Camera brings real photography to your FiveM server, in two kinds. A digital camera with a viewfinder, zoom, filters, a self-timer and a flash turns every shot into a photo item with a grade, a place and the name of whoever took it — and its body wears, breaks, is repaired with spare parts and is loaded with rolls of film. An instant camera prints a card the moment you press the shutter: pick the paper, the finish and a filter, write a title on the front and a note on the back, and the card slides out of the camera into your pocket.
Cards are physical. Hold one up and everyone around sees it in your hand. Turn it over, give it away, hang it on a wall, pin it to a cork board or arrange it in a card album — with the real photo drawn on the prop for every player nearby. Every behaviour is a setting changed live from an in-game panel and saved in your database, so an update never wipes it, in 41 languages.