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terça-feira, 4 de junho de 2024

[FIVEM] HOW TO CHANGE SERVER HUD AND LOADING SCREEN - CREATING A FIVEM SERVER

[FIVEM] HOW TO CHANGE SERVER HUD AND LOADING SCREEN - CREATING A FIVEM SERVER

To begin, you'll need the scripts. Okay, in this case, the links we need are for the HUD clips and loading screen scripts. If you already have these scripts, you can skip ahead a bit. If not, let's teach you how to get them for free. There are various sites offering free clips, but the most reliable one is the FiveM forum. You can find the link in the description. Here, you'll find a plethora of free scripts, both paid and unpaid.

Let's start by downloading a HUD script. Click on the search bar and look for "HUD." Wait for it to load and you'll find several options. Choose one that suits your server. For example, if your server is RP, you might want to use a HUD suitable for RP servers. Select and download the HUD script.

Next, let's find a loading screen. Search for "loading screen" in the search bar again. Scroll down to find various options. Pick one that you like and download it. Once downloaded, drag both the HUD and loading screen scripts to your desktop.

Now, let's rename them. Remove any unnecessary characters from the file names. Then, let's configure the loading screen. Open the HTML file of the loading screen using a text editor like Visual Studio Code. Here, you can customize the text, such as server name, description, and Discord link. You can also add background music by placing an MP3 file in the specified folder.

Next, let's change the server logo. Locate the logo file and edit it using an image editor like Photoshop. Replace it with your desired logo and save the changes.

Now, let's configure the HUD. Open the configuration file and make any necessary adjustments, such as selecting the appropriate version for your server.

Once everything is set up, drag the HUD and loading screen folders into your server's directory, replacing any existing files if prompted.

Now, let's test our modifications. Start your server and connect to it. You should see the changes reflected in the HUD and loading screen.

If you want to further customize the loading screen, you can edit the CSS file to change colors, fonts, etc.

That's it! You've successfully changed your server's HUD and loading screen. Feel free to explore more customization options and experiment with different scripts to enhance your server's experience.

[FIVEM] Handling Vehicles and How to Add Vehicles to Your Server

 [FIVEM] Handling Vehicles and How to Add Vehicles to Your Server

In this tutorial, we'll teach you how to add vehicles to your server and modify their handling to make them go faster or slower, whatever suits your needs. To get started, you'll need a few tools, which we'll provide links to in the description. The first tool you'll need is Opa Live, which you can download from our website. Once downloaded, install it following the on-screen instructions.

Now, let's dive into the process:

1. Download the Vehicle: Head over to the GTA 5 Mods website, where you can find a wide selection of vehicles to choose from. Look for a vehicle you like and download it.

2. Extract the Vehicle Files: After downloading, extract the vehicle files to your desktop or preferred location. You'll typically find a DLC folder containing the vehicle data.

3. Use Opa Live to Modify Handling: Open Opa Live and select the Windows version. Choose the GTA 5 installation folder and proceed with the installation process. Once installed, launch Opa Live and switch to edit mode. Navigate to the DLC folder of your vehicle and open it.

4. Customize Handling: Inside the DLC folder, you'll find various files related to the vehicle, including a data folder containing vehicle information. Modify the handling characteristics according to your preferences. You can adjust parameters like mass, drive force, and more to alter the vehicle's performance.

5. Save Changes and Add to Server: After customizing the handling, save the changes and exit Opa Live. Next, create a folder for your vehicles in the server data directory. Place the modified vehicle files in this folder.

6. Add Vehicle to Server Database: Access your server's database and navigate to the Vehicles table. Insert a new entry for your vehicle, specifying its name, code, price, image link, and category.

7. Restart Server and Test: Restart your server to apply the changes. Once the server is back online, test the vehicle in-game to ensure that it behaves as expected. If necessary, tweak the handling parameters further until you're satisfied with the results.

8. Optional: Remove Vehicle from Server: If you need to remove a vehicle from your server, simply delete its entry from the Vehicles table in the database. This will remove it from the in-game vehicle selection menu.

