A tattoo should be something one player does for another

In a basic tattoo script a player opens a menu, clicks and leaves. In RCore Tattoos, a tattoo artist is a job. The customer picks a body part from an interactive menu and chooses the ink. The artist then plays through a tattooing minigame to apply it.

The business

• Players can own a shop.
• On ESX and QBCore the owner hires employees through esx_society or qb-management.
• The shop sets the price of each tattoo and keeps the profit from every sale.
• Standalone servers get a simpler version without employees.

The ink

Every DLC tattoo is included from the start.

Addon tattoos. A generator turns a PNG image into a usable tattoo in a few steps, so you are not limited to what GTA ships with.

Restricted tattoos. Lock designs to specific jobs or gangs. A gang's mark then means something, because nobody else can wear it.

Henna. Temporary tattoos fade automatically after a set time. A face tattoo worn for one heist is gone a week later.

Moving from another script

A migration path from the popular tattoo scripts is included, so your players keep the ink they already have.

Interface and languages

• 6 predefined UI design variants, all configurable
• Most tattoo names translated into every language GTA 5 ships with
• The script itself in EN, DE, IT, FR, ES, CS, KR and PL

For developers

A developer API provides events you can hook into from your own scripts.

Framework support

Standalone in a limited form, full integration with ESX and QBCore, and an API for custom frameworks.