Set up nkt-referral with ox_lib, oxmysql and reward integration. Understand per-player promo use, offline owners and missing redemption safeguards.
Free FiveM resources across every type we track: scripts, MLOs and YMAPs, vehicles, clothing, HUDs and loading screens. These are public releases by their original authors, not RPCrate products, so support and update cadence depend entirely on whoever published them.
Treat a free resource as a starting point that needs review. Read the licence before you ship it, because “free to download” and “free to use on a monetised server” are different permissions. Check which framework it targets and which dependencies it expects, since a script written for es_extended will not run unchanged on QBCore. Look at the release date against the FiveM build you run. And read the server-side code before installing: an unreviewed free resource is the most common way an event handler without a permission check reaches a live server.

Set up nkt-referral with ox_lib, oxmysql and reward integration. Understand per-player promo use, offline owners and missing redemption safeguards.

Identify the original Peleg billing preview and check current package availability before using old installation instructions.

Review TCZ-Speedtraps for QBCore: ox_lib requirements, speed thresholds, bank rewards, server validation gaps and a focused test checklist.

Set up Electus Vehicle Push with ox_lib, understand the engine-health threshold and check keybindings, multiplayer control and cleanup.

FCT Extinguisher requirements, actual configuration and server-side validation problems in the archived ox_inventory resource by FatCatTuxedo.

Review vehicle-respawn’s startup defect, garage removal integration and respawn conditions before using it on QBCore.

Identify the Alta Parking YMAP package, its resource folder and map conflicts. Keep the separate dock and broad barrier-removal script distinct.

Esx_Dig4Loot is an ESX digging and panning activity. The original README requires matching inventory items and server.lua settings for the material, extra rewards, spade and bowl. Players take the digging material to water and use the bowl to process it.
Capture Game Screen is a demonstration of recording a player’s game, not a ready-to-install anticheat. The author explicitly describes it as an example rather than an immediately usable product. Its manifest loads client.lua and a built frontend at frontend/dist/index.html.

Identify HJDCZY’s aircraft garage, its legacy dependencies and SQL setup, and review company authorization and limited-fleet state handling.

Roda Gangs Creator: legacy ESX setup, actual commands, database changes and server permission gaps in the original source.

Original V-HUD setup: install the compiled 1.45 release, select framework features and distinguish status displays from gameplay mechanics.
Identify Dre_Dre’s OC HUD V2, check its original ESX dependencies and confirm current distribution before installing.

CAS Blackmarket setup: original creator download, ESX/QBCore adapters, inventory images and purchase-validation defects to fix before use.
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Set up BzZz’s 26 custom drink-can models, texture dictionary and YTYP. Use the supplied inventory examples selectively instead of loading templates as scripts.

QBCore qb-houses: actual dependencies, interior tiers, stash configuration and server permission checks to review before installation.

PixelPrecision’s Halloween 2024 release contains clothing and a Pumpkin Hunt script. The creator documents ESX, QBCore and Qbox integrations, with ox_inventory or qb-inventory and qb-target or ox_target. The year identifies the release; it is not a claim that this is a new clothing collection.

Configure Randolio pickpocketing for NPCs in FiveM: ox dependencies, reward tiers, cooldowns and the server checks to review before launch.
Free FiveM mods can be server scripts, map resources, vehicles, clothing, graphics, or client-side presets. Identify the resource type first because each has a different installation path and risk profile.
Read the creator’s documentation for ESX, QBCore, Qbox, or Standalone support. Confirm required libraries, database migrations, game builds, and load order before copying files. A framework label alone does not prove compatibility with your server version.
Prefer resources with a named maintainer, installation instructions, an understandable file tree, and a reversible setup. Treat claims such as “optimized,” “tested,” or “ready-to-install” as unverified unless the publisher provides concrete evidence.
New players should use the official FiveM download and installation guide. Server owners should read how to use FiveM mods safely before deploying a free resource.