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FiveM is a GTA V mod enabling custom multiplayer servers with immersive gameplay experiences
By Derek
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Installing and Managing Mods on a FiveM Server

In this tutorial, you'll learn how to install and manage custom mods (resources) on your FiveM server using the VolticHost Game Panel. Enhance your GTA V roleplay experience by uploading new resources, configuring your server, and restarting to activate your mods. 🚀 📌 Prerequisites - A FiveM server purchased at VolticHost.com - Access to the VolticHost Game Panel - Custom resource mods (folders) ready for upload - Basic knowledge of file management and server configuration 1️⃣ First Step - Uploading Your FiveM Resources 1. Log in to VolticHost Game Panel. 2. Navigate to the File Manager from the main dashboard. 3. Go to the /resources/ directory where your server resources are stored. 4. Upload your resource folder (e.g., my_mod_resource/) using the upload tool: /resources/my_mod_resource/ 5. Confirm that the resource files have been correctly uploaded. ✅ Resource uploaded successfully! 2️⃣ Next Step - Configuring the Server to Start the Resource 1. In the File Manager, locate and open the server.cfg file in your server's root directory. 2. Add a new line to start your resource: start my_mod_resource 3. Save your changes to the server.cfg file. 4. Restart your server from the VolticHost Game Panel to apply the new configuration. ✅ Server configured and resource started successfully! 🎉 Conclusion You have now successfully installed and managed mods on your FiveM server using the VolticHost Game Panel! Enjoy a more dynamic gameplay experience with custom resources enhancing your GTA V roleplay environment. 🚀 For more assistance, contact VolticHost Support.

Last updated on Feb 13, 2025

Configuring Server Settings on a FiveM Server

In this tutorial, you'll learn how to configure your FiveM server settings using the VolticHost Game Panel. Customize essential parameters like the server name, maximum players, and RCON password to tailor your GTA V roleplay experience. 🚀 📌 Prerequisites - A FiveM server purchased at VolticHost.com - Access to the VolticHost Game Panel - Basic knowledge of server configuration and file editing 1️⃣ First Step - Editing the Server Configuration File 1. Log in to VolticHost Game Panel. 2. Navigate to the File Manager from the main dashboard. 3. Locate and open the server.cfg file in your server's root directory. 4. Edit the file to adjust your server settings. For example, update the server name, max clients, and RCON password: sv_hostname "My Custom FiveM Server" sv_maxclients 32 rcon_password "your_secure_rcon_password" 5. Save your changes to the server.cfg file. ✅ Server configuration file edited and saved successfully! 2️⃣ Next Step - Restarting and Verifying Your Settings 1. Return to the main dashboard of the VolticHost Game Panel. 2. Restart your server by clicking the Restart button to apply the new settings. 3. Once the server is running, join your FiveM server to verify that the updated settings are active (e.g., check the server name and client limit). 4. If any adjustments are needed, repeat the steps above to fine-tune your configuration. ✅ Server restarted and settings verified successfully! 🎉 Conclusion You have now successfully configured your FiveM server settings using the VolticHost Game Panel! Enjoy a customized and optimized gaming environment tailored to your roleplay community. 🚀 For more assistance, contact VolticHost Support.

Last updated on Feb 13, 2025

Installing a Custom Job Script on a FiveM Server

In this tutorial, you'll learn how to install and configure a custom job script on your FiveM server using the VolticHost Game Panel. Enhance your GTA V roleplay experience by adding new job opportunities for your players. 📌 Prerequisites - A FiveM server purchased at VolticHost.com - Access to the VolticHost Game Panel - Custom job script resource files ready for upload (e.g., a folder named custom_job/) - Basic knowledge of file management and server configuration 1️⃣ First Step - Uploading the Custom Job Resource 1. Log in to VolticHost Game Panel. 2. Navigate to the File Manager from the main dashboard. 3. Go to the /resources/ directory where your FiveM resources are stored. 4. Upload your custom job resource folder (e.g., custom_job/) using the upload tool: /resources/custom_job/ 5. Verify that the resource files have been correctly uploaded. ✅ Custom job resource uploaded successfully! 2️⃣ Next Step - Configuring the Server to Start the Job Script 1. In the File Manager, locate and open the server.cfg file in your server's root directory. 2. Add a new line to start your custom job resource: start custom_job 3. Save your changes to the server.cfg file. 4. Restart your server from the VolticHost Game Panel to apply the new configuration. ✅ Server configured and job resource started successfully! 3️⃣ Next Step - Testing and Verifying the Job Script 1. Join your server and use the in-game command or menu provided by the job script (refer to the script's documentation) to access job options. 2. Verify that the custom job options appear and function as intended (for example, check if you can select and perform the job role). 3. If adjustments are needed, edit the resource files accordingly and repeat the steps above to test the changes. ✅ Custom job script tested and verified successfully! 🎉 Conclusion You have now successfully installed and configured a custom job script on your FiveM server using the VolticHost Game Panel! Enhance your roleplay experience by offering unique job opportunities for your players. 🚀 For more assistance, contact VolticHost Support.

Last updated on Feb 13, 2025

Creating a Custom Job Script for a FiveM Server

In this tutorial, you'll learn how to create your own custom job script for your FiveM server using the VolticHost Game Panel. We'll walk you through creating a basic Lua template that you can customize to add unique job functionalities to your GTA V roleplay experience. 🚀 📌 Prerequisites - A FiveM server purchased at VolticHost.com - Access to the VolticHost Game Panel - Basic knowledge of Lua scripting and file management - Familiarity with FiveM server scripting concepts 1️⃣ First Step - Creating Your Custom Job Script File 1. Log in to VolticHost Game Panel. 2. Navigate to the File Manager from the main dashboard. 3. Go to the /resources/ directory where your server resources are stored. 4. Create a new folder for your custom job script (e.g., custom_job). 5. Inside the custom_job folder, create a new file named __resource.lua (or fxmanifest.lua if using the new manifest format). 6. Next, create a file named job_script.lua in the same folder. 7. Open job_script.lua for editing and paste the following template: -- Custom Job Script Template for FiveM -- This script provides a basic framework for creating a custom job. -- Customize the 'jobs' table and logic below to fit your roleplay needs. -- Define available jobs with labels and salary (customize as needed) local jobs = { police = { label = "Police", salary = 200 }, mechanic = { label = "Mechanic", salary = 150 }, medic = { label = "Medic", salary = 180 }, } -- Command to set a player's job RegisterCommand('setjob', function(source, args, rawCommand) local src = source local jobName = args[1] if not jobName or not jobs[jobName] then TriggerClientEvent('chat:addMessage', src, { args = { 'Server', 'Invalid job name. Available jobs: police, mechanic, medic' } }) return end -- Example: Set the player's job (replace with your framework's job setting logic) -- This is a placeholder where you might update a database or player state. TriggerClientEvent('chat:addMessage', src, { args = { 'Server', 'Your job has been set to ' .. jobs[jobName].label .. ' with a salary of $' .. jobs[jobName].salary } }) -- Additional customization: spawn uniforms, vehicles, or perform other job-specific actions here. end, false) 8. Save the file after editing. ✅ Custom job script file created and template uploaded successfully! 2️⃣ Next Step - Customizing and Testing Your Job Script 1. In your custom job script, modify the jobs table and add any extra functionality needed (e.g., uniform changes, vehicle spawns, or duty toggles). 2. Update your resource manifest if needed: - For fxmanifest.lua: fx_version 'cerulean' game 'gta5' author 'YourName' description 'Custom Job Script' version '1.0.0' client_script 'job_script.lua' server_script 'job_script.lua' 3. Save all changes. 4. In the VolticHost Game Panel, add your resource to the server configuration by editing the server.cfg file and adding: start custom_job 5. Restart your server to load the new resource. 6. Join your server and test the script by opening the in-game console and typing: setjob police This should display a message confirming your job change. Test with different job names to ensure validation works correctly. ✅ Custom job script customized and tested successfully! 🎉 Conclusion You have now successfully created and customized a custom job script for your FiveM server using the VolticHost Game Panel! Use this template as a foundation to build unique job systems that enhance your roleplay experience. 🚀 For more assistance, contact VolticHost Support.

