Petty Crimes Theft Pack
Turns one ATM hack into seven configurable street thefts
Boii Development ships FiveM resources for QBCore, ESX and Qbox, covering player jobs, criminal loops, vehicle tools and quality-of-life scripts. The catalog mixes paid systems like the Billiards Bar Job with MLO and Money Washing Advanced with free releases such as the Vehicle Rental Script and Chat Theme. Most releases lean on shared config files so you can drop them into an existing server without rewriting your economy.
Turns one ATM hack into seven configurable street thefts
Run Patoche's billiards bar, pull pints, mix cocktails, feed the office snake
Admin-placed launderers with a police pathing minigame to shut them down
Standalone command-driven RGB picker for your vehicle neons
Free rental points for cars, boats, bikes, off-road and aircraft
Run Uwu Cafe with third eye targeting on every station
Skill gated crafting benches you can lock to a job or a player
Clean chat UI with 11 built-in commands and JSON logs
Boii Development is a FiveM script creator whose catalog covers the full arc of what a QBCore or ESX server actually needs: legal jobs with an MLO attached, criminal loops, vehicle add-ons and a handful of small utilities that solve problems every server owner eventually hits. The eight releases listed here range from paid flagship jobs down to free drops, so you can try the studio's style before committing to a bigger purchase.
What holds the catalog together is a preference for self-contained systems. A job script ships with its own config, its own item list and often the interior it expects to be used in. That means less time patching payloads into your economy and more time deciding what tariffs, prices and stashes fit your server.
The paid side of the catalog is where the studio's voice comes through clearest.
On the free side, the FREE Vehicle Rental Script and FREE Chat Theme FiveM are the two most obvious download-and-try releases. The rental script gives you a working rental loop without paying for one; the chat theme restyles the default chat resource for servers that want a cleaner look without writing NUI themselves. Both are useful as a first look at how the studio writes its configs and installs.
Across the catalog the pattern is consistent: pick a real gameplay hole, ship a full script for it, and expose the numbers and item names through a config file rather than burying them in code.
Boii Development targets the three frameworks that cover the vast majority of the FiveM roleplay scene: QBCore, Qbox and ESX. Most listings state which framework versions are supported on the product page itself, and job scripts that assume a specific economy make it clear what they hook into.
Installs follow the standard FiveM pattern. You drop the resource into your resources folder, add it to server.cfg, run any SQL the readme ships with, and edit the config file to match your server's items, payouts and locations. Scripts that ship with an MLO, like the Billiards Bar Job, will note the map dependency so you know what stream folder needs to load first.
For the paid releases, expect the usual FiveM escrow model where the config, locales and item lists are open for editing while core logic stays protected. Free scripts are open source so you can read them end to end, which also makes them a useful reference before you buy.
Buying through this store keeps your Boii Development licences, updates and download links in one place alongside every other FiveM resource you run. You get the same files the studio ships, with the same framework support and the same config-driven install, without hunting across Tebex stores and Discord servers to find the latest version.
The free releases are a low-risk way in. Drop the Vehicle Rental Script or Chat Theme into your server, see how the code is laid out, then decide whether a paid job like Billiards Bar or Money Washing Advanced fits what you are building.
The catalog targets QBCore, Qbox and ESX, which covers most FiveM roleplay servers. Each product page lists the exact frameworks it supports. Jobs that depend on a specific economy call that out so you know what your server needs before you install.
Some do. The Billiards Bar Job with MLO ships with its own interior so the job loop and the map are aligned out of the box. Other job scripts like the Uwu Cafe Cook and Serve Job assume you already have or can source a matching interior.
Yes. The FREE Vehicle Rental Script and FREE Chat Theme FiveM are both free downloads. They are a good way to see how the studio structures configs and installs before you buy a paid job or system.
It is built as the laundering step downstream of your criminal jobs, converting dirty cash into clean money through a configurable process. You wire it to your existing dirty money item or account, then tune the rates, locations and requirements in the config to match how tight or loose you want the loop.
Yes. Paid Boii Development scripts follow the standard FiveM escrow model, so configs, locales and item lists stay open for you to change while the core logic is protected. That is enough to retune prices, payouts, items and locations for your server.
It is a bundle of low-level theft activities, aimed at giving new players something to do before they touch bigger heists. Use it as filler criminal content that sits under the harder jobs in your progression.
Drop the resource into your server's resources folder, add it to server.cfg, run any SQL from the readme and edit the config to match your economy. Scripts that depend on an MLO or specific items will call that out in their documentation so you know what to load first.