The Emrald dashboard is live — the tool that puts the gamemode in the hands of creators. On emrald.xyz, you create your project, plug in as many servers as you want, and shape your community your way — economy, permissions, groups, addons, everything is configured from the panel without writing a single line of code.

Each project comes with its own database (players, sanctions, whitelist, logs), a Simple mode for those who want to launch servers easily without complexity, and an Advanced mode for those who want more control over their update management.

The server hosting documentation is live at docs.emrald.xyz — it will guide you through the installation and creation of your projects. The SDK section of the documentation will be available soon: it will walk you through every feature the base ships with and make it easier to create weapons, vehicles, jobs, or custom scripts for your project.

Withdrawing money from an ATM stayed stuck indefinitely on the "DISPENSING CASH" screen and the cash never came out of the dispenser. It was a clock desync between the server and your client: the dispense timer never ticked down on your side. The withdrawal now runs normally — a few seconds of wait, the cash appears in the slot, you grab it with E.

Dropping a stack of multiple burgers (or any stackable item) from your pocket showed "x1" on the pile on the ground instead of the real quantity, and picking the pile back up into your pocket only gave you one item back. On top of that, eating a burger from a ground stack didn't decrement the counter — you could help yourself indefinitely.

Now:

- The pile on the ground shows the real quantity ("x5" if you dropped 5 burgers).

- Picking the pile back up into your pocket gives back exactly what you dropped.

- Eating an item properly decrements the stack down to 0, and the pile disappears once empty.

On the mayor PC, clicks were missing the buttons: the mouse appeared, the cursor moved, but no button reacted. It was a mismatch between the rendered camera (zoomed on the screen) and the camera used to calculate where the cursor "aims" — you clicked one spot, the ray fired from somewhere else. The camera is now locked onto the workstation during interaction, and every click lands right on the button under the cursor.

The terminal now closes automatically if you die in front of it or lose the mayor role mid-session, instead of staying stuck on screen.

When you're sitting on a chair or a couch, a new hint in the bottom-right of the HUD reminds you which key to press to stand up. On top of that, aiming at another chair while you're already seated no longer shows the "Sit" tooltip (which was misleading, since you couldn't switch seats anyway without standing up first).

When an admin slayed you (or you died from a huge hit), the red damage overlay stayed forever: it didn't clear on respawn, and it didn't clear after a heal. Cause: the overlay's internal counter had no cap, so a slay (99999 damage) pushed it so high it would have taken hours to come back down. The counter is now capped, and a respawn clears the overlay instantly.

The wardrobe and the spawn menu no longer dump everything floating around on the s&box workshop — no more absurd props, no more buggy packages that lag the game, no more clothes that don't fit the gameplay. We pick the items players see ourselves and sort them into as many categories as we want (🚗 Vehicles, 🪑 Furniture, 🎩 Hats…) with the right emoji. Result: less scrolling, less lag, and a clean menu where you actually find what you're looking for.

A new illegal job lands in town: the Hitman. Aim at one, a prompt appears above their head; middle-click opens the menu where you pick the target and the price between $500 and $50,000.

On the hitman's side, the request shows up on screen with the target's avatar, job, name, and price — you have 15 seconds to accept or refuse, otherwise the client is refunded. Once accepted, you have 10 minutes to kill the target. The target isn't warned: no marker, no icon, it's up to you to track them down discreetly. The contract is canceled and the client refunded if the target dies from anything else, if you die, if either of you leaves the server, or if the timer runs out.

Another job joins the city: the Banker. No new magical mechanics under the hood — it's 100% roleplay-driven, built on top of the systems already in place (props, doors, lockpicks). Citizens come deposit their printers in the bank vault, you take a commission on their earnings and hire bodyguards to defend the bank against heists. 2 slots max per server.

Need an admin (a player RDMing you, a blocking bug, stuck somewhere…)? Type /report reason in chat. A card with your avatar, RP name, job, and message appears in the top-left of every online admin's screen, with an alert sound. You're notified when an admin picks up your report and when they close it.

New Spectate mode for admins: detached TPS camera behind the observed player while your pawn stays where it is. Activable from the scoreboard or from a claimed admin report card. An overlay at the bottom of the screen shows the target's avatar, RP name, and job along with the instructions to exit spectator mode. Automatic exit if the target dies or disconnects.