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OPS Hub · Network · Power — the city's technology ecosystem

Phones, mobile masts, fibre, the power grid, solar, fuel, CCTV, trackers, the internet, data centres and the jobs that build and run them — all connected in one world, where breaking one thing affects the rest.

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What it is

Four parts, one connected world

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Every 3D model: masts, cabinets, poles, CCTV, server racks, fuel stations, substations, buildings and tunnels.

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The physical world: networks, power, fuel, CCTV, trackers, data centres and faults, built in game with /towers.

opslabs-phone

The phone and laptop: OPS Work jobs, OPS Academy, the Browser, OPS Mobile plans, business tools and live settings.

OPS Hub

A website to manage every company and the whole server, plus a free public classroom and status page.

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At a glance

Built for a whole city

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companies players can work for

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job types, each checked against the world

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custom streamed 3D models

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training courses and 14 certifications

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real customer addresses on the map

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ways to configure everything

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The companies

14 companies players can join, run and work for

OPS Network →OPS Fibre →OPS Secure →OPS Communications →OPS Systems →OPS Domains →OPS Web →OPS Data →OPS Cloud →OPS Mobile →OPS Track →OPS Fuel →San Andreas Power & Light →San Andreas Solar →OPS America Fiber →OPS America Outside Plant →OPS America Network Ops →

Each has its own jobs, roles, wages, branding and app. Turn any of them off, edit them, or add your own.

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Hands on

What players physically do in game

Nothing is a menu that just pays out. Players walk, climb, drive, carry, cable and fix things in the world — and other players see it happen.

Engineers

Climb poles, pull and splice cable, wire houses, fit cameras, build data halls and fix faults across the map.

Customers

Order broadband, CCTV, trackers, solar or a website from the phone and watch an engineer turn up and fit it.

Business owners

Run a company: hire staff, quote, win contracts, buy stock, manage vans and get paid.

Police & EMS

Get gunshot alerts, watch shared CCTV, read number plates and use job-locked Wi-Fi.

Criminals

Hunt for and cut out vehicle trackers — and get caught on CCTV, number-plate cameras and gunshot sensors.

Everyone

Use a real phone and laptop, browse the web, charge their phone, fill up with fuel and live with outages.

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OPS Mobile

A mobile network built from real masts

Phone signal is worked out every 1.5 seconds from the towers and Wi-Fi you place. No signal means no texts or calls (except 911) and no apps unless you are on Wi-Fi.

▶ In game, players can

Place a mast or Wi-Fi access point by aiming where it goes
Set a Wi-Fi password and lock it to police or EMS
Watch your bars drop as you drive out of range
Admins: take a mast offline and leave a dead spot
Join Wi-Fi on the phone to save plan data

Cell towers

Lattice masts, 5G masts, rooftop antennas and small cells, each with its own range. 0–4 bars, 5G or LTE.

Wi-Fi

Access points with passwords, job-locked networks (police, EMS) and floor limits. Wi-Fi uses no plan data.

Only live when cabled

Optionally a Wi-Fi network stays silent until it is really cabled back to live fibre.

Power matters

Masts run off the grid. In a power cut their batteries last 2 hours, then they go off air.

Plans & billing

Monthly eSIM plans with texts, minutes and data, extras and boosts, sold on this website.

Coverage map

OPS Hub shows merged coverage, dead zones and players live. Drag towers to move them.

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OPS Openline · fibre & copper

Every cable is pulled, laid and spliced by hand

Street cabinets are the exchange. Light travels over spliced fibre through joints, CBTs and CSPs into an ONT, and CAT6 from the ONT to the router is the home network.

▶ In game, players can

Pull CAT6 or fibre off a box and fix it along walls, poles and ceilings
Strip, cleave and fusion-splice fibre, step by step
Crimp RJ45 plugs in the T568B order
Climb a pole and fit a CBT, then drop a line to a house
Cut a cable, then find the break and repair it
Walk up to an ONT and read its lights

Cable boxes & drums

CAT6, outdoor fibre dropwire and indoor patch fibre, each pulled from a real box with a length.

Terminate & splice

Crimp CAT6 to T568B and fusion-splice fibre step by step: strip, clean, cleave, splice, sleeve.

