WHAT IT DOES

• Rentals run on a real DUI tablet standing in the world, not a fullscreen menu
• The capsule rises, opens, releases the car and sinks back on an authored animation timeline with its own rise, door and sink sounds
• A rental booth comes with a seated clerk and a screen, or you can place a compact freestanding tablet instead
• Rentals survive reconnects and restarts, time keeps running while offline, and the tablet can recover a lost car for the remaining time
• The renter is warned before the rental ends, and the car is removed when it expires
• Vehicles, durations and prices are yours: price is the plan price times the vehicle multiplier, paid from cash or bank

IN-GAME CREATOR

• /capsuleplace opens a creator: aim, lock the capsule, nudge it with the arrows, rotate with Q and E, pick the capsule side and confirm
• Place the booth or the freestanding tablet separately, within 20 m of the capsule and clear of the bay
• Name the station, pick the light strip colour and the map blip, then save
• The save refuses uneven ground, so a capsule never rises out of a slope
• /capsuleremove edits the nearest placed station, and stations written into config.lua stay fixed for a map you ship with the server

PHONE INTEGRATION

• Public exports let a phone app list stations and exact prices, reserve a car, route the player to the pickup, cancel, and start a return
• A reservation holds the station and takes payment, but the rental timer only starts when the capsule actually hands the car over, so travelling to the pickup costs the player nothing
• The capsule opens automatically when the reserved player arrives, with every check repeated on the server
• Seven lifecycle events fire on both client and server, and every error returns a stable code alongside a translated message
• No protected file is edited and no particular phone resource is required

OPTIMISED

• Stations are created and destroyed around the player instead of all sitting in the world at once
• Sounds fire off animation frames rather than timers, and stop with the motion
• Stations and rentals are plain JSON on disk: no database and no queries per interaction
• Client requests are validated and rate limited on the server

COMPATIBILITY

• Qbox, QBCore, ESX, standalone
• Requires OneSync
• Vehicle keys through qbx_vehiclekeys, qb-vehiclekeys, none, or your own
• Interaction through the built-in E prompt, ox_lib TextUI, ox_target, qb-target or custom, and notifications through the built-in toast, ox_lib, the native GTA feed or custom
• Both bridge files are open and escrow-exempt, so a custom setup never touches protected code
• English, Bosnian and German included