Placeable whiteboards players can draw and write on together in real time — ESX and QBCore
Sometimes roleplay needs a place to actually draw the plan, and a whiteboard is exactly that. This script gives your players placeable boards they can write and draw on together in real time — heist plans, police briefings, classroom lessons, courtroom diagrams. It is a wonderfully flexible tool that turns abstract planning scenes into something players can see and share.
What the whiteboard offers
- Placeable whiteboards players can draw and write on.
- Real-time collaboration so everyone sees the same board.
- A built-in drawing editor with pens and colors.
- Persistent content so boards keep what was drawn.
- Clean interaction for adding and clearing content.
Where a whiteboard shines
- Heist crews sketch out the plan before the job.
- Police brief the shift with a real diagram.
- Classrooms and driving schools teach with visuals.
- Courtrooms and businesses present with actual boards.
- Any planning scene gains a shared visual focus.
Clean and configurable
- Built for ESX and QBCore with a straightforward install.
- Configurable placement, permissions and tools in open files.
- Real-time sync that stays light on performance.
- Works alongside your job and roleplay systems.
The most creative roleplay tools are the flexible ones that players find uses for you never imagined, and a collaborative whiteboard is exactly that kind of open-ended prop. It turns abstract planning and teaching scenes into something visual and shared, giving heist crews, classrooms and briefings alike a real board to gather around.
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It turns abstract planning and teaching scenes into something visual and shared that players find endless uses for.
Heist crews, classrooms and briefings alike get a real board to gather around and plan on.
Few props are this open-ended, and players will keep surprising you with uses you never imagined.
From heist plans to police briefings to classroom lessons, a shared board makes every planning scene visual and collaborative.
