Medical interiors and phone packages drive the week’s steady gains

This week’s data shows modest but clear movement concentrated in a handful of packages rather than a broad shift across the ecosystem. Distinct scripts seen across all servers rose slightly to 1,583,958 (previous week 1,580,976); the net change is small compared with the variation we track daily, but the important story is shape: a small group of resources recorded growth on five or six of the seven sampling points, which is the signal of sustained adoption. The two kivo medical interiors stand out first: kivo_medical_center_v and kivo_medical_center each grew on 6/6 days and added roughly 180 servers apiece, taking both from the mid-200s into the low-400s. Phone-related packages continued their slow diffusion — smartphone-prop added 131 servers and qs-smartphone added 115 across the week and each showed multi-day growth. A cluster of smaller projects recorded large percentage gains from low bases (for example, jg-vehiclestudio, FiveMCombatOverhaul and cfx-nteam-legionv3), which is important to recognize but should be read as growth from small starting points. On the other side, a set of well-known QBCore utilities and PolyZone lost a few dozen installs each; the drops are visible but small compared with their installed base. Finally, there were no wholesale deaths: no high-reach script collapsed to zero this week. That lack of catastrophic failures is itself a signal — adoption moved, but the ecosystem’s centre of gravity stayed steady.

Sustained adopters this week split into two groups: moderate-size assets that advanced steadily, and small-base projects that posted high percentage gains. The clearest sustained story is the pair kivo_medical_center_v and kivo_medical_center. kivo_medical_center_v grew on 6/6 days, moving 368→405→422→439→464→472→487 and finishing on 437 servers (previous week 252), a +184 / +73% change. kivo_medical_center mirrored that shape: it grew on 6/6 days, moving 366→402→419→434→458→467→482 to finish on 433 (previous week 251), a +182 / +72.5% change. Those are textbook steady spreads: daily counts climb every sample and the week-long pattern shows continuous uptake rather than a single jump. Phone packages remain the secondary pillar of growth. smartphone-prop grew on 5/6 days and added 131 servers to reach 700 (daily: 661→674→672→703→716→731→744); the series has a small midweek dip but otherwise a consistent rise. qs-smartphone also grew on 5/6 days, adding 115 to reach 769 (daily: 735→747→741→769→781→799→811), and again shows a multi-day upward profile. Both continue the multi-week pattern we have tracked previously: slow, repeatable spread across many servers. Smaller packages produced the large-percentage headlines. jg-vehiclestudio climbed on 6/6 days from a low base (176→193→197→212→221→229→238), finishing on 209 (previous week 86), +124 / +144.7% — a strong relative gain but still modest in absolute terms. FiveMCombatOverhaul worked the same way: it grew on 6/6 days (150→162→171→175→181→192→195) to end on 175 (previous week 78), +97 / +125.3%. cfx-nteam-legionv3 added 103 servers to reach 195 (previous week 92) and grew on 5/6 days (155→168→177→199→217→226→224), again a rapid percentage gain from a small base. Map and tooling resources showed steady movement: grew on 6/6 days to 407 (previous week 325), +82, and grew on 6/6 days to 275 (previous week 198), +76. is worth a mention: it added 96 servers to reach 1,166 (previous week 1,070) but only grew on 4/6 days (1149→1146→1136→1152→1176→1189→1212), a noisier profile that looks like a bounce rather than a continuous spread. Finally, two high-reach utilities — and — posted small absolute gains (ox_doorlock +152 to 14,885; lb-phone +96 to 11,041) with noisy day-to-day counts; their size makes even small percentage moves visible in totals, but their week shapes are mixed.

No large-scale deaths occurred this week; the list of decliners is dominated by small-to-moderate drops among established projects rather than sudden vanishings. qb-multicharacter dropped -81 to 2,960 (daily: 3018→2990→2934→2942→2923→2952→2964) with a midweek trough, suggesting a transient pull rather than a one-time removal across many servers. qb-pawnshop fell -81 to 3,821 (3892→3867→3807→3815→3768→3788→3812) and qb-target lost -77 to 5,227 (5297→5275→5173→5213→5205→5200→5225); both show the same pattern of a sharper midweek dip followed by partial recovery. qb-radialmenu and qb-management also lost a few dozen installs each (−76 and −73 respectively) and grew on only a minority of sampling days, which is consistent with intermittent updates, server restarts or temporary removals. PolyZone, the ecosystem’s sixth-ranked script, fell −74 to 17,936; its daily series (18149→18074→17789→17863→17866→17857→17956) shows a modest midweek pull but remains at very high absolute reach. wasabi_ambulance, qb-radio, qb-cityhall and progressbar each lost between 70 and 74 servers; none of the declines here approaches a catastrophic failure and every item retained a large installed base. In short: declines this week are measurable but shallow, and their daily shapes point to noise or patching cycles rather than wholesale deprecations.

This week introduced a handful of brand-new resources that reached non-trivial counts in their first week. tstudio_lacima_estate was first seen 2026-06-11 and reached 95 servers — the largest new entry this period. sd_dev (first seen 2026-06-11) reached 50 servers, and ForLifeClothes (first seen 2026-06-09) reached 46 servers. A small cluster of other new names — 204sSentinelGT (34), ForLife_Island_Village (31), ForLife_Island (30) — arrived in the low tens of servers. The remainder of the new items peaked below 25 servers (for example, web2 reached 21; Vy-Time 19; craft_visuel 18; n93_pilot 18). New scripts nearly always start as a handful of private servers before spreading; anything that reaches multiple dozen servers in its first week is worth a closer look, but most entries here remain small enough that their immediate impact on the broader ecosystem is limited.

For developers and server owners the practical reading is straightforward: incremental, steady uptake remains the dominant mode of adoption. If your work overlaps with medical interiors, phone packages, map tools or vehicle/photo-studio tooling, this week’s winners are ones to watch and to test against — kivo_medical_center_v and kivo_medical_center in particular have established a clear, multi-day uptake pattern. Phone resources (smartphone-prop and qs-smartphone) continue to diffuse slowly; for plugin and UI developers that suggests handling multiple phone packages remains a sensible compatibility target. Projects showing high percentage gains from small bases (jg-vehiclestudio, FiveMCombatOverhaul, cfx-nteam-legionv3) deserve attention if you target niche functionality, but treat their growth as exploratory: large percentages from low bases can be fragile. The lack of any major die-off simplifies planning: core dependencies like PolyZone and ox_doorlock remain widely installed even when they lose a few dozen servers. Next week, watch whether the two kivo packages keep their 6/6-day runs — sustained multi-week growth would indicate real diffusion beyond single-server adoption — and whether new entrants such as tstudio_lacima_estate convert early reach into continued spread. For now, prioritise compatibility and incremental testing rather than chasing one-week spikes.