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💻 CodeWave Spoof-Books

Their identity. Your order. Your payday.

Bring a new criminal enterprise to your FiveM server with Spoof-Books—an immersive identity-fraud gameplay loop built around a fully interactive laptop.

Set up your equipment, buy identity dumps, print the paperwork and place credit orders through T’UP, a premium electronics storefront. Collect the goods yourself or send an associate, then find a buyer and turn your haul into profit.

Buying the identity is easy. Walking away with the goods is where things get interesting.

🖥️ Your Operation Starts Here

Create your own workspace with placeable laptops and printers, complete with mouse-driven positioning controls.

Open the Spoof Books desktop and work across multiple apps at once. Move, minimise and resize windows, keep identity reports beside the printer, and manage your operation through a polished interface designed for roleplay.

Customisable app icons and wallpaper let you give the desktop your server’s own identity.

🌐 Slapperz NetWork — Buy In. Take the Risk.

Browse an underground marketplace of identity dumps with different prices, processing times and risk profiles.

• Purchase dumps through a shopping cart using your character’s bank balance.
• Track processing through Active Escrows.
• Choose between cheaper profiles and premium identities with stronger collection prospects.
• Open completed reports and copy their details into the printer.
• Track printed identities and delete unwanted escrows with confirmation.

Processing can fail—and your investment goes with it. Premium profiles offer stronger opportunities, but no purchase guarantees a payday.

Each purchased dump has its own reference, keeping the loop repeatable while preventing a used identity purchase from financing another order.

🖨️ ID Printer — Put the Story on Paper

Turn a completed identity report into a printed profile using the required blank ID and SSN cards.

The printer checks your supplies before starting, guides you through the process and makes completed identities available at T’UP checkout.

Physical documents are issued for the specific order, keeping your inventory focused on the job you’re actually running.

🛍️ T’UP — A Legitimate Store. An Illegitimate Customer.

Shop a full range of electronics through a sleek retail interface:

iFruit phones · Fruit Books · iFruit Pads · Fruit Pods

Build a mixed bag, select a printed identity and complete an animated ID upload and credit-check sequence.

Orders are financed against the selected identity’s credit, not charged to the player’s bank balance.

But greed has consequences. Collection risk accounts for both the number of devices and the bag’s value, giving players a reason to weigh safer orders against bigger potential returns.

🤝 Run the Pickup—or Send an Associate

Keep the job solo or pass the pickup to a nearby player during checkout.

The selected runner takes over the collection, creating opportunities for coordinated criminal roleplay. One active order at a time keeps the operation clear, with confirmation-based cancellation available when plans change.

🚨 The Counter Is Where It Counts

Arrive at the collection point, present your documents and face the clerk’s decision.

Immersive camera work, a physical ID prop and badge animation bring the interaction into the world. Successful checks lead to a collection prompt, followed by the exchange animation when the player grabs the goods.

Every failed collection alerts police immediately. Successful collections can also trigger a configurable dispatch chance.

Placed laptop activity can attract police attention too—your workspace isn’t automatically a safe haven.

💰 Move the Goods. Sell the Paperwork.

Your operation continues after collection:

📍 Connections lets players purchase the Shady Phone Guy’s current location.

📱 Shady Phone Guy buys collected electronics through a dedicated selling interface with individual offers and selectable products.

✉️ Meridian Acquisitions buys returned packaged IDs through its own NPC interaction, giving used paperwork a final purpose.

🛒 SlapperZ Supplies sells the laptops, printers and blank cards needed to keep the operation running.

From the first equipment purchase to the final sale, each stage feeds into the next.

⚙️ Built for Your Server

• Frameworks: ESX, QBCore and Qbox, with automatic detection.
• Inventories: ox_inventory, qb-inventory, Quasar and Jaksam’s, plus an editable custom inventory bridge.
• Interactions: ox_target, qb-target or ox_lib prompts.
• Dispatch: automatic detection for supported integrations, manual selection and custom dispatch support.
• Payouts: configurable money accounts for device and packaged-ID sales.
• Configuration: dump prices, processing times, failure rates, collection odds, product values, buyer locations, optional blips and more.
• Editable bridges: framework and inventory integration files remain accessible for server-specific changes.
• Player guidance: an in-app Help tutorial explains the gameplay.
• Testing tools: optional debug mode provides detailed gameplay diagnostics.

🌊 Give Your Criminals a New Way to Make Money

Spoof-Books connects preparation, investment, risk, teamwork and resale into one repeatable criminal operation—with an interface players will want to open and consequences they’ll have to account for.

