NoPixel-Inspired Server Packs

3.5 or 4.0 style?

Packs are usually labelled after the NoPixel version they imitate. 3.5-inspired packs copy the older look and are often lighter. 4.0-inspired packs follow the newer interface style and tend to be larger. The label describes the look, not a specific feature list, so compare the contents in each listing and in the table below the packs.

What to check before you buy

• Framework. Most packs here run on QBCore, some on ESX, and a few on their own framework. Scripts you buy later must match it; packs on their own framework need porting for standard QBCore or ESX scripts.
• Hardware. These packs ship many resources and many streamed cars, maps and clothes. Plan for a server with plenty of RAM and disk space, and a long first download for your players.
• Branding. Rename the server and replace NoPixel-style logos and loading screens with your own before you open it to the public.

Want the NoPixel feel on a server you already run? Browse NoPixel-inspired scripts instead of a full pack. Setup help: how to create a FiveM server.

FAQ

Are these the original NoPixel server files?

No. They are community servers that imitate NoPixel's style on QBCore, ESX or their own framework. They are not made, sold or endorsed by NoPixel.

Which framework do NoPixel-inspired packs use?

Most use QBCore. The framework badge on each product card and the table below the packs show which one; see also QBCore server packs and ESX server packs.

Do I need anything besides the pack?

Your own Cfx.re license key, a Windows or Linux server or VPS, and a MySQL or MariaDB database. Replace every credential that ships in the pack's server.cfg before you go live.

What if the pack does not start?

Support helps with download access and product-specific setup questions. Technical problems with a purchase are covered by our guarantee.