FiveM F8 Console Commands: The Documented List
Every command here is checked against the official Cfx.re command pages. See which need developer mode, which belong to the server console and which are unverified.
Guides, comparisons and news for FiveM server owners.
Every command here is checked against the official Cfx.re command pages. See which need developer mode, which belong to the server console and which are unverified.
Which systems a new FiveM server needs, in what order to install them, and what to check before you buy each one. Not a product ranking.
A step-by-step FiveM script install with a success check at every stage, SQL and escrow warnings, framework differences and a rollback plan.
A diagnostic guide for resources that do not start: read the first console error, match it to a cause, confirm it and fix it, with sources for each message.
Choose a FiveM mechanic script around your vehicle data, business rules and repair workload. Compare documented options and the integration checks that matter.
Compare FiveM housing around your interiors, ownership rules and existing player data. Creator documentation reveals where setup ends and migration work begins.
An inventory change affects items, weapons, stashes and dependent scripts. Compare documented options and plan the migration before choosing a new interface.
Build a police setup with clear responsibility for arrests, alerts, records and jail. Compare documented options and check how the parts work together.
Choose a HUD that shows the right information clearly. Compare documented options, check overlapping vehicle controls and test the layout on your players' screens.

There is no official universal winner between ESX, QBCore and Qbox. Choose the framework whose current recipe, APIs and compatible resources match your required server features, existing data and team skills. If you already operate a stable framework-specific stack, staying in that ecosystem is usually the first option to evaluate because migration touches more than the core folder.


CodeWalker is a Windows tool for viewing GTA V archives and working with map data. Download it only from the official CodeWalker repository or the author's GTA5-Mods distribution . Do not use mirrors or repacked executables.

FiveM server monetization begins with Cfx.re policy, not with a payment plugin. Cfx.re identifies Tebex as the exclusive authorized partner for monetizing FiveM and RedM game servers. Define the exact player entitlement, confirm that it is allowed, process the server-linked purchase through the authorized path, and test grant, retry, expiry, refund and dispute behaviour before selling it.


A free raid resource with lab permits, PX41 minigames and explicit inventory setup requirements.

A consistent inventory icon pack with PNG and WebP files, item naming notes and direct creator downloads.

Rear-plate customization with database persistence and clear garage-integration limits.

SpaceELS controls emergency-vehicle lights and sirens. Its profile editor is unrestricted by default; configure access before enabling it on a public server.