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Afterlife IV Loading uses a React interface with SCSS styling. Its FiveM manifest points to ui/dist/index.html and lists built CSS/JavaScript, PNG images and MP3 music. A source checkout without the expected built files is not enough to display the loading screen.
This loading screen is NC-LoadingScreenV4 by NaorNC. The creator’s installation uses ensure nc-loadingscreenv4 and html/js/config.js. That file controls branding, background media, links, staff entries, tips and audio; html/img/logo.png is the documented logo path.
Randolio Skydiving is a solo skydiving activity, not a group jump system. The current README documents ESX, QB and ND bridges, requires ox_lib, and supports qb/ox target or the linked interact resource. Jump locations and prices belong to the server configuration.
QR Blackmarket is a QBCore resource using the blackpaper inventory item to open a newspaper-style market. Its README lists qb-phone notifications and qb-target or ox_target. Installation uses the qr-blackmarket folder and ensure qr-blackmarket; add blackpaper to the QBCore shared items first.
The armadillo is one animal in the Popcorn RP Pets collection. The creator lists it as a community-made add-on ped. The collection’s manifest registers nested peds.meta files through PED_METADATA_FILE; the collection is not itself a complete pet interaction system.
Install ScubeScripts sc_textUI with its actual client exports and server events, then test prompt cleanup and translated text.
SM Hunting is a QBCore hunting resource. The original instructions use the sm_hunting folder and ensure sm_hunting, and require adding the supplied reward items to qb-core/shared/items.lua. The README describes configurable hunting areas, animal spawning, rewards and a weapon-license check.
Review Durexio’s teleport menu before installation: actual QBCore dependencies, incomplete ESX support, disabled access checks and shared webhook configuration.
Review GM-AntiBump: vehicle-class thresholds, suspension sampling, speed-limit changes and checks for conflicts with handling scripts.
Review n1nja’s FiveM taximeter: fare calculation, display controls, temporary ride history, missing billing and server validation limits.
Set up nkt-referral with ox_lib, oxmysql and reward integration. Understand per-player promo use, offline owners and missing redemption safeguards.
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.
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.
![[PROPS] Custom drink can](https://rpcrate.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/174668-9a6d30dcabda63cd87a8d4affa30650b8f72acbd.jpeg "Custom Drink Can Prop for FiveM")
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.
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.