Last updated on Feb 13, 2025

Creating a Custom Weather and Time Control System on a FiveM Server

In this tutorial, you'll learn how to create a custom weather and time control system for your FiveM server using the VolticHost Game Panel. This system enables administrators to dynamically change the in-game weather and time via chat commands, enhancing the immersive roleplay experience. 🚀 📌 Prerequisites - A FiveM server purchased at VolticHost.com - Access to the VolticHost Game Panel - Basic knowledge of Lua scripting and FiveM resource management - Familiarity with file editing via the File Manager 1️⃣ First Step - Creating Your Weather and Time Control Resource 1. Log in to VolticHost Game Panel. 2. Navigate to the File Manager from the main dashboard. 3. Go to the /resources/ directory. 4. Create a new folder named weather_time_control. 5. Inside the weather_time_control folder, create a new file named fxmanifest.lua and add the following content: fx_version 'cerulean' game 'gta5' author 'YourName' description 'Custom Weather and Time Control System' version '1.0.0' client_script 'weather_time_control_client.lua' server_script 'weather_time_control_server.lua' 6. Create two additional files in the same folder: weather_time_control_client.lua and weather_time_control_server.lua. ✅ Resource folder and manifest created successfully! 2️⃣ Next Step - Uploading and Editing the Script Files A. Server-Side Script (weather_time_control_server.lua) 1. Open weather_time_control_server.lua for editing and paste the following code: -- weather_time_control_server.lua RegisterCommand("setweather", function(source, args, rawCommand) local weather = args[1] if not weather then TriggerClientEvent('chat:addMessage', source, { args = { "Weather Control", "Usage: /setweather [weatherType]" } }) return end -- Broadcast the weather change to all players TriggerClientEvent("weather_time_control:setWeather", -1, weather) TriggerClientEvent('chat:addMessage', source, { args = { "Weather Control", "Weather changed to " .. weather } }) end, true) RegisterCommand("settime", function(source, args, rawCommand) local hour = tonumber(args[1]) local minute = tonumber(args[2]) if hour == nil or minute == nil then TriggerClientEvent('chat:addMessage', source, { args = { "Time Control", "Usage: /settime [hour] [minute]" } }) return end -- Broadcast the time change to all players TriggerClientEvent("weather_time_control:setTime", -1, hour, minute) TriggerClientEvent('chat:addMessage', source, { args = { "Time Control", "Time set to " .. hour .. ":" .. minute } }) end, true) 2. Save the file. B. Client-Side Script (weather_time_control_client.lua) 1. Open weather_time_control_client.lua for editing and paste the following code: -- weather_time_control_client.lua RegisterNetEvent("weather_time_control:setWeather") AddEventHandler("weather_time_control:setWeather", function(weather) SetWeatherTypeNowPersist(weather) SetWeatherTypeNow(weather) SetOverrideWeather(weather) print("Weather set to " .. weather) end) RegisterNetEvent("weather_time_control:setTime") AddEventHandler("weather_time_control:setTime", function(hour, minute) NetworkOverrideClockTime(hour, minute, 0) print("Time set to " .. hour .. ":" .. minute) end) 2. Save the file. ✅ Server and client scripts uploaded and saved successfully! 3️⃣ Next Step - Adding the Resource to Your Server Configuration 1. In the VolticHost Game Panel, open the server.cfg file from your FiveM server's root directory. 2. Add the following line to start your new resource: start weather_time_control 3. Save the changes. ✅ Resource added to server configuration successfully! 4️⃣ Next Step - Testing and Refining Your Weather & Time Control System 1. Restart your server from the VolticHost Game Panel to load the new resource. 2. Join your server and open the in-game chat/console. 3. Test the weather command by typing: /setweather CLEAR (Replace CLEAR with any valid weather type like RAIN, FOGGY, etc.) 4. Test the time command by typing: /settime 15 30 This should set the in-game time to 3:30 PM. 5. Verify that the changes are reflected in-game and adjust your script if necessary. ✅ Weather and time control system tested and refined successfully! 🎉 Conclusion You have now successfully created a custom weather and time control system on your FiveM server using the VolticHost Game Panel! Enhance your roleplay environment by dynamically adjusting weather and time to suit your server's narrative. 🚀 For more assistance, contact VolticHost Support.

Last updated on Feb 13, 2025

General Server Administration on a FiveM Server

In this tutorial, you'll learn essential server administration tasks for your FiveM server using the VolticHost Game Panel. Manage resources, configure settings, perform backups, and monitor performance to ensure a smooth gaming experience. 🚀 📌 Prerequisites - A FiveM server purchased at VolticHost.com - Access to the VolticHost Game Panel - Basic knowledge of server administration and file management - Familiarity with FiveM resource management and configuration 1️⃣ First Step - Accessing the VolticHost Game Panel and File Manager 1. Log in to VolticHost Game Panel. 2. Navigate to the File Manager from the main dashboard to review your server’s directory structure. 3. Familiarize yourself with key folders such as /resources/, /server.cfg, and other configuration files. 4. Explore available tools for uploading, editing, and managing server files. ✅ Successfully accessed the VolticHost Game Panel and reviewed server files! 2️⃣ Next Step - Managing Server Resources and Configuration 1. Open the server.cfg file in your server’s root directory via the File Manager. 2. Edit key settings such as the server hostname, maximum clients, and RCON password: sv_hostname "My Custom FiveM Server" sv_maxclients 32 rcon_password "your_secure_rcon_password" 3. Review your installed resources in the /resources/ folder. Enable or disable resources as needed by modifying the server.cfg (e.g., adding start resource_name). 4. Save your changes and restart your server from the VolticHost Game Panel to apply updates. ✅ Server resources and configuration updated successfully! 3️⃣ Next Step - Creating Backups and Monitoring Performance 1. Navigate to the Backups section on the VolticHost Game Panel. 2. Create a backup of your current server configuration and resource files. 3. Regularly review server logs and performance metrics available in the panel to monitor CPU, memory, and network usage. 4. Use performance insights to optimize resource usage and troubleshoot any issues that arise. ✅ Backups created and server performance monitored successfully! 🎉 Conclusion You have now successfully mastered general server administration on your FiveM server using the VolticHost Game Panel! With effective resource management, proper configuration, and regular backups, your server is well-prepared to deliver a stable and engaging roleplay experience. 🚀 For more assistance, contact VolticHost Support.

Last updated on Feb 13, 2025

Troubleshooting Common Resource Startup Errors on a FiveM Server

In this tutorial, you'll learn how to diagnose and fix common resource startup errors on your FiveM server using the VolticHost Game Panel. We'll walk through checking logs, verifying resource manifests, ensuring proper file structure, and using the console for debugging—helping you resolve issues that often prevent resources from loading correctly. 🚀 📌 Prerequisites - A FiveM server purchased at VolticHost.com - Access to the VolticHost Game Panel - Basic knowledge of file management, reading log files, and server configuration - Familiarity with FiveM resource structure and manifest files (either fxmanifest.lua or __resource.lua) 1️⃣ First Step - Checking Server Logs for Error Messages 1. Log in to VolticHost Game Panel. 2. Navigate to the File Manager and then open the /logs/ directory. 3. Locate the latest server log file (often named something like server.log) and open it. 4. Search for error messages related to resource startup (keywords such as "ERROR", "Failed", "manifest", etc.). 5. Document any specific errors you find—these messages often indicate missing files, incorrect paths, or syntax errors in manifest files. ✅ Server logs reviewed and error messages documented successfully! 2️⃣ Next Step - Verifying Resource Manifest Files 1. In the File Manager, navigate to the resource folder that’s causing issues (e.g., /resources/my_resource/). 2. Open the manifest file (fxmanifest.lua or __resource.lua) and verify that: - The manifest version is correct (e.g., using fx_version 'cerulean' for new resources). - All required fields like game, author, and description are present. - The list of client and server scripts is accurate and points to the correct file paths. 3. Compare the file structure in your resource folder with sample manifests from reliable sources to ensure consistency. ✅ Resource manifest files verified and updated successfully! 3️⃣ Next Step - Ensuring Resource Dependencies and Correct File Structure 1. Check if your resource depends on other resources (e.g., essentialmode, es_extended). 2. Verify that all dependency resources are present in the /resources/ directory and are started before your resource in the server.cfg file: start essentialmode start es_extended start my_resource 3. Ensure that all files referenced in the manifest (scripts, images, etc.) exist in the specified paths within the resource folder. 4. If any files are missing or misnamed, re-upload them via the File Manager. ✅ Resource dependencies and file structure confirmed successfully! 4️⃣ Next Step - Testing Resource Restart and Using the Console for Debugging 1. Open the Console from the VolticHost Game Panel. 2. Manually restart the problematic resource by typing: restart my_resource 3. Monitor the console output for any new error messages. 4. If errors persist, try stopping and then starting the resource: stop my_resource start my_resource 5. Use these commands to isolate whether the issue is with resource initialization or subsequent runtime errors. ✅ Resource restarted and debugging steps completed successfully! 5️⃣ Next Step - Final Checks and Contacting Support 1. After making adjustments, review the server logs once more to ensure no new errors appear. 2. Test the resource functionality in-game to confirm that it loads and operates as expected. 3. If issues remain unresolved, document your findings and error messages. 4. Contact VolticHost Support with your documented errors and resource details for further assistance. ✅ Final checks completed—if needed, expert support is available! 🎉 Conclusion You have now successfully diagnosed and troubleshooted common resource startup errors on your FiveM server using the VolticHost Game Panel! By reviewing logs, verifying manifests, ensuring proper dependencies, and using the console for debugging, you’re well-equipped to resolve issues and keep your server running smoothly. 🚀 For more assistance, contact VolticHost Support.

Last updated on Feb 13, 2025

Optimizing Server Performance and Resolving Lag Issues on a FiveM Server

In this tutorial, you'll learn how to optimize your FiveM server's performance and resolve common lag issues using the Pterodactyl panel. We'll cover monitoring performance metrics, fine-tuning server configurations, and adjusting resource settings to ensure a smooth roleplay experience. 🚀 📌 Prerequisites - A FiveM server purchased at VolticHost.com - Access to the Pterodactyl panel (a.k.a. VolticHost Game Panel) - Basic to intermediate knowledge of server administration, file management, and FiveM configuration - Familiarity with resource management and reading server logs 1️⃣ First Step - Monitoring Performance Metrics 1. Log in to VolticHost Game Panel. 2. Navigate to the Monitoring/Statistics section to view real-time CPU, memory, and network usage metrics. 3. Identify any performance bottlenecks or spikes in usage by comparing metrics during peak and off-peak times. 4. Open the Logs section to review any error messages or warnings that might indicate resource strain or script issues. ✅ Performance metrics reviewed and key issues identified! 2️⃣ Next Step - Fine-Tuning Server Configuration 1. Open the File Manager and locate your server.cfg file in the root directory. 2. Adjust network-related settings to optimize data transmission. For example, add or modify: sv_minRate 30000 sv_maxRate 128000 3. Ensure your server’s hostname, max clients, and other essential parameters are optimized: sv_hostname "Optimized FiveM Server" sv_maxclients 64 4. Save your changes to the server.cfg file. ✅ Server configuration optimized for performance! 3️⃣ Next Step - Managing and Optimizing Resources 1. In the File Manager, navigate to the /resources/ directory and review all active resources. 2. Identify any heavy or outdated resources that could be causing lag. Consider disabling or updating these resources by removing their startup lines from server.cfg or updating their versions. 3. Schedule regular restarts via the panel’s Scheduler to refresh the server state and clear temporary data. 4. Use the Console to manually restart problematic resources with: restart resource_name ✅ Resources managed and unnecessary load reduced successfully! 4️⃣ Next Step - Implementing Automated Maintenance and Alerts 1. Set up an automated backup schedule in the Backups section to secure your server data. 2. Configure automated restarts during low-traffic periods (e.g., 4:00 AM) to ensure resources are regularly refreshed. 3. Integrate alert notifications (via webhooks or panel settings) for critical events such as high CPU usage or server crashes. ✅ Automated maintenance and alerts configured successfully! 🎉 Conclusion You have now successfully optimized your FiveM server's performance and resolved common lag issues using the Pterodactyl panel! By monitoring performance, fine-tuning configurations, managing resources, and implementing automated maintenance, your server is set to deliver a stable and immersive roleplay experience. 🚀 For more assistance, contact VolticHost Support.

