Tattoo scripts usually do one thing: open a menu, apply an ink, close. The rcore tattoo shop turns that flat transaction into an actual job. The parlor can be owned by a player character, staffed with employees, and run as a proper roleplay business — with a minigame that makes the act of tattooing itself something that happens between two players rather than a solo menu click.

Business Layer

Ownership mechanics are baked in for both ESX and QBCore. An owner can hire employees, set pricing, and collect revenue from every tattoo applied in their shop. Staff can perform the tattooing minigame on clients, which creates a genuine interaction loop between two characters rather than a vending-machine experience.

• Fully ownable parlor business — ESX and QBCore ownership integrations built in
• Employee system: hire staff, assign them to perform tattoos on clients
• Player-to-player tattooing minigame — the artist performs on the client’s character
• 6 predefined UI design variants, each configurable or replaceable with a custom layout
• Body-part navigation via interactive character model — click on the area to browse that zone’s options
• All DLC tattoos included; addon tattoo support via a PNG-to-tattoo generator
• Tattoo migration: existing player ink from other scripts carries over without data loss
• API events exposed for calling from external scripts
• Standalone mode available — runs without a framework if needed

Addon Tattoos

The PNG converter is the feature most tattoo scripts skip. Upload a flat image file and the tool generates a usable addon tattoo entry — so custom community artwork, gang symbols, or server-specific designs can be integrated without external modding tools or streaming separate .ytd files per design.

Framework Compatibility

Native ESX and QBCore integration handles money, job ownership, and employee role checks. Standalone mode works for servers that manage those systems elsewhere and just want the UI and minigame layer. Custom framework bridges are possible via the exposed API.

Why It Works for RP Servers

Player-owned businesses create economy depth. A tattoo parlor that requires an actual player interaction — artist to client — gives the business a reason to exist on the server beyond a fast-travel menu. The minigame keeps both players engaged during the appointment, and the addon tattoo pipeline means your server’s visual identity can show up on character builds without a modding detour.