PinkFrog Advanced Chat replaces the static chat box with something closer to a messenger. Players share photos and videos straight from their in-game phone, with 17mov_phone supported out of the box, pick emojis and search GIFs from the main input, and react to any message Discord style with stacking counters. Where a category allows it, they can call the sender from the three dot menu instead of trading numbers.

The roleplay commands are all present and ready to use: /me and /do for actions and scene description, /try for a randomised success or failure seen by nearby players, /globaldo as a paid server wide action, /twt for public Twotter posts with photo and video attachments, /dw for anonymous messages, /news for job restricted announcements, /tootube for phone clips and /admin as a staff only channel.

Categories are not locked to the config file. Staff create unlimited new ones live from the in-game settings panel, each with its own command, label, colours, icon, price per message, display distance, job restriction and 3D floating text above the sender. New categories register instantly for everyone and are saved to the database. Players then tune their own side: theme, accent colour, font, font size, timestamps, avatar and chat position.

Moderation runs from the same place. Admins edit or delete any message in real time, mute a player so their text shows as stars, block someone from typing for a set time or permanently, assign custom tags such as VIP, censor blocked words automatically and clear the whole chat in one action. It runs on ESX, QBCore and QBox, with settings and categories kept in the database across restarts.