Last updated on Feb 13, 2025

Setting Up a Database Connection on a FiveM Server with MySQL-Async

In this tutorial, you'll learn how to integrate a MySQL database into your FiveM server using the MySQL-async resource via the Pterodactyl (VolticHost Game) panel. This setup is essential for storing persistent player data such as job records, inventories, and other roleplay information. 🚀 📌 Prerequisites - A FiveM server purchased at VolticHost.com - Access to the Pterodactyl panel (a.k.a. VolticHost Game Panel) - Basic knowledge of server administration and file management - A MySQL database (contact your host or use a cloud MySQL service) - Familiarity with FiveM resource configuration 1️⃣ First Step - Installing MySQL-Async 1. Log in to VolticHost Game Panel. 2. Navigate to the File Manager and then to the /resources/ directory. 3. Upload or verify that the mysql-async resource folder is present. If it isn’t, download it from the official repository (e.g., MySQL-async GitHub) and upload it to the /resources/ folder. ✅ MySQL-async resource is installed successfully! 2️⃣ Next Step - Configuring the Database Connection 1. Open your server.cfg file located in the root directory using the File Manager. 2. Add the following line to include the MySQL-async resource: start mysql-async 3. Below that, add your database connection string. For example: set mysql_connection_string "server=YOUR_DB_HOST;uid=YOUR_DB_USER;password=YOUR_DB_PASSWORD;database=YOUR_DB_NAME" - Replace YOUR_DB_HOST, YOUR_DB_USER, YOUR_DB_PASSWORD, and YOUR_DB_NAME with your actual database credentials. 4. Save the changes to your server.cfg file. ✅ Database connection configured in server.cfg successfully! 3️⃣ Next Step - Restarting and Testing the Connection 1. Return to the main dashboard of the VolticHost Game Panel and restart your server to apply the new configuration. 2. Once the server is up, check the server console/logs to ensure there are no errors related to MySQL-async. 3. (Optional) Create or use an existing resource that queries the database. For example, add a simple command in a custom resource that uses MySQL-async to retrieve data and prints it in the console: -- Example: In a custom server script RegisterCommand("testdb", function(source, args, rawCommand) MySQL.Async.fetchScalar('SELECT COUNT(*) FROM users', {}, function(result) print("Total users in the database: " .. tostring(result)) end) end, false) 4. Execute the command (/testdb) in-game or via the console to verify that data is being retrieved from your database. ✅ Database connection tested and functioning correctly! 🎉 Conclusion You have now successfully set up a database connection on your FiveM server using MySQL-async via the Pterodactyl panel! This integration ensures that your server can store and retrieve persistent player data, which is critical for a dynamic and immersive roleplay experience. 🚀 For more assistance, contact VolticHost Support.

Last updated on Feb 13, 2025

Creating a Custom Whitelist on a FiveM Server

In this tutorial, you'll learn how to set up a custom whitelist on your FiveM server using the Pterodactyl panel (VolticHost Game Panel). This system will restrict server access to approved players by checking their identifiers (e.g., SteamIDs) before they connect, ensuring a controlled roleplay environment. 🚀 📌 Prerequisites - A FiveM server purchased at VolticHost.com - Access to the Pterodactyl panel (a.k.a. VolticHost Game Panel) - Basic knowledge of Lua scripting and server file management - A list of approved player identifiers (e.g., SteamIDs) 1️⃣ First Step - Creating the Whitelist Resource 1. Log in to VolticHost Game Panel. 2. Navigate to the File Manager from the main dashboard. 3. Go to the /resources/ directory. 4. Create a new folder named custom_whitelist. 5. Inside the custom_whitelist folder, create a new file named fxmanifest.lua and add the following content: fx_version 'cerulean' game 'gta5' author 'YourName' description 'Custom Whitelist System' version '1.0.0' server_script 'whitelist.lua' 6. Save the file. ✅ Whitelist resource folder and manifest created successfully! 2️⃣ Next Step - Uploading the Whitelist Script 1. Inside the custom_whitelist folder, create a new file named whitelist.lua. 2. Open whitelist.lua for editing and paste the following code: -- whitelist.lua -- List of approved identifiers (e.g., SteamIDs, license IDs) local allowedIDs = { "steam:110000100000000", -- Replace with actual IDs "license:1234567890abcdef" -- Replace with actual IDs } AddEventHandler('playerConnecting', function(name, setKickReason, deferrals) deferrals.defer() local src = source local identifiers = GetPlayerIdentifiers(src) local whitelisted = false for _, id in ipairs(identifiers) do for _, allowed in ipairs(allowedIDs) do if id == allowed then whitelisted = true break end end if whitelisted then break end end Wait(0) if not whitelisted then deferrals.done("You are not whitelisted on this server.") else deferrals.done() end end) 3. Customize the allowedIDs table with the approved identifiers for your server. 4. Save the file. ✅ Whitelist script uploaded and configured successfully! 3️⃣ Next Step - Activating the Whitelist Resource 1. In the Pterodactyl panel, open your server.cfg file located in the root directory of your FiveM server. 2. Add the following line to ensure your whitelist resource starts with the server: start custom_whitelist 3. Save your changes. ✅ Whitelist resource added to server configuration successfully! 4️⃣ Next Step - Testing and Verifying the Whitelist 1. Restart your server from the Pterodactyl panel to load the new resource. 2. Attempt to connect to your server: - If your identifier is not in the allowedIDs list, you should see a kick message stating "You are not whitelisted on this server." - If your identifier is approved, you should connect without any issues. 3. Verify that the whitelist functions correctly by testing with different identifiers if possible. ✅ Whitelist functionality tested and verified successfully! 🎉 Conclusion You have now successfully created and implemented a custom whitelist on your FiveM server using the Pterodactyl (VolticHost Game) panel! This setup helps you maintain a secure and exclusive roleplay environment by allowing only approved players to connect. 🚀 For more assistance, contact VolticHost Support.

Last updated on Feb 13, 2025

Creating a Custom Ban System on a FiveM Server

In this tutorial, you'll learn how to create a custom ban system for your FiveM server using the Pterodactyl panel (VolticHost Game Panel). This system allows you to ban or unban players by their identifiers (e.g., SteamIDs) via in-game commands, helping you maintain a secure and controlled roleplay environment. 🚀 📌 Prerequisites - A FiveM server purchased at VolticHost.com - Access to the Pterodactyl panel (a.k.a. VolticHost Game Panel) - Basic knowledge of Lua scripting and file management - Familiarity with FiveM resource structure and server commands 1️⃣ First Step - Creating the Ban System Resource 1. Log in to VolticHost Game Panel. 2. Navigate to the File Manager from the main dashboard. 3. Go to the /resources/ directory. 4. Create a new folder named custom_ban_system. 5. Inside the custom_ban_system folder, create a file named fxmanifest.lua and add the following content: fx_version 'cerulean' game 'gta5' author 'YourName' description 'Custom Ban System' version '1.0.0' server_script 'ban_system.lua' 6. Save the file. ✅ Ban system resource folder and manifest created successfully! 2️⃣ Next Step - Uploading the Ban System Script 1. In the custom_ban_system folder, create a new file named ban_system.lua. 2. Open ban_system.lua for editing and paste the following code: if SERVER then -- Table to hold banned identifiers (e.g., SteamIDs, license IDs) local bannedPlayers = {} -- Command to ban a player by their identifier RegisterCommand("banplayer", function(source, args, rawCommand) if #args < 1 then TriggerClientEvent("chat:addMessage", source, { args = { "Ban System", "Usage: /banplayer [identifier]" } }) return end local identifier = args[1] bannedPlayers[identifier] = true TriggerClientEvent("chat:addMessage", source, { args = { "Ban System", "Player with identifier " .. identifier .. " has been banned." } }) end, true) -- Command to unban a player by their identifier RegisterCommand("unbanplayer", function(source, args, rawCommand) if #args < 1 then TriggerClientEvent("chat:addMessage", source, { args = { "Ban System", "Usage: /unbanplayer [identifier]" } }) return end local identifier = args[1] bannedPlayers[identifier] = nil TriggerClientEvent("chat:addMessage", source, { args = { "Ban System", "Player with identifier " .. identifier .. " has been unbanned." } }) end, true) -- Check incoming connections to enforce bans AddEventHandler('playerConnecting', function(name, setKickReason, deferrals) deferrals.defer() local src = source local identifiers = GetPlayerIdentifiers(src) for _, id in ipairs(identifiers) do if bannedPlayers[id] then deferrals.done("You are banned from this server.") return end end deferrals.done() end) end 3. Save the file. ✅ Custom ban system script uploaded and configured successfully! 3️⃣ Next Step - Activating the Ban System Resource 1. In the Pterodactyl panel, open your server.cfg file located in the root directory of your FiveM server. 2. Add the following line to ensure your ban system resource starts with the server: start custom_ban_system 3. Save your changes. ✅ Ban system resource added to server configuration successfully! 4️⃣ Next Step - Testing and Verifying the Ban System 1. Restart your server from the Pterodactyl panel to load the new resource. 2. Join your server and test the ban functionality: - Open the in-game console and type: /banplayer steam:110000100000000 (Replace steam:110000100000000 with a test identifier.) - Disconnect and try reconnecting with the banned identifier. You should receive a kick message stating "You are banned from this server." - To unban, type: /unbanplayer steam:110000100000000 - Verify that the player can now connect successfully. ✅ Custom ban system tested and verified successfully! 🎉 Conclusion You have now successfully created and implemented a custom ban system on your FiveM server using the Pterodactyl (VolticHost Game) panel! This system allows you to manage bans easily via in-game commands, ensuring a secure and controlled environment for your roleplay community. 🚀 For more assistance, contact VolticHost Support.

