A practical starting point for FiveM frameworks, resources, development tools, and neutral server and creator discovery. Individual community spotlights will only appear after personal review.
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Safer starting points for finding resources, checking dependencies, and avoiding unofficial paid downloads.
Browse scripts, maps, vehicles, clothing, and other creator-made assets through the official Cfx marketplace.
Community releases for scripts, maps, vehicles, weapons, and other server resources.
Start with community releases carrying the free tag, then narrow them by platform and framework.
Cfx guidance for locating resources, understanding dependencies, and recognizing risky paid downloads.
Primary documentation and maintained project organizations for common FiveM framework paths.
A modern FiveM roleplay framework descended from QBCore and designed around OX dependencies.
An established Lua roleplay framework with a large official collection of jobs, housing, vehicles, and utilities.
A long-running open-source roleplay framework with core systems and an extensive official addon collection.
The ecosystem behind ox_lib, oxmysql, ox_inventory, ox_target, and ox_core.
A first-party overview that points developers toward several common FiveM framework options.
First-party references for scripting, natives, security, server administration, and asset work.
The primary reference for server setup, scripting, resources, NUI, networking, debugging, and game APIs.
Search client and server natives with Lua, JavaScript, C#, and raw signatures.
Official lists for controls, blips, markers, models, colors, data files, weapons, and related identifiers.
Practical guidance for validating server events and treating client input as untrusted.
The web panel bundled with FXServer for deployment, monitoring, configuration, and administration.
Cfx's local development kit with resource reloads, consoles, monitoring, FXCode, and world editing.
A Cfx walkthrough for setting up CodeWalker, Blender, Sollumz, nametables, and an asset workspace.
No-cost editors, source-control tools, databases, runtimes, and asset utilities used in practical workflows.
A free cross-platform editor with Git, terminals, debugging, and a large extension ecosystem.
Open-source version control for cloning, branching, reviewing changes, and recovering earlier work.
A beginner-friendly graphical Git client for cloning, committing, branching, and publishing repositories.
Autocomplete, diagnostics, annotations, type checking, hover help, and formatting for Lua editors.
An open-source relational database commonly used by current FiveM frameworks and resources.
A free cross-platform database browser and SQL editor supporting MariaDB, MySQL, and many other systems.
A small open-source archive utility for FXServer artifacts, resource packages, and compressed backups.
Open-source modeling, rigging, animation, rendering, and asset-creation software.
A Blender extension for importing, exporting, and creating GTA V models, maps, interiors, vehicles, and animations.
The JavaScript runtime used by many NUI build systems and resource-development toolchains.
Neutral directories for finding communities and live creators. Individual recommendations will only be added after personal review.
Search the live official server browser using roleplay terms, tags, locale, and other filters.
Browse community-posted server introductions, recruiting notices, and roleplay-community advertisements.
Explore projects and communities periodically highlighted in official Cfx.re announcements.
Browse live GTA V channels and use stream titles or tags to find FiveM and GTA roleplay broadcasts.
Explore live GTA V streams and use language or title cues to locate roleplay broadcasts.
These are practical entry points from resources already documented on this site, not universal rankings.
Start here when a resource stack relies on shared OX utilities, callbacks, zones, menus, and UI components.
Read the resource notesA compact targeting layer for entity and zone interactions; review framework group restrictions before production use.
Read the resource notesA larger example of a documented career resource with dispatch, progression, receiver work, and service systems.
Read the resource notesA focused Qbox fork with collision-aware ordinary spawn placement and a clearly documented review status.
Read the resource notesWe prioritize official sources, active projects, clear licensing, and transparent relationships. Review server rules and resource requirements before joining, buying, or installing anything.