Explore Our Escrow

Open a trunk and see cash, bags, and loot sitting in the vehicle. Prism 3D Trunks turns storage into something players walk up to and loot.

Dating, progression, and marriage for RP couples who want a story that grows over time instead of a single /marry command.

Spray tags, claim walls, and leave crew marks around the city with a graffiti system built for turf flavor and player expression.

Form squads, coordinate members, and keep crew play organized for heists, events, and street RP that needs a clear roster.

Rentable storage units and lockers for stashes that feel like places in the world, not invisible inventory slots.

Browse, finance, and buy vehicles from a dealership built for showroom RP, stock, and sales that feel like a real lot.

Inventory V2 rebuilds the ox_inventory experience with a cleaner layout, smoother dragging, and UI that matches the rest of Prism.

Plant, tend, and harvest with a farming system that turns agriculture into a real job path with stages and payoff.

Run kitchens, menus, and service for restaurant jobs with a business loop that staff and customers can actually play through.

Pause Menu V2 with richer player tools, server links, and a layout that feels like a hub instead of a stock Esc menu.

A clearer death and respawn flow with injury context so going down still feels like part of the RP, not a black screen.

Control weather and time with a modern toolset so staff can set the mood for scenes without fighting native commands.

Postal routes, deliveries, and progression for a logistics job players can grind without it feeling empty after five minutes.

Mine, process, and sell with a full gathering loop that gives industrial RP real steps instead of a single harvest prompt.

Channels, overlays, and radio UX made for cops, gangs, and crews who need clear comms under pressure.

Playtime rewards, quests, and daily goals that keep regulars engaged without turning your economy into free money spam.

Browse and play emotes fast with a searchable menu built for big animation packs and RP moments that need the right pose now.

A modular HUD with status, vehicle, and info pieces you can rearrange so each player sees what they need and nothing extra.

Category chat, cleaner channels, and modern messaging so staff and players stay organized when the city is loud.

Invoices, fines, and company billing in one place so jobs and businesses can charge players without spreadsheet chaos.

Stations, recipes, and progression for crafting that feels like a skill path instead of a one-click item generator.

Store, retrieve, and impound vehicles with a garage system built for ownership, multiple locations, and less staff babysitting.

Cast, catch, and progress through a full fishing loop with spots, rarities, and rewards that make the shoreline worth making a trip.

Arena paintball with lobbies, loadouts, and scoreboard energy for servers that want quick competitive rounds between RP scenes.

Seasonal levels, tracks, and rewards that give players a reason to log in and chase the next unlock.

An illegal economy with markets, missions, and progression so crime feels like a path, not a random command for cash.

Banks, ATMs, and transfers with a clear UI. Players move money, check balances, and handle accounts without clunky menus.

Restyle ox_lib menus, inputs, and alerts to match Prism. One UI language across your server instead of mismatched stock panels.

Full appearance customization with a modern barber and clothing flow so character creation feels premium instead of like a checklist.

Give players a clear spawn map with locations, last position, and a fast path back into the city after they pick a character.

Let players create, switch, and manage multiple characters with a polished select flow built for busy RP cities.

Run your HUD from one place. Toggle modules, tune what players see, and keep the screen clean without drowning them in clutter.

A modern ox_inventory skin that keeps the same workflow while making every stash, pocket, and drag feel sharper and easier to read.

Swap the default pause menu for a clean Prism interface with server info, shortcuts, and a layout players actually want to open.