46 projects
Games, maps, and extensions: from Portal 2 to Garry’s Mod and Unreal Engine.
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A work-in-progress preview of the creator's biggest mapping project, shared publicly while still under construction. The planned DarkRP town includes a wealthy district of eight houses, farmland, a police station, bank, nightclub, industrial and residential zones, a military/raid training camp, sewers running beneath the map, event rooms, and multiple admin rooms.
A lightweight script that displays a chat message whenever a player picks up a weapon from a configured list. Weapons to watch for are added to a trigger table, and the script runs client-side. Released under CC BY-NC-SA.
Adds a food command to the ULX admin mod, letting admins (or players, depending on ULX group rights) restore a player's hunger on DarkRP servers. Source is published on GitHub.
A module for the Ember DarkRP framework that grants players a configurable boost — health, armor, ammo, and/or speed — at every spawn. Boosts are set up as entries in Ember's Permanent Weapons section.
A boost shop pack for the Cosmo DarkRP framework offering the same four boost types (health, armor, ammo, speed) as purchasable, spawn-time perks. Boosts are registered in Cosmo's Permanent Weapons section.
Adds a command to ULX that resets a player's armor, health, and hunger back to their spawn defaults — a quick admin utility for DarkRP servers. Source is on GitHub.
A free DarkRP command menu that lets players browse and use all the commands and information an admin chooses to expose, instead of having to memorize or ask about them in chat. All entries are configured through a single config file.
Restricts which weapons can be used per DarkRP job/class, with an admin bypass so staff aren't affected by the restrictions. Supports multiple languages.
An administration addon that caps how many props each user group can spawn on a DarkRP server, giving admins a simple way to control prop spam by rank. Released under CC BY-SA 4.0; source available on GitHub.
