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Trap Phone v1.0.0 ​

sd-trapphone is a keypad burner phone that runs a street business. Players serve corners, take drop-off orders, haggle by text, meet plugs and pay off crews, all from an early-2000s candybar handset with a colour screen, a d-pad and a full keypad. It is free and open source (GitHub, GPL-3.0), and the handset runs in your browser with sample data.

The ten handset colours in a row

Highlights ​

  • A real handset. Messages, Contacts, Hustle, Turf, Status, a Worm game, ringtones and wallpapers, driven by a d-pad, two soft keys and a keypad. Mouse, keyboard and on-screen keys all work, and players can still walk and drive with it out.
  • Corner sales. Start serving and customers text an offer while they walk over, or pull up in a car at a spot you mark. Accept, name your own price, or turn them down.
  • Pitching and drop-offs. Walk up to anyone and offer, or take orders while driving and deliver to doors across the map.
  • A name on the street. XP and levels per product are kept on the phone itself, so a stolen phone is a stolen business. Customers remember you, and good ones become named regulars.
  • People. Plugs, a supplier, an informant, a launderer, a fixer and each crew's shot caller reach out as your name grows.
  • Turf. Every area has money, a product it craves and often a crew. Sell on their block without paying and they come and ask. Kill enough of them and they riot.
  • Back rooms. A money wash and a black market that open once you know the right person.
  • Bagging up. Battery-powered scales break bricks and ounces into smaller bags.
  • Heat. Snitches and witnesses bring the police through your dispatch resource.

Corner sales: the message list, an offer in a conversation, and the Hustle screen

Works with sd-phone ​

Running sd-phone? The two text each other. A burner's text lands in the smartphone's Messages under the burner's number, and a reply there comes back to the burner. Nothing to set up, and sd-phone is not required.

Contacts, a shot caller, ordering from a plug, and the Turf screen

Framework support ​

The framework (QBox, QBCore or ESX), the inventory (ox_inventory, qb-inventory, qs-inventory, tgiann-inventory and others), the target (ox_target, qb-target, qtarget) and the dispatch resource are all detected at run time. Per-phone progress needs an inventory that stores item metadata; on one that can't, progress is kept per character instead.

Getting started ​

  1. Installation: download, items, start order and the admin command.
  2. Configuration: what each of the config files controls.
  3. Client exports and Server exports: working with the phone from other resources.