Print the lie. Collect the goods. Take the payday.

CodeWave Spoof-Books

🔧 Compatibility & Integration

Spoof-Books includes dedicated framework, inventory and interaction bridges, keeping server-specific integrations separate from the core gameplay.

🧩 Framework Support

ESX · QBCore · Qbox

Automatic detection selects your framework, with a manual configuration option available for servers that need it.

The framework bridge handles:

• Character lookup and character-specific identifiers.
• Bank balance checks and purchase payments.
• Sale payouts and purchase refunds.
• Player loading and unloading.
• Callback registration and usable items.

Qbox uses its native framework exports, without requiring its QBCore compatibility bridge for framework operations.

Framework integration files remain editable outside Cfx escrow, allowing developers to adapt supported APIs to their server’s setup.

🎒 Inventory Support

Built-in adapters are included for:

• ox_inventory
• qb-inventory
• Quasar Inventory
• Jaksam’s Inventory

The inventory bridge handles item lookup, carrying capacity, adding and removing items, and the metadata used to associate documents and products with their orders.

A dedicated custom inventory bridge provides a starting point for other inventory systems. Custom integrations require your developer to connect the appropriate exports and preserve the expected metadata behaviour.

Laptop and printer usage exports are also available for inventory item definitions:

exports['codewave-spoofbooks']:useLaptop()
exports['codewave-spoofbooks']:usePrinter()

An additional laptop-opening export is available for custom integrations:

exports['codewave-spoofbooks']:openLaptop()

🎯 Interaction Options

Choose the interaction system that suits your server:

• ox_target
• qb-target
• ox_lib text prompts

Interactions cover the resource’s NPCs and placed equipment, including laptop access, printer interactions and equipment pickup.

Notifications use ox_lib, positioned at the top centre of the screen.

🚓 Dispatch Integration

Dispatch can be configured to automatically detect a supported resource:

Config.Dispatch = 'auto'

Manual selection and an editable custom dispatch integration are available for server-specific setups.

Police alerts are connected to the gameplay:

• Rejected collections: an immediate police alert.
• Successful collections: a configurable chance of an alert.
• Placed laptop activity: a configurable alert chance when the laptop UI is opened.

Automatic detection applies to the integrations included in the resource. Other dispatch systems can be connected through the custom integration.

💵 Configurable Sale Payouts

Choose the receiving account for both electronics sales and packaged-ID sales:

Config.ReceiveMoneyType = 'bank'

Supported options depend on the accounts available in your framework:

• Bank: supported across ESX, QBCore and Qbox.
• Cash: automatically mapped to ESX’s money account where appropriate.
• Black money: supported when the corresponding account exists.
• Crypto or custom accounts: supported when registered in your framework.

Inventory-based currencies, such as marked bills, require a custom bridge integration.

The payout setting controls buyer sales. Equipment and identity purchases continue to use the configured gameplay’s bank-payment flow. New sales retain their selected payout account for pending-payment recovery.

🛠️ Editable Bridges & Configuration

Core gameplay is separated from the integration layer, giving server developers access to the files they need for compatibility work.

Editable integration areas include:

• Framework APIs.
• Inventory adapters and custom inventory exports.
• Targeting integrations.
• Dispatch integrations.

Server owners can also configure the gameplay and presentation, including:

• Identity dump prices, processing times and failure rates.
• Collection acceptance settings and order-risk scaling.
• Store products, item names and resale prices.
• Required printing supplies.
• NPC locations, buyer spawn options and optional blips.
• Police alert chances.
• App icon overrides and desktop wallpaper.
• Debug mode and testing options.

Bridge access allows you to adapt integrations; it does not mean all core gameplay files are unencrypted.

🧪 Debugging & Testing

Optional debug mode helps server owners inspect the gameplay loop, including risk calculations, order processing and collection outcomes.

Debug-only testing tools help prepare identities and orders while configuring your server. Disable debug mode before normal player use.

📋 Installation Requirements

Your server needs:

• A supported ESX, QBCore or Qbox framework.
• ox_lib.
• oxmysql and a working database connection.
• A supported inventory, or a completed custom inventory adapter.
• The supplied resource items registered in your inventory.

Target and dispatch resources are required when their corresponding integrations are selected.

Install the supplied item definitions and images, configure your integrations, and start the dependencies before codewave-spoofbooks.

Heavily modified frameworks, inventory forks and custom systems may require adjustments in the editable bridges.