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Drug Tablet Apps
Crime System registers four Drug System apps on the shared organization tablet. Their visibility follows the configured Crime organizations and the shared tablet's secondary-job rules.
The tablet apps explain the market and network state; world interactions and server callbacks perform the actual sale, delivery, hiring and business actions.
The four apps
Shows current product conditions and market movement. Use it to understand changing demand before committing stock to a sale or route.
Shows the player's current heat, contributing events and available recovery actions. Heat and police attention can change after an activity rather than at the first interaction.
Contains overview, contacts, orders, owned dealers, hotspots and history. Contacts may remain locked until their configured requirements are met; eligible dealer contacts can be hired for the displayed price.
Manages the larger business and distribution layer, including staff, hubs, contracts, routes and ledger state where configured.
First end-to-end test
Verify organization access
Use a regular Crime member and confirm all intended apps appear. Compare with a non-member and with an on-duty primary job that should take priority.
Create market activity
Complete one supplied sale or delivery and check that the Dynamic Market and Heat Network show the resulting state.
Unlock or inspect a contact
Open Dealer Network, compare locked and unlocked contacts and test an eligible order or dealer action with sufficient money and stock.
Verify the business layer
Open Distribution Network and confirm that the configured staff, hubs, contracts and routes belong to the correct organization.
Reconnect and retest
Verify that heat, contacts, dealers and business state persist while temporary UI selections reset safely.
Administrators may use /drugtablettest home, market, heat, contacts, or business to inspect a view. This is a UI diagnostic and does not replace the normal organization and gameplay test.
See Selling and Distribution, Quality, Consumption, and Risk, and Configuration and Settings.