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- vRP
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vRP scripts are listed for servers running vRP, one of the older FiveM roleplay frameworks. Every listing here also carries an ESX tag and nearly all a QBCore tag: they are multi-framework scripts with a vRP option, from vehicle shops, tuning and mechanic tools to animation and pause menus, admin tools, spawn selectors, appearance menus and a few activities.



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The vRP tag means the listing claims vRP support, not that the script was built for vRP first. vRP exists in several versions and forks. The vRP project’s README describes its current code as the second major version and says issues about old versions or modifications are closed. Check which version or fork a script’s vRP support targets, in the listing, the config or the install notes, before you buy.
On a new server, read FiveM frameworks compared before you commit to vRP; most of the catalog targets ESX and QBCore. The base itself is covered in how to set up and verify a vRP FiveM server.
If you already run vRP, check that the script’s config has a vRP option and which vRP functions it calls. A script that is only standalone will not use your vRP money, groups or inventory. Check the manifest and install notes for dependencies such as a database library, back up before importing SQL, and test on a copy of your server before players see it.
Only if the listing includes vRP support, or if you convert the code yourself; see converting scripts between frameworks.
They avoid the framework, but not other dependencies. Check the manifest and what the script stores.
The listing or config should say. If neither does, ask before buying or test on a copy of your server; vRP versions and forks are not interchangeable.