Moreo Design’s Weedshop 1.0 contains map assets for FiveM and single-player. It supplies an interior rather than a working cannabis business: no sales, cultivation, crafting, inventory or job scripts are included. The manifest does not name an ESX or QBCore dependency, but that does not prove compatibility with every server setup.
Create the FiveM resource folder
The downloaded FiveM directory has fxmanifest.lua directly beside stream. Copy its contents into a resource folder named moreo_weedshop, keeping that layout, then add ensure moreo_weedshop to server.cfg. The similarly named SP/moreo_weedshop folder contains dlc.rpf and is not the server resource.
Retain the complete stream directory, including collisions, map placements, the YTYP and _manifest.ymf. The cerulean manifest declares a GTA V map at version 1.0.0; it does not implement door permissions or interactions. Configure those separately through your own server systems.
Use the single-player DLC separately
For single-player, place SP/moreo_weedshop under mods/update/x64/dlcpacks. Back up and open mods/update/update.rpf/common/data/dlclist.xml in an archive editor, then add an Item element containing dlcpacks:/moreo_weedshop/ within Items. Preserve valid XML and the original game archive.
Check the shared occlusion filename
This archive and Moreo’s Coffee Cute V2 both contain apa_ss1_occl_01.ymap, but the two files have different bytes. This is a concrete filename overlap, not a runtime conflict reproduced in this review. Compare the maps before enabling both; do not blindly overwrite, rename or delete either occlusion file.
Test each map alone, then together, checking exterior visibility, camera angles, floors, stairs and entrances. No performance benchmark, minimum game-build test or blanket framework certification was performed.
Reviewed on 11 September 2026: original creator page, full manifest/README, every archive entry and RAR integrity. Binary map and SP DLC internals were inventoried without in-game rendering.