Conclusion: By following these steps, you can easily add vehicles to your FIVEM server and customize their handling to suit your preferences. Whether you're looking to create a fleet of custom vehicles or fine-tune existing ones, this tutorial provides a comprehensive guide to get you started. Experiment with different handling settings to achieve the desired performance characteristics and enhance your server's gameplay experience. Happy modding!

Free Windows VPS 2024 - How to Set Up a FiveM Server

 Free Windows VPS 2024 - How to Set Up a FiveM Server


In this tutorial, I'll guide you through obtaining a free VPS (Virtual Private Server) and setting it up to host a FiveM server. We'll cover both a one-day and a seven-day trial plan, which can be extended or renewed as needed. Follow the steps below carefully to ensure a smooth setup process.

Step 1: Creating a VPS Account

  1. Access the VPS Service Website:

    • Go to the CPS Server website.
    • Click on the green button that says "Start VPS Trial."
  2. Sign Up:

    • Fill in your details to create an account.
    • Verify your email address by clicking the activation link sent to your inbox (check your spam folder if you don’t see it in your primary inbox).

Step 2: Setting Up the VPS

  1. Login to Your Account:

    • Once your account is activated, log in to the CPS Server website.
  2. Create a VPS:

    • Choose a server location closest to your desired region (for Europe, choose Amsterdam).
    • Select the operating system. For this tutorial, we'll use Windows Server 2019 (you can also choose Windows Server 2022 for the latest features).
  3. Select VPS Specifications:

    • For a free trial, select the plan with 8 GB of RAM, 8 CPUs, and 160 GB of storage.
    • Click on the next step and proceed without changing any default settings.
  4. Confirm Trial Period:

    • Choose the 7-day free trial option (if available). If prompted, you might need to pay a small amount (e.g., one cent) to activate the trial.
  5. Wait for VPS Creation:

    • The VPS creation process may take up to 20 minutes. You will receive an email with the VPS details once it's ready.

Step 3: Connecting to the VPS

  1. Remote Desktop Connection:

    • On your Windows PC, search for "Remote Desktop Connection" and open it.
    • Enter the VPS IP address provided in the email.
  2. Login Credentials:

    • Use the username and password provided in the email to log in.
    • If you haven't received the password, check the VPS management dashboard for the default credentials.

Step 4: Configuring the VPS

  1. Initial Setup:

    • Once logged into the VPS, disable Internet Explorer Enhanced Security Configuration to allow downloading necessary files.
    • Download and install Google Chrome or your preferred browser.
  2. Installing Required Software:

    • Download and install XAMPP for the web server environment.
    • Download and install Visual Studio Code for editing configuration files.

Step 5: Setting Up the FiveM Server

  1. Download the FiveM Server Base:

    • Join the Discord channel provided in the tutorial description to download the free SX base for FiveM.
  2. Prepare the Server Files:

    • Extract the SX base files to a folder on your VPS.
    • Open the server.cfg file in Visual Studio Code and configure it according to your server specifications.

Step 6: Configuring FiveM Keys and Database

  1. Obtain a FiveM Server License Key:

    • Go to FiveM Keymaster.
    • Log in and create a new key for your server. Copy this key and paste it into your server.cfg file.
  2. Configure the Database:

    • Open XAMPP and start Apache and MySQL services.
    • Go to http://localhost/phpmyadmin in your browser.
    • Create a new database and import the SQL file provided in the SX base.

Step 7: Running the FiveM Server

  1. Set File Paths:

    • Ensure that the file paths in run.bat or equivalent startup script match the locations of your server files.
  2. Start the Server:

    • Double-click on the run.bat file to start your FiveM server.

Conclusion

You have now successfully set up a free VPS and configured it to host a FiveM server. This VPS can be used for various purposes, such as running a website or testing applications safely. If you have any questions or need further assistance, leave a comment or join the Discord server linked in the tutorial description. Enjoy your new server setup!