Poles & overhead

Climb poles with a harness, fit CBTs and kit, hang spans and drop wires to houses.

Underground

Chambers, tunnels and riser pipes; rod ducts between chambers and joint through them.

ONT lights

POWER, PON, LOS, LAN and INTERNET lights, light levels in dBm and the full fibre path on screen.

Cut & repair

Any cable can be cut; the two ends must be terminated or spliced again to bring it back.

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Life as an engineer

A van, a uniform and a full tool kit

Engineers have real equipment for real diagnosis, and a step-by-step coach for pole work.

▶ In game, players can

Drive the branded van with beacons on
Steer the roof spotlight while driving
Shoot a fibre with the OTDR to find a break
Test a pole with a hammer and probe
Ride a cherry picker basket up to 14 m
Put on the uniform and hard hat

OPS Network van

Branded livery, beacons, roof ladder and stores for tools, cable and road kit, plus a roof spotlight you steer while driving.

Branded uniform

Work polo, trousers, boots and hard hat with printed OPS branding that fits any character.

Fibre tools

Fusion splicer, OTDR, visual fault locator, power meter, ONT tester and an ONT repair kit that finds the fault.

Power tools

Voltage detector, insulated gloves, arc-flash PPE, earthing kit, operating rod, thermal camera.

Cherry picker

Set up a MEWP and ride the basket to 14 m to work on poles and walls.

Pole work guide (F7)

Guided walkthroughs: fibre to a house, ladder and pole basics, power line work.

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Buildings & sites

Put down walk-in buildings anywhere

Real collision, furniture, lights and doors, saved for good and movable later.

▶ In game, players can

Put down a house, depot or exchange and walk inside
Dig a tunnel forward as you walk
Climb down a hatch into an underground chamber
Lock doors and gates with a PIN keypad
Lay a fence line and fit auto-opening gates
Lean a ladder on a roof and step onto it

Customer house

Hallway, living room, kitchen, bathroom and two bedrooms, ready to be wired.

Engineering depot

Office, meeting room, kit room, lockers and a warehouse with racking and cable drums.

Telephone exchange

Equipment hall and power room for OLTs, routers, batteries and generators.

Tunnels & chambers

Lay tunnel lines, dig as you walk, branch with T-junctions and add street entrances.

Doors & PINs

Every door has a keypad. Lock with a PIN, with a lockout after 5 wrong tries.

Fences & gates

Palisade and mesh fencing, branded signs, auto-opening gates, barriers and anti-climb zones.

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Road safety

Roadworks that look and work the part

Everything is visible to every player and saved.

▶ In game, players can

Lay a row of cones or barriers in one go
Write your own text on a works sign
Set up a pair of temporary traffic lights
Pick everything up again when the job is done

Cones, barriers & tape

Lay a whole line at once with a live preview and count.

Works signs

Editable text drawn live: heading, dates, times and footer.

Traffic lights

Portable lights in pairs that cycle in sync for everyone, with an all-red gap.

Measuring ruler

Shows distance and turns green when kit is square.

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Electricity at home

Mains power worked out from what is really placed

A typical house: transformer pole, service drop, meter cabinet, consumer unit. Cut the supply and everything behind it goes dark.

▶ In game, players can

Wire a house from the pole to the consumer unit
Flick light switches and watch the room light up
Plug in an extension lead or desk lamp
Charge your phone, laptop or electric car
Read the meter
Start a portable generator in a power cut

Sockets & switches

Sockets, spurs and light switches work through the walls from a live consumer unit.

Lighting

Ceiling lights and battens that really light the room when switched on.

Plug-in kit

Extension leads, cable reels and desk lamps plug themselves into the nearest free outlet.

Phone & laptop charging

Phones and laptops have real batteries and only charge on a live charger.

EV charging

Wallboxes and posts charge any car parked beside them.

Meters & generators

Meters count kWh used; portable generators give temporary power.

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San Andreas Power & Light · the grid

Build the grid, then run it

Power stations, wind turbines, 400 kV pylons and substations built in game, solved every 2 seconds, with real protection and real faults.

