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How to Install FiveM Resources and Mods

Customizing your FiveM server with scripts, MLOs, assets, and other enhancements provides a unique gaming experience for your community. Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to install resources on your FiveM server:

Step 1: Download the Mod or Resource

Find the Right Mod: Browse trusted platforms such as fivem-stores.com, GTA5-Mods.com, GitHub, or reputable community forums and Discord servers to find your desired mods.

Verify Compatibility: Ensure the resource is compatible with your server framework. Common server frameworks include QBCore and ESX. Also, check if the mod is compatible with your current FiveM version to avoid conflicts.

Download the Files: Mods are typically provided in compressed formats like .zip or .rar. Download and extract them to a folder on your local device.

Step 2: Prepare Your Server

Access Server Files: Use an FTP client (e.g., FileZilla) or your hosting provider's file manager to log into your FiveM server's directory.

Backup First: Always back up your server files before making changes to avoid data loss in case of errors.

Locate the Resources Folder: Inside your server directory, navigate to the resources folder. This is where all custom scripts and mods will be added.

Step 3: Install the Resource

Extract the Mod Files: If the mod is compressed, extract the files to a separate folder on your computer.

Upload to Your Server:

• Transfer the extracted folder to the resources directory on your server.
• Rename the folder to something clear and descriptive for easy reference (e.g., custom_car_mod).

Add the Resource to Your Server Configuration:

• Open the server.cfg file located in your server’s leading directory.
• Add the following line to include the new mod:
• CSS
• Copy code
• ensure [mod_name]
• Example: If your resource folder is named custom_car_mod, add:
• ruby
• Copy code
• ensure custom_car_mod

Step 4: Handle Dependencies

Check for Requirements: Some resources require additional dependencies (like frameworks or libraries). Refer to the mod’s documentation to confirm if additional files need installation.

Install Dependencies: Upload dependency files to the resources folder and reference them in the server.cfg just like you did for the mod itself.

Step 5: Restart Your Server

• Restart Through Hosting Panel: Most hosting services provide a restart button. Use this option to apply changes.
• Manually Restart: If using an FTP client or terminal, restart your server using appropriate commands.

Monitor Console Logs: After restarting, check the server console for error messages. If issues arise, revisit the resource’s documentation or adjust configurations.

Step 6: Test the Resource In-Game

Join Your Server: Launch FiveM and connect to your server to verify the resource is functioning correctly.

Test Thoroughly: Check that the mod’s features (vehicles, scripts, maps, etc.) load and operate as intended.

Step 7: Troubleshoot If Needed

• File Path Issues: Verify all files are correctly placed in the resources folder.
• Log Errors: Check logs for errors or conflicts and address them accordingly.
• Outdated Dependencies: Make sure any required libraries or frameworks are updated.
• Compatibility: Confirm that the mod is compatible with your server and other resources installed.

Final Thoughts

Adding mods to your FiveM server elevates gameplay and helps your server stand out. Always back up files before making changes, verify compatibility, and stay organized with clear folder names and configurations.

Follow this guide to confidently install and manage FiveM resources, making your server an exciting destination for players!