Last updated on Feb 13, 2025

Getting Started with txAdmin on Your New FiveM Server

When you purchase a FiveM server from VolticHost, your server comes pre-installed with FiveM and txAdmin, making it easier than ever to manage your server. This tutorial walks you through the txAdmin setup process—configuring basic settings, securing your server, and launching it for the first time—so you can get your GTA V roleplay environment up and running quickly. 🚀 📌 Prerequisites - A FiveM server purchased at VolticHost.com - Pre-installed FiveM with txAdmin (provided automatically with your purchase) - Basic knowledge of server administration and configuration - Internet access and your txAdmin login credentials (provided by your host) 1️⃣ First Step - Accessing and Logging into txAdmin 1. Access txAdmin: - Open your web browser and navigate to the txAdmin URL provided by VolticHost. This is typically linked on your VolticHost Game Panel or sent to you in your welcome email. 2. Log In: - Enter your txAdmin username and password to access the dashboard. If this is your first time logging in, use the credentials supplied by your host. 3. Dashboard Overview: - Familiarize yourself with the txAdmin interface. Here you'll find sections for Server Settings, File Manager, Backups, Logs, and more—your control center for managing your server. ✅ Successfully logged into txAdmin and navigated the dashboard! 2️⃣ Next Step - Running the Initial Setup Wizard 1. Launch the Setup Wizard: - Upon first login, txAdmin will automatically prompt you to run an initial setup wizard. This wizard guides you through the essential configurations needed to launch your server. 2. Configure Basic Settings: - Server Name: Enter a unique and descriptive name for your server (e.g., "My Ultimate RP Server"). - Max Clients: Set the maximum number of players allowed (e.g., 32 or 64) based on your server plan. - RCON Password: Choose a secure RCON password. This is critical for remote server administration. 3. Network Settings and Miscellaneous Options: - The wizard may also offer options to set network parameters like minimum and maximum rates. Adjust these settings based on your expected player load. 4. Save and Apply: - Once you've completed the wizard, save your settings. txAdmin will automatically update the necessary configuration files (such as server.cfg) on your server. ✅ Initial setup wizard completed and basic settings configured successfully! 3️⃣ Next Step - Reviewing and Customizing Server Configuration 1. Access the File Manager: - Use txAdmin’s File Manager to review your server.cfg file and other configuration files. This file controls many aspects of your FiveM server. 2. Verify Pre-Configured Settings: - Check that essential lines (such as resource startup commands) are present. For example: sv_hostname "My Ultimate RP Server" sv_maxclients 32 rcon_password "your_secure_password" start mysql-async start essentialmode 3. Make Custom Adjustments: - Edit any settings you wish to customize further. This might include modifying resource loading order, adjusting performance settings, or adding custom resources. 4. Save Changes: - After editing, save your configuration files directly within txAdmin. ✅ Server configuration reviewed and customized successfully! 4️⃣ Next Step - Starting Your Server and Final Checks 1. Start the Server: - From the txAdmin dashboard, click the Start Server button. txAdmin will boot up your server and display live logs during startup. 2. Monitor the Startup Process: - Watch for any error messages or warnings in the console. The log window provides real-time feedback on resource loading and server performance. 3. Join the Server: - Once the server shows a “running” status, join your FiveM server in-game to ensure everything is working correctly. 4. Troubleshoot if Necessary: - If you encounter issues, refer to the txAdmin logs, double-check your configuration, and adjust settings as needed. ✅ Server started successfully and passed final checks! 🎉 Conclusion You’ve now successfully completed the txAdmin setup process on your new FiveM server! By accessing txAdmin, running the initial setup wizard, customizing your server configuration, and launching your server, you’re ready to create a dynamic GTA V roleplay experience. Enjoy your new server, and for any further assistance, don't hesitate to contact VolticHost Support. 🚀

Last updated on Feb 13, 2025

Updating and Maintaining Your FiveM Server with txAdmin

In this tutorial, you'll learn how to efficiently update and maintain your FiveM server using txAdmin. This guide covers backing up your server, updating resources, managing configuration files, and scheduling regular maintenance—all critical for keeping your GTA V roleplay environment running smoothly. 🚀 📌 Prerequisites - A FiveM server purchased at VolticHost.com - Pre-installed FiveM with txAdmin (provided automatically with your purchase) - Basic knowledge of server administration and file management - Your txAdmin login credentials and access to the File Manager 1️⃣ First Step - Creating a Backup Before Updating 1. Log in to txAdmin: - Access txAdmin using the URL provided by VolticHost and sign in with your credentials. 2. Navigate to the Backups Section: - In txAdmin, locate the Backups tab where you can create a snapshot of your current server configuration and resource files. 3. Create a New Backup: - Click Create Backup, provide a descriptive name (e.g., "Pre-Update Backup - [Date]"), and confirm. 4. Verify Backup Completion: - Ensure the backup process completes successfully. This backup will allow you to restore your server if something goes wrong during the update. ✅ Backup created successfully! 2️⃣ Next Step - Updating Your Server Resources and Configuration 1. Access the File Manager: - Navigate to the File Manager in txAdmin and open your server’s directory. 2. Review Resource Files: - Check the /resources/ directory for any outdated or modified resources you want to update. Upload new resource versions if available. 3. Edit Configuration Files: - Open the server.cfg file to update settings if needed (e.g., new resource startup commands, performance tweaks). For example: sv_hostname "My Updated FiveM Server" sv_maxclients 64 rcon_password "your_secure_password" start essentialmode start new_resource 4. Save All Changes: - Ensure all updated files are saved properly in the File Manager. ✅ Resources and configuration files updated successfully! 3️⃣ Next Step - Restarting the Server to Apply Updates 1. Return to the txAdmin Dashboard: - Once updates are complete, head back to the main dashboard. 2. Restart the Server: - Click the Restart Server button. txAdmin will shut down and boot your server with the new updates. 3. Monitor the Startup Process: - Watch the live logs to check for any errors or warnings during startup. Ensure that all resources load correctly. ✅ Server restarted and running with updated configurations! 4️⃣ Next Step - Scheduling Regular Maintenance 1. Set Up Automated Backups: - In txAdmin, configure a backup schedule (daily or weekly) to automatically secure your server’s state. 2. Schedule Automated Restarts: - Use the maintenance or scheduler feature to plan regular server restarts during low-traffic periods. This helps clear temporary data and improves performance. 3. Configure Alert Notifications: - Set up notifications (via webhooks or email) to alert you of critical issues such as high CPU usage or resource failures. ✅ Regular maintenance and automated tasks configured successfully! 🎉 Conclusion You have now successfully updated and maintained your FiveM server using txAdmin! By creating backups, updating resources, restarting the server, and scheduling maintenance tasks, your server will remain stable and responsive—providing a smooth and immersive roleplay experience. 🚀 For further assistance or troubleshooting, contact VolticHost Support.

Last updated on Feb 13, 2025

Securing Your FiveM Server with Anti-Cheat Measures

In this tutorial, you'll learn how to protect your FiveM server from common cheating methods by installing and configuring an anti-cheat resource through the Pterodactyl panel (VolticHost Game Panel). We'll cover resource installation, configuration adjustments, and monitoring practices to ensure a fair and secure roleplay environment. 🚀 📌 Prerequisites - A FiveM server purchased at VolticHost.com - Pre-installed FiveM with txAdmin, accessible via the VolticHost Game Panel - Basic knowledge of server administration, file management, and Lua scripting - An anti-cheat resource (e.g., a community anti-cheat solution or your custom script) 1️⃣ First Step - Installing the Anti-Cheat Resource 1. Log in to VolticHost Game Panel. 2. Navigate to the File Manager and then open the /resources/ directory. 3. Upload your anti-cheat resource folder (e.g., fivem_anticheat/) using the upload tool. 4. Ensure the resource folder contains the necessary files, including a manifest file (e.g., fxmanifest.lua). For example, your fxmanifest.lua might look like: fx_version 'cerulean' game 'gta5' author 'YourName / AntiCheat Community' description 'A basic anti-cheat resource for FiveM' version '1.0.0' server_script 'anticheat.lua' 5. Save your changes in the File Manager. ✅ Anti-cheat resource uploaded successfully! 2️⃣ Next Step - Configuring the Anti-Cheat Script 1. Open the main anti-cheat script file (e.g., anticheat.lua) in your resource folder. 2. Review and customize the script according to your server’s needs. A basic example might include: -- anticheat.lua if SERVER then -- Table to track suspicious activities (e.g., speed hacks, god mode) local flaggedPlayers = {} -- Example check: Prevent players from exceeding a defined speed limit AddEventHandler('playerConnecting', function(name, setKickReason, deferrals) deferrals.defer() local src = source local identifiers = GetPlayerIdentifiers(src) -- Custom logic could go here to pre-check certain conditions deferrals.done() end) -- Monitor player events to detect cheats RegisterNetEvent('anticheat:flag') AddEventHandler('anticheat:flag', function(reason) local src = source flaggedPlayers[src] = reason DropPlayer(src, "Cheating detected: " .. reason) print("Player " .. src .. " dropped for: " .. reason) end) end 3. Save any modifications you make. ✅ Anti-cheat script configured successfully! 3️⃣ Next Step - Activating the Anti-Cheat Resource 1. Open your server.cfg file via the Pterodactyl panel’s File Manager. 2. Add the following line to ensure the anti-cheat resource starts with your server: start fivem_anticheat 3. Save the changes to your server.cfg file. ✅ Anti-cheat resource added to server configuration successfully! 4️⃣ Next Step - Testing and Monitoring 1. Restart your server from the Pterodactyl panel to load the updated resource. 2. Join your server and simulate conditions that might trigger the anti-cheat (for testing purposes, you could manually trigger the event by using a console command). For example: TriggerEvent('anticheat:flag', 'Test: Speed Hack') Note: Use this only for testing; ensure it is removed or secured in a production environment. 3. Monitor the server console and logs via txAdmin to confirm that the anti-cheat triggers correctly and that flagged players are handled appropriately. 4. Fine-tune any thresholds or additional checks in your anti-cheat script based on your observations. ✅ Anti-cheat system tested and monitored successfully! 🎉 Conclusion You have now successfully secured your FiveM server with anti-cheat measures using the Pterodactyl (VolticHost Game) panel! By installing a dedicated anti-cheat resource, configuring its script to meet your needs, and actively monitoring for suspicious activity, you’re well on your way to maintaining a fair and secure roleplay environment. 🚀 For further assistance or advanced customization, contact VolticHost Support.

