These are FiveM links checked by drs_Dev for useful resources, frameworks, tools, servers, and creators. A checked link is not the same as a personal recommendation or hands-on test.
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Browse scripts, maps, vehicles, clothing, and other creator-made assets through the official Cfx marketplace.
Filter by framework, whether source code is included, price, and purchase type. Check what each resource requires and what support is available before installing it.
Community releases for scripts, maps, vehicles, weapons, and other server resources.
A forum listing is not a quality guarantee. Check the license, required files, update history, and support before using anything.
Start with community releases carrying the free tag, then narrow them by platform and framework.
Confirm that each release is for FiveM rather than RedM and that its license allows you to use it on your server.
Cfx guidance for finding resources, understanding what other files they need, and spotting risky paid downloads.
A set of core systems for building a FiveM roleplay server. It grew from QBCore and commonly uses OX tools.
Qbox works with many QBCore resources, but not all of them. Check each resource against the Qbox guide first.
A widely used set of core systems for FiveM roleplay servers, with official jobs, housing, vehicles, and other tools.
A long-running, open-source set of core systems for roleplay servers, with a large collection of official add-ons.
The collection of commonly used FiveM tools behind ox_lib, oxmysql, ox_inventory, ox_target, and ox_core.
Work on the project restarted in 2026 after it stopped in 2025. Check the current releases instead of assuming it is still abandoned.
An official Cfx overview of several common systems you can use as the base for a FiveM server.
Cfx lists these options but does not provide support for them. Get help from the team behind the framework you choose.
The main official guide for setting up a server, writing scripts, building in-game interfaces, fixing problems, and using FiveM's game tools.
Look up FiveM's built-in game functions, called natives, and see how to use them with Lua, JavaScript, or C#.
Use this current reference instead of a copied list that may be out of date.
Official lists of the names and numbers used for controls, map icons, markers, models, colors, data files, and weapons.
Practical advice for checking requests sent to your server instead of automatically trusting information from a player's game.
Use this as a safety checklist. The examples teach the basic ideas, but they are not copy-and-paste fixes for every script.
The web control panel included with FXServer for starting, updating, monitoring, setting up, and managing a FiveM server.
txAdmin is included with FXServer; a separate download is not required.
Cfx's local program for building and testing resources, viewing logs, reloading scripts, editing code, and working on the game world.
FxDK is meant for one person to build and test locally. Use a normal FXServer when you need to test with multiple players.
A beginner-friendly Cfx guide to setting up CodeWalker, Blender, Sollumz, name tables, and a place to work on game assets.
A free code editor for Windows, macOS, and Linux with tools for tracking changes, running commands, finding errors, and adding extra features.
A free, open-source tool that tracks changes to code so you can copy a project, work safely on separate changes, review them, and restore earlier work.
A visual app for using Git without relying on command-line instructions. It can copy projects, save changes, create branches, and publish to GitHub.
Official builds support Windows and macOS; Linux builds are community-maintained.
Adds code suggestions, error warnings, type checks, quick help, and automatic formatting to editors that support Lua.
A free, open-source database server commonly used to save player, vehicle, job, and other information for FiveM servers.
Confirm the minimum database version required by your selected framework before installing.
A free desktop app for viewing and editing MariaDB, MySQL, and many other types of databases.
Use a regular Community release instead of an Early Access version when working on a live server.
A small, free, open-source program for opening and creating compressed files used for FXServer downloads, resources, and backups.
A free, open-source program for making 3D models, animations, images, and other game assets.
Confirm that your Blender version is supported by the Sollumz release you plan to use.
A Blender add-on for opening, saving, and creating GTA V models, maps, interiors, vehicles, and animations.
Download an official numbered release instead of a random copy of the latest files, and check which Blender versions it supports.
Lets development tools run JavaScript. Many FiveM resources use it to build their in-game browser interface, also called NUI.
Use a long-term support (LTS) version that matches the requirements listed by the project you are building.
Search the official list of live FiveM servers by roleplay terms, tags, language, region, and other filters.
Server owners write their own descriptions and activity can change. drs_Dev has not checked or recommended every server shown.
Browse community-posted server introductions, recruiting notices, and roleplay-community advertisements.
Confirm age limits, whitelist rules, region, ownership, and recent activity before joining.
Explore projects and communities periodically highlighted in official Cfx.re announcements.
Search the category for Community Spotlight posts; availability and project details can change.
Browse live GTA V channels and use stream titles or tags to find FiveM and GTA roleplay broadcasts.
Twitch chooses which channels appear here. drs_Dev has not checked or recommended these channels.
Explore live GTA V streams and use language or title cues to locate roleplay broadcasts.
Kick chooses which channels appear here. Check the current server, content rating, and creator details before watching.
drs_Dev uses official sources when possible and discloses any paid or personal relationship. Check a server’s rules and a resource’s license and requirements before you join, buy, or install anything.