Digital Den Shops opens five Digital Den phone and electronics stores across Los Santos — in Del Perro, Little Seoul, Vinewood, Strawberry and Downtown. Each one is a real MLO interior: no loading screen, no teleport and no instanced shell. Players walk in from the pavement through a pair of glass doors, the street stays visible through the shopfront, and inside there are phone displays, wall shelving, a sales counter, ceiling lighting and a staff door at the back.
It is a pure map, so there is nothing to configure: no framework, no SQL, no config file and no commands. It runs the same on ESX, QBCore, Qbox or a standalone server. Install it, start it, and use the coordinates and door models in the Map Guide to put your own shop, job, door locks or blips on top.
Where to start#
Page | What it covers |
|---|---|
Requirements, the download from the Cfx.re portal, server.cfg, and the parts of the city the map replaces. | |
The five stores and their coordinates, the interior layout, and every door with its model, hash and heading. | |
Blips, a phone shop with ox_inventory or qb-shops, door locks with ox_doorlock or qb-doorlock, and an inside-the-store check. | |
What it includes#
Area | Details |
|---|---|
Stores | Five locations — Del Perro, Little Seoul, Vinewood, Strawberry and Downtown — each built into an existing building and open straight from the street. |
Interior | One shared design, about 10 m wide and 15 m deep: phone displays, wall shelving, a sales counter, ceiling lighting and a staff door at the back. |
Shopfront | A see-through glass front with Digital Den branding and a pair of glass doors, so the shop reads as open from the pavement. |
Doors | Three real doors per store — the two front leaves and the staff door — that any door lock script can lock to a job. |
Turning it into a working shop? The Integrations page has copy-and-paste entries for all five stores — a shop in each one, front and staff doors locked to your job, and a blip on the map.