Last updated on Feb 13, 2025

Integrating Discord Notifications with Your FiveM Server

In this tutorial, you'll learn how to integrate Discord notifications into your FiveM server using a custom resource via the Pterodactyl panel (VolticHost Game Panel). This setup enables your server to send real-time alerts—such as player connections or important events—directly to your Discord channel, keeping you and your community informed. 🚀 📌 Prerequisites - A FiveM server purchased at VolticHost.com - Pre-installed FiveM with txAdmin, accessible via the VolticHost Game Panel - Basic knowledge of Lua scripting and file management - A Discord webhook URL (create one in your Discord channel settings under Integrations) 1️⃣ First Step - Creating the Discord Notification Resource 1. Log in to VolticHost Game Panel. 2. Navigate to the File Manager and go to the /resources/ directory. 3. Create a new folder named discord_notifications. 4. Inside the discord_notifications folder, create a new file named fxmanifest.lua with the following content: fx_version 'cerulean' game 'gta5' author 'YourName' description 'Discord Notification Integration' version '1.0.0' server_script 'discord_notify.lua' 5. Save the file. ✅ Discord notification resource and manifest created successfully! 2️⃣ Next Step - Uploading the Discord Notification Script 1. In the discord_notifications folder, create a new file named discord_notify.lua. 2. Open discord_notify.lua for editing and paste the following code: -- discord_notify.lua -- Set your Discord webhook URL here local discordWebhook = "YOUR_DISCORD_WEBHOOK_URL" -- Function to send a notification to Discord function sendDiscordNotification(message) local payload = { content = message } PerformHttpRequest(discordWebhook, function(err, text, headers) if err ~= 200 then print("Discord notification error: " .. tostring(err)) end end, 'POST', json.encode(payload), { ['Content-Type'] = 'application/json' }) end -- Example: Notify when a player connects AddEventHandler('playerConnecting', function(playerName, setKickReason, deferrals) local msg = playerName .. " is connecting to the server." sendDiscordNotification(msg) end) -- Example: Notify when the server starts AddEventHandler('onResourceStart', function(resourceName) if GetCurrentResourceName() == resourceName then sendDiscordNotification("Server resource '" .. resourceName .. "' has started successfully!") end end) 3. Replace "YOUR_DISCORD_WEBHOOK_URL" with your actual Discord webhook URL. 4. Save the file. ✅ Discord notification script uploaded and configured successfully! 3️⃣ Next Step - Activating the Discord Notification Resource 1. In the Pterodactyl panel, open your server.cfg file located in the root directory of your FiveM server. 2. Add the following line to ensure your new resource starts with the server: start discord_notifications 3. Save your changes. ✅ Discord notification resource added to server configuration successfully! 4️⃣ Next Step - Testing and Verifying Discord Notifications 1. Restart your server from the Pterodactyl panel to load the new resource. 2. Join your server and monitor the Discord channel linked to your webhook. 3. Verify that: - A notification is sent when a player connects. - A message is sent when the resource starts. 4. Check the server console for any errors related to the HTTP requests. ✅ Discord notifications tested and functioning correctly! 🎉 Conclusion You have now successfully integrated Discord notifications with your FiveM server using a custom resource via the Pterodactyl (VolticHost Game) panel! This setup ensures you receive real-time alerts for key events, helping you maintain an informed and responsive server environment. 🚀 For further assistance or advanced customization, contact VolticHost Support.

Last updated on Feb 13, 2025

Beginner's Guide to Running Your FiveM Server

This tutorial is designed for new FiveM server owners. You'll learn the essential steps to set up, configure, and manage your FiveM server using txAdmin through the VolticHost Game Panel. Whether you're starting your first roleplay server or just need a refresher, this guide covers the basics to get you up and running quickly. 🚀 📌 Prerequisites - A FiveM server purchased at VolticHost.com - Pre-installed FiveM with txAdmin (automatically provided with your purchase) - Basic knowledge of navigating web panels and file management - Your txAdmin login credentials 1️⃣ First Step - Accessing Your Server via txAdmin 1. Log in to txAdmin: - Open your web browser and navigate to the txAdmin URL provided by VolticHost. - Enter your username and password to access the dashboard. 2. Explore the Dashboard: - Familiarize yourself with key sections: Overview, Server Settings, File Manager, Backups, and Logs. 3. Review Initial Status: - Check that your server status is "Stopped" or "Running" and review any startup messages for initial insights. ✅ Successfully accessed txAdmin and explored the dashboard! 2️⃣ Next Step - Running the Initial Setup Wizard 1. Launch the Setup Wizard: - On your first login, txAdmin will prompt you to run an initial setup wizard. Follow the on-screen instructions. 2. Configure Basic Server Settings: - Server Name: Choose a unique name for your server (e.g., "My Ultimate RP Server"). - Maximum Players: Set a limit that matches your hosting plan (e.g., 32 or 64 players). - RCON Password: Create a strong RCON password for remote administration. 3. Save and Apply Settings: - Once completed, txAdmin will update your server configuration files automatically. ✅ Initial setup wizard completed with basic settings configured! 3️⃣ Next Step - Managing Resources and Configuration 1. Review the File Manager: - Navigate to the File Manager to inspect your server’s directory structure. Key folders include /resources/ and the root directory containing your server.cfg. 2. Check Pre-Configured Files: - Open server.cfg to ensure essential settings are in place, such as: sv_hostname "My Ultimate RP Server" sv_maxclients 32 rcon_password "your_secure_password" - Verify that common resources (like essentialmode or any pre-installed mods) are properly referenced. 3. Upload Custom Resources (Optional): - If you have custom resources, use the File Manager to upload them into the /resources/ directory. - Add startup commands in server.cfg for these resources (e.g., start custom_resource). ✅ Server configuration and resources reviewed successfully! 4️⃣ Next Step - Starting Your Server 1. Start Your Server: - From the txAdmin dashboard, click the Start Server button. 2. Monitor the Live Logs: - Watch the live console logs for any errors or warnings during startup. - Confirm that all resources load correctly. 3. Join the Server: - Once running, connect to your server in FiveM to verify that everything works as expected. ✅ Server started successfully and is operational! 5️⃣ Next Step - Ongoing Maintenance and Monitoring 1. Automate Backups: - Set up a regular backup schedule within txAdmin to secure your server files and configurations. 2. Schedule Automated Restarts: - Configure restarts during low-traffic hours to refresh server performance. 3. Monitor Performance: - Regularly check CPU, memory, and network usage using txAdmin’s monitoring tools. 4. Review Logs: - Frequently review the Logs section to catch and address any issues early. ✅ Maintenance and performance monitoring set up successfully! 🎉 Conclusion You now have a solid foundation for running your FiveM server! By accessing txAdmin, completing the initial setup, managing your resources, and performing ongoing maintenance, you're well-prepared to provide a smooth and immersive roleplay experience. Enjoy your new server, and if you need any further assistance, don't hesitate to reach out to VolticHost Support. 🚀

Last updated on Feb 13, 2025

Installing Custom Cars on Your FiveM Server

In this tutorial, you'll learn how to install custom cars on your FiveM server using the Pterodactyl panel (VolticHost Game Panel). This guide covers everything from preparing your car resource files to uploading them, configuring your server, and testing the new vehicles in-game—all designed to enhance your roleplay experience with exciting, custom rides. 🚀 📌 Prerequisites - A FiveM server purchased at VolticHost.com - Pre-installed FiveM with txAdmin, accessible via the VolticHost Game Panel - Basic knowledge of file management and server configuration - Custom vehicle resource files (models, textures, and configuration files) downloaded from trusted sources 1️⃣ First Step - Preparing and Organizing Your Car Resource Files 1. Download Custom Car Files: - Obtain your desired car models and textures from reputable websites or FiveM communities. 2. Organize Files in a Folder: - Create a folder (e.g., custom_cars) and ensure it includes all necessary files such as vehicle models, textures, and a resource manifest (using fxmanifest.lua or __resource.lua). 3. Verify the Manifest: - Open your manifest file and check that it lists all required files. A basic example for fxmanifest.lua might be: fx_version 'cerulean' game 'gta5' author 'YourName' description 'Custom Car Resource' version '1.0.0' files { 'vehicles.meta', 'carvariations.meta', 'handling.meta' } data_file 'HANDLING_FILE' 'handling.meta' data_file 'VEHICLE_METADATA_FILE' 'vehicles.meta' data_file 'CAR_VARIATION_FILE' 'carvariations.meta' 4. Save and Close: - Once organized, your car resource is ready for upload. ✅ Car resource files prepared and organized successfully! 2️⃣ Next Step - Uploading the Car Resource via the Pterodactyl Panel 1. Log in to the Panel: - Access the VolticHost Game Panel and navigate to the File Manager. 2. Navigate to the Resources Directory: - Go to the /resources/ directory, which is where all FiveM resources are stored. 3. Upload Your Car Resource Folder: - Upload your custom_cars folder into the /resources/ directory. 4. Confirm File Structure: - Check that your folder contains all the necessary files, including the manifest file. ✅ Custom car resource uploaded successfully! 3️⃣ Next Step - Activating the Car Resource in server.cfg 1. Open the server.cfg File: - In the File Manager, locate and open the server.cfg file in the root directory of your FiveM server. 2. Add the Startup Command: - Add a line to start your car resource: start custom_cars - Ensure that this line is placed among other resource startup commands to maintain proper load order. 3. Save the Changes: - Save and close the server.cfg file after making the necessary edits. ✅ server.cfg updated to activate custom car resource! 4️⃣ Next Step - Restarting Your Server and Testing the New Cars 1. Restart Your Server: - Return to the txAdmin dashboard and click the Restart Server button to apply the changes. 2. Monitor the Logs: - Watch the live console logs to ensure that the car resource loads without errors. 3. Test In-Game: - Once the server is running, join your FiveM server and use an in-game command or vehicle spawning tool (if available) to test the new car models. - Verify that the vehicles appear correctly and function as expected. ✅ Custom cars tested and functioning successfully! 🎉 Conclusion You have now successfully installed custom cars on your FiveM server using the Pterodactyl panel (VolticHost Game Panel)! By preparing your resource files, uploading them, updating your configuration, and testing in-game, you’ve expanded your server’s content with exciting new vehicles. Enjoy the enhanced roleplay experience, and if you need further assistance, contact VolticHost Support. 🚀

