Most server activity happens on land. Advanced Scuba Diving V3 puts a working economy under the water: players rent boats, kit up with dive tanks, descend to shipwrecks and modular loot zones, crack open crates with skill-based minigames, and surface with cash and items tied to a full quest reward system. The loop gives players a genuine reason to return to the water — not just once, but every session.

Oxygen and Tank Mechanics

Dive tanks are useable items with real oxygen tracking. Run out of air at depth and the consequences are immediate. The system creates pressure that purely cosmetic underwater scripts don’t have — players have to manage their dives, surface for air, or resupply. Admins control tank availability and pricing through the boat rental and admin fee system, so the economy stays balanced to your server’s inflation level.

Shipwreck Exploration and Loot System

Shipwrecks and dive zones are modular and placeable. If the default locations don’t fit your server map or lore, you move them. Each zone contains crate hunts with loot rewards, and opening crates requires a skill-based minigame rather than a simple interact prompt — which means the best loot goes to players who practise, not just players who show up first.

• Shipwreck and crate hunt zones with configurable loot tables
• Useable dive tanks with live oxygen tracking and depletion mechanics
• Boat rental system with admin-configurable pricing and fee controls
• Skill-based minigames for crate unlocking
• Quest system with cash and item rewards — repeatable progression
• XP tracking and server leaderboard
• Modular dive zone placement — drop zones anywhere on the map
• Discord webhook and fm-logs integration for activity logging
• Vehicle key support: cd_garage and qb-vehiclekeys
• Notification support: ox_lib, mythic_notify, okokNotify, qb-core notify
• Clothing compatibility: illenium-appearance and qb-clothing
• Fuel support: ps-fuel, LegacyFuel, cdn_fuel, renewed-fuel

Framework and Inventory Compatibility

V3 runs on ESX, QBCore, and Qbox with no version-split or additional purchase. Targeting works with qb-target and ox_target. Inventory support covers ox_inventory, qb-inventory, and qs-inventory (experimental). Dependencies are ox_lib, oxmysql, and qb-core — nothing exotic.

What This Adds to Your Server

The boat rental fee creates a cost-of-entry that makes each dive a considered decision. The quest reward system keeps players coming back with structured objectives rather than random grind. And because zones are modular, the content fits the geography of your server instead of fighting it. At £10 for ESX, QBCore, and Qbox support in a single purchase, it’s a content pillar — not a filler script.