In-game preview from the official Dubai Roleplay V2 environment
Dubai Roleplay V2 is a complete roleplay framework developed for open.mp with the objective of bringing a more modern, FiveM-inspired gameplay experience into the Pawn ecosystem. It represents an extensively developed server foundation in which progression, world interaction, interface design, administration, and persistent data operate as a single connected environment. The project is intended for communities that require more than a conventional starter gamemode and for developers seeking an established platform that can be adapted without rebuilding every fundamental system from the beginning.
The gamemode is structured around a persistent MySQL-backed world. Player identities, organizations, vehicles, properties, businesses, inventories, progression, territory ownership, and economic activity are maintained as interconnected records rather than temporary or isolated mechanics. This approach gives server administrators the flexibility to operate and expand the environment through in-game workflows while allowing developers to extend the underlying systems through a clearly established codebase.
Its player experience is distinguished by customized textdraw interfaces, animated notifications, structured dialogs, a FiveM-inspired world-marking system, and a progression-focused grinding model. Advanced turf controllability provides a substantial competitive framework for organizations through influence, capture states, alliances, configurable security conditions, rewards, locking controls, and persistent territory storage. A fully dynamic showroom complements this design with configurable dealerships, categorized vehicle selections, visual previews, managed pricing, and in-game operational control.
The technical foundation makes extensive use of hooks, callback-driven services, threaded MySQL operations, streamed world entities, modular subsystems, Discord connectivity, configurable anti-cheat controls, and detailed administrative tooling. These systems allow Dubai Roleplay V2 to function both as a deployable roleplay server and as an extensible development framework. Communities are free to preserve its existing direction or transform it into an entirely different experience while retaining a stable and feature-complete base.
Dubai Roleplay V2 originated from AKRP V5, created by najuaircrack. That original foundation remains properly acknowledged. Through extensive rescripting, interface development, system expansion, operational improvements, and open.mp-focused engineering, the project evolved into the distinct release presented in this repository.
- Download or clone this repository.
- Create a MySQL or MariaDB database.
- Import
databases/Clean.sql. - Enter the database credentials in
mysql.ini. - Configure the server, RCON password, and Discord token in
config.json. - Compile
gamemodes/Dubai-V2.pwnand place the resulting AMX ingamemodes/. - Set
pawn.main_scriptsinconfig.jsonto the compiled gamemode name. - Start the open.mp server.
hostname = 127.0.0.1
username = your_database_user
password = your_database_password
database = dubai_v2
server_port = 3306Do not publish database passwords, Discord tokens, RCON passwords, or other production credentials.
| Contributor | Contribution |
|---|---|
| najuaircrack | AKRP V5 original base |
| NeeLan ICNQ / NeelanX | Rescripting, development, and textdraws |
| WROX / WroxExM / ZpyRx | Development, systems, dynamic showroom, and textdraws |
| Razi / RaziScofield | Gamemode and server development |
Credits belonging to open.mp and the authors of all third-party plugins, includes, libraries, and mappings must be preserved.
This repository is the official public source of Dubai Roleplay V2, released directly by its developers. You are free to take it, study it, operate it, and build your own version from it under the terms of the license. Improve the source, introduce your own ideas, and create something that carries your identity as a developer.
To the main server contributors: attribution is not ownership, and access to a project is not the same as creating it. If you expect recognition, earn it through original work instead of relying on another developer's source. The code is public now; what you are capable of building from this point forward is entirely your responsibility.
Take the source. Build something better. Let your own work prove the rest.
Released under the MIT License. This official release may be used, modified, and distributed under the license terms with the required copyright and permission notice preserved. Third-party dependencies may use separate licenses.
Dubai Roleplay V2 - released by the developers, not the sellers.