Last updated on Feb 13, 2025

Installing Custom Weapons on Your FiveM Server

In this tutorial, you'll learn how to install custom weapons on your FiveM server using the Pterodactyl panel (VolticHost Game Panel). This guide will walk you through preparing your weapon resource files, uploading them to your server, updating your configuration, and testing the new weapons in-game to enhance your roleplay experience with unique armaments. 🚀 📌 Prerequisites - A FiveM server purchased at VolticHost.com - Pre-installed FiveM with txAdmin, accessible via the VolticHost Game Panel - Basic knowledge of file management and server configuration - Custom weapon resource files (models, textures, and configuration files) downloaded from trusted sources 1️⃣ First Step - Preparing and Organizing Your Weapon Resource Files 1. Download Custom Weapon Files: - Obtain your desired custom weapon models, textures, and configuration files from reputable websites or FiveM community forums. 2. Organize Files in a Folder: - Create a folder (e.g., custom_weapons) and ensure it contains all necessary files such as weapon models, textures, and a resource manifest. 3. Verify the Manifest: - Open or create your manifest file (fxmanifest.lua or __resource.lua) in the folder. A basic example for fxmanifest.lua might be: fx_version 'cerulean' game 'gta5' author 'YourName' description 'Custom Weapon Resource' version '1.0.0' files { 'weapons.meta' } data_file 'WEAPON_METADATA_FILE' 'weapons.meta' 4. Save and Close: - Once organized, your weapon resource is ready for upload. ✅ Weapon resource files prepared and organized successfully! 2️⃣ Next Step - Uploading the Weapon Resource via the Pterodactyl Panel 1. Log in to the Panel: - Access the VolticHost Game Panel and navigate to the File Manager. 2. Navigate to the Resources Directory: - Go to the /resources/ directory, which is where all FiveM resources are stored. 3. Upload Your Weapon Resource Folder: - Upload your custom_weapons folder into the /resources/ directory. 4. Confirm File Structure: - Check that your folder contains all the necessary files, including the manifest file. ✅ Custom weapon resource uploaded successfully! 3️⃣ Next Step - Activating the Weapon Resource in server.cfg 1. Open the server.cfg File: - In the File Manager, locate and open the server.cfg file in the root directory of your FiveM server. 2. Add the Startup Command: - Add a line to start your weapon resource: start custom_weapons - Ensure that this line is placed among other resource startup commands to maintain proper load order. 3. Save the Changes: - Save and close the server.cfg file after making the necessary edits. ✅ server.cfg updated to activate custom weapon resource! 4️⃣ Next Step - Restarting Your Server and Testing the New Weapons 1. Restart Your Server: - Return to the txAdmin dashboard and click the Restart Server button to apply the changes. 2. Monitor the Logs: - Watch the live console logs to ensure that the weapon resource loads without errors. 3. Test In-Game: - Once the server is running, join your FiveM server and use an in-game command or weapon spawning tool (if available) to test the new custom weapons. - Verify that the weapons appear correctly, function as intended, and display proper metadata (like names and stats). ✅ Custom weapons tested and functioning successfully! 🎉 Conclusion You have now successfully installed custom weapons on your FiveM server using the Pterodactyl panel (VolticHost Game Panel)! By preparing your resource files, uploading them, updating your server.cfg, and testing in-game, you've expanded your roleplay environment with unique armaments that enhance gameplay. Enjoy the enhanced experience, and if you need further assistance, contact VolticHost Support. 🚀

Last updated on Feb 13, 2025

Installing Custom Peds on Your FiveM Server

In this tutorial, you'll learn how to install custom ped (character) models on your FiveM server using the Pterodactyl panel (VolticHost Game Panel). This guide will take you through preparing your ped resource files, uploading them to your server, updating your configuration, and testing the new peds in-game to enhance your roleplay experience with unique character models. 🚀 📌 Prerequisites - A FiveM server purchased at VolticHost.com - Pre-installed FiveM with txAdmin, accessible via the VolticHost Game Panel - Basic knowledge of file management and server configuration - Custom ped resource files (models, textures, and configuration files) downloaded from trusted sources 1️⃣ First Step - Preparing and Organizing Your Ped Resource Files 1. Download Custom Ped Files: - Obtain your desired custom ped models and textures from reputable websites or FiveM community forums. 2. Organize Files in a Folder: - Create a folder (e.g., custom_peds) and ensure it includes all necessary files such as model files, textures, and a resource manifest. 3. Verify the Manifest: - Open or create your manifest file (fxmanifest.lua or __resource.lua) in the folder. A basic example for fxmanifest.lua might be: fx_version 'cerulean' game 'gta5' author 'YourName' description 'Custom Ped Resource' version '1.0.0' files { 'peds.meta' } data_file 'PED_METADATA_FILE' 'peds.meta' 4. Save and Close: - Once organized, your ped resource is ready for upload. ✅ Custom ped resource files prepared and organized successfully! 2️⃣ Next Step - Uploading the Ped Resource via the Pterodactyl Panel 1. Log in to the Panel: - Access the VolticHost Game Panel and navigate to the File Manager. 2. Navigate to the Resources Directory: - Go to the /resources/ directory, which is where all FiveM resources are stored. 3. Upload Your Ped Resource Folder: - Upload your custom_peds folder into the /resources/ directory. 4. Confirm File Structure: - Check that your folder contains all the necessary files, including the manifest file. ✅ Custom ped resource uploaded successfully! 3️⃣ Next Step - Activating the Ped Resource in server.cfg 1. Open the server.cfg File: - In the File Manager, locate and open the server.cfg file in the root directory of your FiveM server. 2. Add the Startup Command: - Add a line to start your ped resource: start custom_peds - Ensure this line is placed among other resource startup commands to maintain proper load order. 3. Save the Changes: - Save and close the server.cfg file after making the necessary edits. ✅ server.cfg updated to activate the custom ped resource! 4️⃣ Next Step - Restarting Your Server and Testing the New Peds 1. Restart Your Server: - Return to the txAdmin dashboard and click the Restart Server button to apply the changes. 2. Monitor the Logs: - Watch the live console logs to ensure that the ped resource loads without errors. 3. Test In-Game: - Once the server is running, join your FiveM server and use a ped spawning command or a dedicated menu (if available) to test the new ped models. - Verify that the peds appear correctly and display the custom textures and models. ✅ Custom peds tested and functioning successfully! 🎉 Conclusion You have now successfully installed custom peds on your FiveM server using the Pterodactyl (VolticHost Game) panel! By preparing your resource files, uploading them, updating your server.cfg, and testing in-game, you can enhance your roleplay environment with unique and immersive character models. Enjoy the new look of your server, and if you need further assistance, contact VolticHost Support. 🚀

Last updated on Feb 13, 2025

Installing Custom Maps on Your FiveM Server

In this tutorial, you'll learn how to install custom maps on your FiveM server using the Pterodactyl panel (VolticHost Game Panel). Custom maps can enhance your roleplay environment by introducing new locations, interiors, or entire custom worlds—giving your players fresh experiences and immersive environments. 🚀 📌 Prerequisites - A FiveM server purchased at VolticHost.com - Pre-installed FiveM with txAdmin, accessible via the VolticHost Game Panel - Basic knowledge of file management and server configuration - Custom map resource files (such as .ymt or other map files) downloaded from trusted sources 1️⃣ First Step - Preparing Your Custom Map Resource 1. Download Custom Map Files: - Obtain your desired map files and any associated assets (like interior XMLs, textures, and models) from reputable websites or FiveM community forums. 2. Organize Files in a Folder: - Create a folder (e.g., custom_maps) and ensure it includes all necessary files along with a resource manifest file (fxmanifest.lua or __resource.lua). 3. Verify the Manifest: - Open or create your manifest file in the folder. A basic example for fxmanifest.lua might be: fx_version 'cerulean' game 'gta5' author 'YourName' description 'Custom Map Resource' version '1.0.0' files { 'mapdata.ymt', 'interiors.meta' } data_file 'INTERIOR_PROXY_ORDER_FILE' 'interiors.meta' data_file 'MAP_DATA_FILE' 'mapdata.ymt' 4. Save Your Files: - Ensure all files and the manifest are properly saved and organized in the custom_maps folder. ✅ Custom map resource prepared and organized successfully! 2️⃣ Next Step - Uploading the Map Resource via the Pterodactyl Panel 1. Log in to the Panel: - Access the VolticHost Game Panel and navigate to the File Manager. 2. Navigate to the Resources Directory: - Go to the /resources/ directory, where all FiveM resources are stored. 3. Upload Your Map Resource Folder: - Upload the custom_maps folder into the /resources/ directory. 4. Verify the Upload: - Confirm that the folder and all files (including the manifest) are correctly uploaded. ✅ Custom map resource uploaded successfully! 3️⃣ Next Step - Activating the Map Resource in server.cfg 1. Open the server.cfg File: - In the File Manager, locate and open your server.cfg file in the root directory of your FiveM server. 2. Add the Startup Command: - Insert the following line to start your map resource: start custom_maps - Ensure that this line is placed among other resource startup commands for proper load order. 3. Save the Changes: - Save and close the server.cfg file. ✅ server.cfg updated to activate the custom map resource! 4️⃣ Next Step - Restarting Your Server and Testing the Custom Map 1. Restart Your Server: - Return to the txAdmin dashboard and click the Restart Server button to apply the changes. 2. Monitor the Logs: - Watch the live console logs to ensure that the map resource loads without errors. 3. Test In-Game: - Once the server is running, join your FiveM server and use an in-game map loader or teleport command (if provided) to visit the new custom map area. - Verify that the new map or interior appears correctly and functions as expected. ✅ Custom map resource tested and functioning successfully! 🎉 Conclusion You have now successfully installed custom maps on your FiveM server using the Pterodactyl (VolticHost Game) panel! By preparing your resource files, uploading them to the /resources/ directory, updating your server.cfg, and testing in-game, you can provide your players with fresh and immersive locations to explore. Enjoy enhancing your roleplay environment, and if you need further assistance, contact VolticHost Support. 🚀