▶ In game, players can

Build a power station, pylons and a substation
String 400 kV cable over pylons
Open and close breakers in a substation yard
Pull cut-out fuses with an insulated rod
Repair a fault at the yellow marker
Run the grid from the OPS Hub control room

Generation

Gas power station units and wind turbines. Too little generation sheds feeders.

Transmission

400 kV conductor over lattice pylons into substations, with line breakers.

Substations

Fully fitted walk-in substations, or fit the plant yourself. RTU poles allow remote switching.

Feeders & reclosers

11 kV feeders along power poles, split by reclosers that try to reclose twice.

Faults

Line faults, transformer failures and fires, generator trips, more in thunderstorms.

Grid control room

OPS Hub: live map, one-line diagram, alarms, dispatch, shedding, switching log.

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San Andreas Solar

Off-grid power with panels and batteries

Panels feed a hybrid inverter that powers the house by day, and a home battery keeps it on at night or in a power cut.

▶ In game, players can

Fit panels on a roof or a ground array
Install an inverter and home battery
Isolate the panels before working on them
Keep a house lit through a power cut

Panels

Roof panels and ground arrays, with output following the time of day.

Inverter & battery

Shows output and charge; stores the surplus for later.

DC isolator

Cuts the panels off safely for maintenance.

Monitoring

OPS Hub shows installed kWp, output, battery charge and load.

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OPS Fuel

Real fuel stations, from tanker to tank to car

Vehicles burn fuel and only fill up at stations built here. GTA's own pumps do nothing.

▶ In game, players can

Build a station: tanks, pipes, dispensers
Fill up by litres or by dollars
Drive a tanker, earth it and offload into the tanks
Hit the emergency stop
Dip the tanks and reconcile stock
Put the wrong fuel in and damage the engine

The station

Underground tanks, pipes, dispensers, canopy, vent stacks and a fill point.

Filling up

Pick a grade, fill up by litres or by dollars. Wrong fuel damages the engine.

Deliveries

Load a tanker at the bulk terminal, earth it, and offload into the right tank.

Tank gauge

Levels, temperature, water, leaks, sales, deliveries and stock variance.

Needs power

Pumps and gauges need the grid. A power cut closes the station.

Emergency stop

Stops every pump at once; reset at the gauge or on OPS Hub.

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OPS Network · ISP

Real broadband lines on top of the fibre

Players order broadband from their phone where they stand. That books an install job, and when it is done the line goes live.

▶ In game, players can

Order broadband on the phone where you stand
Install the line as an engineer
Run a speed test over Wi-Fi or cable
Report a fault from the phone
Pay a bill to get a suspended line back

Packages

Home, copper, business, dedicated and government tiers, edited on OPS Hub.

IP addresses

Dynamic, static and dedicated blocks, with reverse DNS per address.

Router settings

LAN, DHCP, Wi-Fi, guest Wi-Fi, VLANs, firewall, port forwards and VPN.

Monitoring

Lines checked every 30 s. Several lines down nearby opens an outage automatically.

Speed tests

On Wi-Fi or wired, shown as a percentage of the plan.

Billing

Weekly bills; unpaid lines are suspended, then back on when paid.

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OPS Secure

CCTV that is wired, recorded and watched

Cameras need power, a cable or Wi-Fi path and a free recorder channel. Get it wrong and the camera stays offline.

▶ In game, players can

Mount cameras with a ladder and cable them to the recorder
Watch cameras at the recorder or monitor
Pan, tilt and zoom a PTZ camera
Ring a video doorbell and alert the owner
Watch your cameras from the phone
Clean a lens or replace a dead camera

Cameras

Bullet 4K, dome, turret, fisheye, PTZ, ANPR, thermal, analogue, wireless and video doorbells.

Recorders

NVRs with PoE ports and a power budget, DVRs for analogue, PoE switches and monitors.

Live viewing

Switch cameras, zoom, pan and tilt PTZ, thermal vision and night mode.

Recording

Motion, heat, number plates with speed, doorbell rings, and who watched.

Secure View app

Watch remotely from the phone when the recorder is online. Share with police or staff.

Faults

Dirty lenses, cable faults and dead cameras alert the owner and raise a job.

