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Tugamars: Realistic Police Gear and Set Pieces for FiveM
Tugamars is a FiveM developer whose resources copy the way real equipment behaves: police gear, a whiteboard players can draw on, an elevator whose cabin actually travels between floors. Most releases run standalone, with the framework and target code left exposed so a server can connect ESX or QBCore itself.
From $10.00 · one-time, updates included
Everything Tugamars sells here.
Tugamars, in brief.
One of the studio's earliest releases, in March 2021, was a free weapon sling script posted on GitHub, built on the sling code of Scully. Paid work followed on the Cfx.re forum, where every Tugamars release thread spells out whether the code is accessible, roughly how many lines it runs to, and what it depends on, which is nearly always ox_lib plus a target resource.
Tugamars ships updates to buyers of its own store through the Cfx.re keymaster and runs support on its Discord. Here, the studio is represented by its whiteboard, sold as an open-code build.
The Tugamars whiteboard
Advanced Whiteboards is the resource people mean by "tugamars whiteboard". Players sketch by hand on a board, drop in pictures or a link, and can let others edit alongside them, with every stroke synced to anyone watching. Staff position boards with an in-game placer, fit up to 10 in one room, and choose how long drawings last. No SQL table is needed.
The studio first posted it in March 2023. This store sells the 1.1.2 release, whose source is fully readable; the studio's 1.1.3 from July 2026, which adds interactive web pages on boards, is newer.
Framework facts for the whiteboard
- Standalone: players are told apart by license and boards are placed by command, so ESX and QBCore servers run it as well
- QBCore item use ships as a hook, but this build never fetches the QBCore core object; one added line in
main/server/framework.luamakes the item work - t-notify is called for notifications without being declared in the manifest, so install it or repoint the two notify functions in
config.lua - Needs ox_lib, PolyZone, and ox_target or qb-target; the target hook is exposed for other resources
- Images placed on boards are uploaded through a Discord webhook that the owner sets
Where to start
With one Tugamars resource on this store, the starting point is simply the whiteboard. Confirm the server already runs ox_lib, PolyZone and a target resource, create the Discord webhook before the first board goes up, and decide whether the QBCore item is worth the one-line fix or whether the placement command is enough.
What else the studio builds
Away from this store, Tugamars is known for its modular police kit (restraints, pat-downs, a tackle, a DSLR camera, a tint meter, door wedges and a battering ram), fixed plate readers, a pursuit GPS dart, an aircraft radar modelled on real transponder trackers, and an in-game TV production desk. None of those is sold here.
Latest from Tugamars
Other studio news is in News & Guides.
Asked about Tugamars.
Is the Tugamars whiteboard standalone?
Yes. The build sold here recognises players by their license and uses a command for board placement, so it runs on any server, ESX and QBCore ones included. The QBCore usable item is the one part that needs a small code change first.
Does Tugamars support Qbox?
None of the Tugamars release threads we read names Qbox. The whiteboard sold here is listed for standalone use, ESX and QBCore, and the studio's newer releases list the same three.
Where are the Tugamars docs?
Each release thread on the Cfx.re forum doubles as the resource's spec sheet, and the larger releases, such as the police tools, have fuller public documentation. For the whiteboard, our setup guide walks through zones, boards and the image webhook.
Which whiteboard version do I get, and are updates included?
The download is version 1.1.2, with nothing escrowed. Updates are included, as with every resource here, for as long as Tugamars keeps shipping them. The studio has since released 1.1.3, which adds clickable web pages on boards: write to us from your order email for the newer build.
Does Advanced Whiteboards need an SQL database?
No. Drawings are kept in the resource's own storage. Pictures that players add go through a Discord webhook, which the server owner configures before first use.