Last updated on Feb 13, 2025

Installing Custom MLOs on Your FiveM Server

In this tutorial, you'll learn how to install custom MLOs (Map Location Interiors) on your FiveM server using the Pterodactyl panel (VolticHost Game Panel). Custom MLOs allow you to add intricate interiors and unique building designs, elevating your roleplay environment with immersive and detailed locations. 🚀 📌 Prerequisites - A FiveM server purchased at VolticHost.com - Pre-installed FiveM with txAdmin, accessible via the VolticHost Game Panel - Basic knowledge of file management and server configuration - Custom MLO resource files (including .ymt, .xml, and any related files) downloaded from trusted sources 1️⃣ First Step - Preparing and Organizing Your MLO Resource Files 1. Download Custom MLO Files: - Obtain your desired custom MLO files and associated assets (such as YMT, XML, textures, and models) from reputable websites or FiveM community forums. 2. Organize Files in a Folder: - Create a folder (e.g., custom_mlos) and ensure it contains all necessary files, along with a resource manifest file. 3. Create or Verify the Manifest File: - Inside your MLO folder, create a file named fxmanifest.lua (or __resource.lua) if one doesn’t exist. A basic example for fxmanifest.lua might be: fx_version 'cerulean' game 'gta5' author 'YourName' description 'Custom MLO Resource' version '1.0.0' files { 'interiorproxies.meta', 'dlcinteriorprops.meta', 'interior.meta' } data_file 'INTERIOR_PROXY_ORDER_FILE' 'interiorproxies.meta' data_file 'DLC_INTERIOR_PROXY_ORDER_FILE' 'dlcinteriorprops.meta' data_file 'INTERIOR_FILE' 'interior.meta' 4. Save Your Files: - Once organized and verified, your custom MLO resource is ready for upload. ✅ Custom MLO resource files prepared and organized successfully! 2️⃣ Next Step - Uploading the MLO Resource via the Pterodactyl Panel 1. Log in to the Panel: - Access the VolticHost Game Panel and navigate to the File Manager. 2. Navigate to the Resources Directory: - Go to the /resources/ directory, where all FiveM resources are stored. 3. Upload Your MLO Resource Folder: - Upload your custom_mlos folder into the /resources/ directory. 4. Confirm the File Structure: - Verify that the folder contains all necessary files, including the manifest file, and that the file structure is intact. ✅ Custom MLO resource uploaded successfully! 3️⃣ Next Step - Activating the MLO Resource in server.cfg 1. Open the server.cfg File: - In the File Manager, locate and open your server.cfg file in the root directory of your FiveM server. 2. Add the Startup Command: - Insert the following line to start your MLO resource: start custom_mlos - Ensure that this line is placed with other resource startup commands for proper load order. 3. Save Your Changes: - Save and close the server.cfg file. ✅ server.cfg updated to activate custom MLO resource! 4️⃣ Next Step - Restarting Your Server and Testing the Custom MLOs 1. Restart Your Server: - Return to the txAdmin dashboard and click the Restart Server button to apply your changes. 2. Monitor the Logs: - Watch the live console logs to ensure that the MLO resource loads without errors. 3. Test In-Game: - Once the server is running, join your FiveM server and use in-game commands or teleport to the new interior location to verify that the custom MLO appears correctly. - Confirm that all interior details and textures are functioning as intended. ✅ Custom MLO resource tested and functioning successfully! 🎉 Conclusion You have now successfully installed custom MLOs on your FiveM server using the Pterodactyl (VolticHost Game) panel! By preparing your resource files, uploading them to the /resources/ directory, updating your server.cfg, and testing in-game, you can provide your players with immersive and detailed custom interiors. Enjoy enhancing your roleplay environment, and for further assistance, contact VolticHost Support. 🚀

Last updated on Feb 13, 2025

Modifying Vehicle Handling on Your FiveM Server

In this tutorial, you'll learn how to modify vehicle handling parameters on your FiveM server using the Pterodactyl panel (VolticHost Game Panel). By editing the handling configuration, you can fine-tune aspects like acceleration, braking, and suspension to create a more balanced or unique driving experience for your roleplay environment. 🚀 📌 Prerequisites - A FiveM server purchased at VolticHost.com - Pre-installed FiveM with txAdmin, accessible via the VolticHost Game Panel - Basic knowledge of file management and text editing - Familiarity with the concept of vehicle handling parameters (e.g., mass, traction, braking force) - A backup of your current handling file (always back up before making changes) 1️⃣ First Step - Accessing and Locating the Handling File 1. Log in to the Pterodactyl Panel: - Open the VolticHost Game Panel and log in with your credentials. 2. Navigate to the File Manager: - Locate and open the File Manager from the main dashboard. 3. Find the Handling File: - Navigate to the appropriate resource folder, typically found in /resources/<your_vehicle_resource>/data/ or a similar directory where the handling.meta file is stored. 4. Backup Your File: - Before editing, download a copy of the current handling.meta file as a backup. ✅ Handling file located and backed up successfully! 2️⃣ Next Step - Editing the Handling File 1. Open the Handling File for Editing: - Use the panel's built-in editor to open the handling.meta file. 2. Identify the Vehicle to Modify: - Look for the <Item type="CHandlingData"> block corresponding to the vehicle you want to adjust (e.g., <handlingName>COMET2</handlingName>). 3. Modify Handling Parameters: - Adjust parameters such as: - Mass and Drag: <fMass>1600.0000</fMass> <fInitialDragCoeff>8.5000</fInitialDragCoeff> - Engine Force and Top Speed: <fInitialDriveForce>0.3200</fInitialDriveForce> <fInitialDriveMaxFlatVel>230.0000</fInitialDriveMaxFlatVel> - Suspension and Braking: <fSuspensionForce>2.8000</fSuspensionForce> <fBrakeForce>1.2000</fBrakeForce> - Traction and Steering: <fTractionCurveMax>2.7000</fTractionCurveMax> <fSteeringLock>43.0000</fSteeringLock> - Make changes incrementally to avoid drastic impacts. 4. Save Your Changes: - After editing, save the file. ✅ Handling file edited and saved successfully! 3️⃣ Next Step - Uploading and Activating the Updated Handling File 1. Ensure File Placement: - Verify that the updated handling.meta is in the correct directory within your resource. 2. Edit server.cfg if Necessary: - If your resource requires referencing the handling file explicitly, check your server.cfg for the correct startup order. 3. Restart Your Server: - From the txAdmin dashboard, click the Restart Server button to apply your changes. ✅ Server restarted and updated handling parameters loaded successfully! 4️⃣ Next Step - Testing the New Handling Settings 1. Join Your Server: - Connect to your FiveM server and test the vehicle in-game. 2. Evaluate Performance: - Test acceleration, braking, and handling to ensure the modifications meet your expectations. 3. Iterate as Needed: - If further adjustments are necessary, repeat the editing process, refine the parameters, and restart your server. ✅ New handling settings tested and verified successfully! 🎉 Conclusion You have now successfully modified the vehicle handling on your FiveM server using the Pterodactyl panel! By carefully editing the handling.meta file, uploading the changes, and testing in-game, you can tailor the driving experience to perfectly fit your roleplay environment. Enjoy fine-tuning your server, and if you need further assistance, contact VolticHost Support. 🚀

Last updated on Feb 13, 2025

Installing Custom Vehicle Sounds on Your FiveM Server

In this tutorial, you'll learn how to install custom vehicle sounds on your FiveM server using the Pterodactyl panel (VolticHost Game Panel). Custom vehicle sounds—such as engine roars, honks, and exhaust notes—can significantly enhance the immersion and realism of your roleplay environment. This guide will walk you through preparing your sound resource files, uploading them, updating your configuration, and testing the changes in-game. 🚀 📌 Prerequisites - A FiveM server purchased at VolticHost.com - Pre-installed FiveM with txAdmin, accessible via the VolticHost Game Panel - Basic knowledge of file management and server configuration - Custom vehicle sound resource files (e.g., sound files, configuration files, and a manifest) downloaded from trusted sources 1️⃣ First Step - Preparing and Organizing Your Vehicle Sound Resource Files 1. Download Custom Vehicle Sound Files: - Obtain the custom sound files (such as engine sounds, honks, and exhaust effects) from reputable sources or community forums. 2. Organize Files in a Folder: - Create a folder (e.g., custom_vehicle_sounds) and ensure it includes all necessary sound files and configuration files. 3. Create or Verify the Manifest: - Inside your folder, create a manifest file named fxmanifest.lua (or __resource.lua) that lists all required files. - A basic example for fxmanifest.lua might be: fx_version 'cerulean' game 'gta5' author 'YourName' description 'Custom Vehicle Sound Resource' version '1.0.0' files { 'sound/engine.wav', 'sound/horn.wav', 'sound/exhaust.wav' } data_file 'AUDIO_WAVEPACK' 'sound' 4. Save Your Files: - Once organized and verified, your custom vehicle sound resource is ready for upload. ✅ Custom vehicle sound resource files prepared and organized successfully! 2️⃣ Next Step - Uploading the Vehicle Sound Resource via the Pterodactyl Panel 1. Log in to the Panel: - Access the VolticHost Game Panel and navigate to the File Manager. 2. Navigate to the Resources Directory: - Go to the /resources/ directory, where all FiveM resources are stored. 3. Upload Your Sound Resource Folder: - Upload your custom_vehicle_sounds folder into the /resources/ directory. 4. Verify the File Structure: - Confirm that the folder contains all necessary files, including the manifest file and the sound files in their correct subdirectories. ✅ Custom vehicle sound resource uploaded successfully! 3️⃣ Next Step - Activating the Sound Resource in server.cfg 1. Open the server.cfg File: - In the File Manager, locate and open your server.cfg file in the root directory of your FiveM server. 2. Add the Startup Command: - Add the following line to ensure your custom vehicle sound resource is started when the server boots: start custom_vehicle_sounds - Place this line appropriately with other resource startup commands to maintain proper load order. 3. Save Your Changes: - Save and close the server.cfg file. ✅ server.cfg updated to activate custom vehicle sound resource! 4️⃣ Next Step - Restarting Your Server and Testing the Custom Sounds 1. Restart Your Server: - From the txAdmin dashboard, click the Restart Server button to apply your changes. 2. Monitor the Logs: - Watch the live console logs to ensure that the custom sound resource loads without errors. 3. Test In-Game: - Once the server is running, join your FiveM server and test the custom vehicle sounds. - You can use a vehicle spawning tool or in-game commands (if available) to verify that the new engine, horn, and exhaust sounds are working as expected. 4. Make Adjustments: - If necessary, refine the configuration or sound files and repeat the process. ✅ Custom vehicle sounds tested and functioning successfully! 🎉 Conclusion You have now successfully installed custom vehicle sounds on your FiveM server using the Pterodactyl (VolticHost Game) panel! By preparing your sound resource files, uploading them to the /resources/ directory, updating your server.cfg, and testing in-game, you can significantly enhance your roleplay environment with immersive, high-quality audio. Enjoy the improved experience, and if you need further assistance, contact VolticHost Support. 🚀