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Tracking & public safety

Vehicle trackers and gunshot detection

Both report over OPS Mobile, so they depend on real signal.

▶ In game, players can

Fit a tracker in a car
Find your stolen car with /track
Immobilise a stolen car remotely
Search a car for a tracker and cut it
Fit gunshot sensors on poles and walls
Respond to a shots-fired alert as police

OPS Track Mini & Pro

Fitted in a vehicle: live position, theft alerts, and on Pro a backup battery and remote immobiliser.

Owner tools

/track: waypoint to the car, arm alerts, immobilise and rename.

Tamper

Thieves can hunt for the tracker and cut it. A Pro alerts the owner on its battery.

OPS Sentinel sensors

Hear gunfire within 450 m. More sensors give a more accurate position.

Police alerts

A map circle, a notification and /shotsgps to the latest incident.

Incident map

OPS Hub lists incidents and sensors; acknowledge, close or reopen.

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The in-game internet

A real web for the city

On phones over mobile data and on laptops over Ethernet. Businesses can get a domain, a website and email without leaving the game.

▶ In game, players can

Search the web on your phone or laptop
Buy a domain for your business
Build and publish a website
Set up email on your domain
Add SSL and get the padlock

OPS Search

A search engine that indexes every published site and the OPS sites.

OPS Domains

Register .ls, .sa, .biz, .shop and .club, with DNS, WHOIS privacy, renewals and transfers.

OPS Web

A website builder and hosting plans, so every business can publish its own site.

Email

Mailboxes on your own domain.

SSL

Certificates and padlocks, with warnings for expired or unsafe sites.

Depends on the world

Sites run on servers in the data centres; when those go down, sites go down.

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OPS Data & OPS Cloud

The servers behind the city

Build a data hall of racks, UPS, cooling and generators, then fit servers into the racks.

▶ In game, players can

Build a data hall with racks, UPS and cooling
Fit servers into a rack
Cable a rack to the internet
Repair a failed drive, PSU or fan
Rent a cloud server and run it

Racks & servers

42U racks with compute, storage, switches and firewalls fitted from the rack.

Power

UPS on mains or battery, or a generator. A power cut without UPS drops the racks.

Cooling

Servers make heat. Overheated halls degrade at 32 °C and shut down at 40 °C.

Roles

Servers can run OPS Cloud, OPS Web hosting, DNS or email for the whole city.

OPS Cloud

Players rent virtual servers by plan, with images, firewalls and a console.

Faults

Failed drives, PSUs, fans and boards raise jobs that check themselves.

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The phone

A complete smartphone

Everything players expect from a modern phone, plus the OPS apps.

▶ In game, players can

Call, text and send photos
Share your live location with a friend
Take photos and videos with the camera
Charge the phone on a charger or power bank
Install and remove apps from the store

Calls & messages

Live calls through pma-voice, voicemail, chat bubbles, photos and live location sharing.

Everyday apps

Mail, camera, photos, notes, maps, wallet, calendar, clock, weather, garage and social.

Device feel

Face unlock, Dynamic Island, Control Centre, gestures, app switcher and an app store.

Music

Two music apps with radio and links, plus Spotify and TIDAL account linking.

Real battery

Drains with use and only charges on a live charger or a power bank.

OPS apps

OPS Work, OPS Academy, Secure View, OPS Mobile, OPS Network and the Browser.

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The laptop

A working computer on any desk

Engineers place a laptop and anyone can sit down and use it.

▶ In game, players can

Put a laptop on a desk
Cable it to a router and get online
Sit down and use it with windows and a dock
Charge it with a laptop charger

Desktop

Windows you drag, resize and maximise, a dock and a menu bar.

Ethernet only

Online only when CAT6 runs to a working router or ONT. It shows why when offline.

Same apps

Browser, mail, messages, OPS Work, OPS Academy and more, with your accounts.

Battery

Needs a live laptop charger beside it, or the battery runs flat.

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Jobs

Every job is real work, checked against the world

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Booked

By a customer, a fault, an outage or the city

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Accepted

If you hold the right certificate and safety module

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Done for real

Drive there, fit the kit, run and terminate the cable

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Checked

The server confirms it really works

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Paid

Customer billed, wages paid, invoice issued

60 job types across every company, at 139 real addresses, with GPS, step-by-step animations and an assistant. Jobs are created by customers, by faults and outages, or automatically. Bad work shows up later as faults.

