The whiteboard editor system turns any flat surface into a canvas your players can draw on, letting them create synced whiteboards, billboards, graffiti, adverts and posters right in the world. Everything runs through a built-in editor, so there is no fiddling with external image hosts just to get started, and creativity flows without technical roadblocks.
Content stays synchronized across every player nearby, which means a plan sketched on a station wall or a poster slapped in an alley is visible to everyone. It is a simple idea that unlocks a surprising amount of creative, organic roleplay, from collaborative investigations to spur-of-the-moment street art that other players stumble upon and react to.
What the whiteboard editor system can do
- Create images directly in-game with a freehand drawing tool and colors.
- Upload or insert your own image to place as a billboard, advert or poster.
- Real-time synchronization so all nearby players see the same content.
- Place boards on walls and surfaces across the map wherever you allow.
- Persistent content that stays put between interactions and sessions.
Flexible for every scene
- Perfect for police planning boards, gang maps and business signage.
- Configurable placement rules so boards appear only where they belong.
- Lightweight rendering that keeps performance smooth around busy walls.
- Clean interface that new players can pick up in seconds.
- Readable configuration for permissions, sizes and locations.
Player-created content is some of the most memorable a server can offer, because it comes straight from the community. A hand-drawn heist plan, a business grand-opening poster or a bit of turf graffiti carries a personality no pre-made prop ever could. These little marks accumulate over time into a city that visibly reflects the people who live in it, which is something no static decoration can replicate.
For administrators, the appeal is how self-sufficient it is. Once placed and permissioned, boards run themselves while players supply endless fresh content. It adds depth and interactivity without piling ongoing work onto your staff. Detectives can map a case, a gang can claim a wall, and a shop can advertise a sale, all without a single support ticket or manual asset request landing on your desk.
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