaning behind them.

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