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The business layer

Companies that run like real companies

Players can be engineers, managers, dispatchers or owners, with roles and permissions for each company.

▶ In game, players can

Accept jobs from the job board
Quote a customer and win the contract
Order parts from suppliers
Sign out a company van
Apply to join a company and get hired

Quotes

Priced, sent and accepted by customers.

Contracts & SLAs

Response and fix times with due dates on every job.

Stock & purchase orders

Parts, suppliers and stock lines used by jobs.

Assets & warranties

Every piece of fitted kit tracked per customer.

Fleet & tools

Company vans and tools signed out to staff.

Tickets & alerts

Customer support cases and warnings for managers.

Operations centre

A live view of every network, fault and incident.

Customer portal

Services, invoices and a public status page.

Employees

Applications, hiring, roles, wages and company news.

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OPS Academy

Training, certification and health & safety

Learn every job on OPS Hub, the phone app, the laptop or opsacademy.sa in the Browser. Free to read, with one shared set of progress.

▶ In game, players can

Read lessons on the phone, laptop or website
Take a safety module and an exam
Do a practical at the OPS Academy centre
Press Guide me for the next step
Fill in a risk assessment before work

Lessons

The kit and what it does, every step, the tools and what goes wrong if done badly.

Health & safety

A module per job family; needed before taking those jobs.

Exams & practicals

Pass the exam, then a hands-on practical at an OPS Academy training centre.

Job assistant

Guide me or /jobhelp: the next step, the tools you need and where to get them.

Risk assessments

Skip the controls on risky work and accidents can happen, logged and alerted.

Slideshows

Courses on configuring OPS Hub · Network · Power and on doing your first job.

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OPS Hub

Run the whole ecosystem from a website

Staff manage their company without being in game; owners see and control the whole city.

▶ In game, players can

Manage your company from a browser
Dispatch crews to faults
Change router settings for a customer
Watch the city's networks live

Company dashboards

Jobs, customers, quotes, stock, fleet, tickets and staff per company.

Tower map

Live coverage, dead zones and players; place and edit towers from the map.

Grid control

Switch breakers, shed load, dispatch crews and send notices.

Internet & CCTV

Lines, outages, router settings, camera systems and events.

Settings, jobs & companies

Every setting explained, every job and company editable live.

Audit log

Every change recorded with who made it.

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Your server, your rules

Configure everything

Three ways to change anything: the config files, OPS Hub, or in game from the phone. Most changes apply within 15 seconds without a restart.

▶ In game, players can

Admins: switch systems on and off from the phone
Admins: change a job's price live
Collect tools and parts from a depot (items mode)
Build the showcase and walk round it

Config files

Every value commented, plus a catalogue of companies, jobs, prices and places.

Standalone mode

No inventory needed: tools are in the van and kit is placed from /towers.

Items mode

Real tools, PPE and parts as items for ox_inventory, ESX or QBCore, collected at depots.

Switch anything off

Whole systems, single companies or single jobs, on or off.

Edit companies

Rename, recolour, reprice, add new companies and new job types.

Showcase

/opsshowcase builds about 300 pieces of working kit so you can see it all at once.

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Go deeper

Every company and every job, in full detail

Each company has its own page: what players physically do, how its system works, every job with its price, wage, certificate, parts and how the server checks it, plus the full training — equipment, tools, PPE, step by step, hazards and what goes wrong.

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Why it matters

When the power goes out, the whole city feels it — and someone gets the job of fixing it.

Legal jobs with real skill, training and progression

An economy of companies, customers, contracts and bills

Endless RP from outages, faults, theft and crime

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Getting started

Up and running in four steps

1Add the resources and start opslabs-towers before the phone and props.

2Start the server. Every database table is created automatically (oxmysql, ESX).

3Pick standalone or items mode, and switch on the systems you want.

4Build the city with /towers (or /opsshowcase to see it all) and open the job boards.

Tour OPS Hub Explore the Academy Live network status

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