Last updated on Feb 13, 2025

Installing a Custom Emote Menu on Your FiveM Server

In this tutorial, you'll learn how to install a custom emote menu on your FiveM server using the Pterodactyl panel (VolticHost Game Panel). A custom emote menu lets players trigger a variety of animations and emotes—enhancing roleplay interactions and overall server immersion—without requiring complex scripting on your part. 🚀 📌 Prerequisites - A FiveM server purchased at VolticHost.com - Pre-installed FiveM with txAdmin, accessible via the VolticHost Game Panel - Basic knowledge of file management and server configuration - A custom emote menu resource (downloaded from reputable FiveM community sources) 1️⃣ First Step - Preparing and Organizing Your Emote Menu Resource 1. Download the Custom Emote Menu Resource: - Obtain the resource files (which typically include the emote menu script, client files, and a manifest) from a trusted community repository or website. 2. Organize Files in a Folder: - Create a folder (e.g., custom_emotemenu) and ensure it includes all necessary files. Typically, it should have a manifest file (either fxmanifest.lua or __resource.lua) along with any client scripts and assets. 3. Verify the Manifest File: - Open the manifest file and ensure it lists all the required files. A basic example for fxmanifest.lua might look like: fx_version 'cerulean' game 'gta5' author 'YourName' description 'Custom Emote Menu Resource' version '1.0.0' client_script 'emotemenu_client.lua' 4. Save Your Files: - Once organized, your custom emote menu resource is ready to be uploaded. ✅ Emote menu resource prepared and organized successfully! 2️⃣ Next Step - Uploading the Emote Menu Resource via the Pterodactyl Panel 1. Log in to the Panel: - Access the VolticHost Game Panel and open the File Manager. 2. Navigate to the Resources Directory: - Go to the /resources/ directory, which is where all FiveM resources are stored. 3. Upload Your Emote Menu Folder: - Upload your custom_emotemenu folder into the /resources/ directory. 4. Verify the Upload: - Ensure that the folder structure and files, including the manifest, have been uploaded correctly. ✅ Custom emote menu resource uploaded successfully! 3️⃣ Next Step - Activating the Emote Menu Resource in server.cfg 1. Open the server.cfg File: - In the File Manager, locate and open your server.cfg file in the root directory of your FiveM server. 2. Add the Startup Command: - Insert the following line to start your custom emote menu resource: start custom_emotemenu - Ensure this line is placed with other resource startup commands for proper load order. 3. Save the Changes: - Save and close the server.cfg file. ✅ server.cfg updated to activate custom emote menu resource! 4️⃣ Next Step - Restarting Your Server and Testing the Emote Menu 1. Restart Your Server: - Return to the txAdmin dashboard and click the Restart Server button to apply your changes. 2. Monitor the Logs: - Watch the live console logs to ensure the emote menu resource loads without any errors. 3. Test In-Game: - Once your server is running, join your FiveM server and use the in-game command (often something like /emotemenu or a keybind, depending on the resource) to open the custom emote menu. - Verify that the menu displays correctly and that you can trigger various animations and emotes. 4. Refine as Needed: - If any adjustments are required (e.g., layout changes or additional emotes), edit the resource files accordingly and repeat the restart process. ✅ Custom emote menu tested and functioning successfully! 🎉 Conclusion You have now successfully installed a custom emote menu on your FiveM server using the Pterodactyl (VolticHost Game) panel! This new feature enables your players to access a variety of animations and emotes, enriching the roleplay experience and boosting server engagement. Enjoy your enhanced gameplay, and if you need further assistance, contact VolticHost Support. 🚀

Last updated on Feb 13, 2025

Installing a Custom Vehicle Dealership on Your FiveM Server

In this tutorial, you'll learn how to install a custom vehicle dealership resource on your FiveM server using the Pterodactyl panel (VolticHost Game Panel). A vehicle dealership allows players to browse, preview, and purchase vehicles in-game—enhancing your roleplay environment with a dynamic and interactive feature. 🚀 📌 Prerequisites - A FiveM server purchased at VolticHost.com - Pre-installed FiveM with txAdmin, accessible via the VolticHost Game Panel - Basic knowledge of file management and server configuration - Custom vehicle dealership resource files (downloaded from reputable FiveM community sources) 1️⃣ First Step - Preparing and Organizing Your Dealership Resource Files 1. Download the Custom Vehicle Dealership Files: - Obtain the dealership resource package, which typically includes client and server scripts, a user interface, and a manifest file. 2. Organize Files in a Folder: - Create a folder (e.g., vehicle_dealership) and ensure it contains all necessary files, including images, scripts, and a resource manifest file. 3. Verify the Manifest File: - Open or create the manifest file (using fxmanifest.lua or __resource.lua). A basic example for fxmanifest.lua might be: fx_version 'cerulean' game 'gta5' author 'YourName' description 'Custom Vehicle Dealership Resource' version '1.0.0' client_script 'dealership_client.lua' server_script 'dealership_server.lua' ui_page 'html/index.html' files { 'html/index.html', 'html/style.css', 'html/script.js' } 4. Save Your Files: - Once organized, your dealership resource is ready for upload. ✅ Dealership resource files prepared and organized successfully! 2️⃣ Next Step - Uploading the Dealership Resource via the Pterodactyl Panel 1. Log in to the Panel: - Access the VolticHost Game Panel and navigate to the File Manager. 2. Navigate to the Resources Directory: - Go to the /resources/ directory, where all FiveM resources are stored. 3. Upload Your Dealership Folder: - Upload your vehicle_dealership folder into the /resources/ directory. 4. Confirm the Upload: - Verify that the folder structure, including all scripts, UI files, and the manifest, has been correctly uploaded. ✅ Custom vehicle dealership resource uploaded successfully! 3️⃣ Next Step - Activating the Dealership Resource in server.cfg 1. Open the server.cfg File: - In the File Manager, locate and open the server.cfg file in the root directory of your FiveM server. 2. Add the Startup Command: - Insert the following line to ensure your dealership resource starts with your server: start vehicle_dealership - Ensure this line is placed with other resource startup commands to maintain proper load order. 3. Save Your Changes: - Save and close the server.cfg file. ✅ server.cfg updated to activate the custom vehicle dealership resource! 4️⃣ Next Step - Restarting Your Server and Testing the Dealership 1. Restart Your Server: - Return to the txAdmin dashboard and click the Restart Server button to apply your changes. 2. Monitor the Logs: - Watch the live console logs to ensure that the dealership resource loads without errors. 3. Test In-Game: - Once your server is running, join your FiveM server. - Use the in-game command or keybind specified by the dealership resource (often documented in the resource's instructions) to open the dealership menu. - Verify that the user interface displays correctly, vehicles are listed for preview, and purchase functionality works as expected. ✅ Custom vehicle dealership tested and functioning successfully! 🎉 Conclusion You have now successfully installed a custom vehicle dealership on your FiveM server using the Pterodactyl (VolticHost Game) panel! By preparing your resource files, uploading them to the /resources/ directory, updating your server.cfg, and testing in-game, you've added an exciting feature that enhances player interaction and immersion. Enjoy your enhanced roleplay environment, and if you need further assistance, contact VolticHost Support. 🚀

Last updated on Feb 13, 2025

Modifying QBCore Settings on Your FiveM Server

In this tutorial, you'll learn how to modify QBCore settings on your FiveM server using the Pterodactyl panel (VolticHost Game Panel). QBCore is a popular roleplay framework, and tweaking its configuration can help tailor gameplay to your community's preferences. This guide will walk you through accessing the QBCore configuration files, making adjustments, and applying your changes for an optimized roleplay experience. 🚀 📌 Prerequisites - A FiveM server purchased at VolticHost.com - Pre-installed FiveM with txAdmin, accessible via the VolticHost Game Panel - Basic knowledge of file management and text editing - Familiarity with QBCore and its configuration files (usually located in /resources/qb-core/) 1️⃣ First Step - Accessing the QBCore Configuration Files 1. Log in to the Panel: - Open your web browser and navigate to the VolticHost Game Panel. - Log in with your provided credentials. 2. Open the File Manager: - Navigate to the File Manager from the main dashboard. 3. Locate the QBCore Resource Folder: - Go to the /resources/qb-core/ directory where the QBCore framework is installed. 4. Backup the Configuration File: - Before making any changes, locate the config.lua file (or similar configuration file) within the QBCore folder and download a backup copy. ✅ QBCore configuration file located and backed up successfully! 2️⃣ Next Step - Editing QBCore Settings 1. Open the Configuration File: - Use the panel's built-in editor to open the config.lua file. 2. Review and Modify Settings: - Look for key settings such as locale, currency symbol, job configurations, or other roleplay-specific options. - For example, you might find lines similar to: Config = {} Config.Locale = 'en' Config.MoneySymbol = '$' - Modify these values to suit your server’s theme and requirements. For instance, change the locale to your desired language or update the money symbol if needed. 3. Make Additional Customizations: - QBCore settings can also include options for job configurations, item limits, or interaction distances. Adjust these parameters as documented in the QBCore framework, ensuring your changes enhance the gameplay experience without causing conflicts. 4. Save Your Changes: - Once you’ve made the necessary modifications, save the file. ✅ QBCore settings edited and saved successfully! 3️⃣ Next Step - Applying Changes and Testing 1. Restart Your Server: - Go back to the txAdmin dashboard and click the Restart Server button to apply your changes. 2. Monitor the Startup Logs: - Check the live console logs for any errors related to the configuration changes. 3. Test In-Game: - Join your server and verify that your modifications are active. For example, check that the currency symbol displays correctly and that any job or locale settings reflect your changes. ✅ Changes applied and tested successfully! 🎉 Conclusion You have now successfully modified QBCore settings on your FiveM server using the Pterodactyl (VolticHost Game) panel! By accessing the configuration files, making targeted adjustments, and testing in-game, you can fine-tune your roleplay environment to better suit your community's needs. For further assistance or advanced customization, contact VolticHost Support. 🚀

Last updated on Feb 13, 2025