Darts hangs real dartboards on the walls of your FiveM server. A player walks up to a board, presses E and steps onto the throwing line: the camera settles over their shoulder, the mouse aims, and holding the left button charges a power bar that has to be released at the right moment. Three darts a turn, then they walk up to the board and pull them out — just like at the pub. Games are classic X01, 301 or 501, played alone for practice or against another player with an optional bet where the winner takes the pot.

Every dart is scored by the server against regulation rings and sectors, so what lands on the board is what counts — busts, the optional double out and the turn clock included — and everybody nearby watches the darts fly and stick. Dartboards are placed in game with the creator and saved to the database, written into the config, or picked up automatically from any map that already has GTA V's dartboard. There is nothing to stream and nothing extra to download.

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Page	What it covers

Area	Details
Throwing	Aim with the mouse against a hand that sways, hold the left button to charge, release on the sweet spot. Too much or too little power costs accuracy, and a weak throw drops low.
X01 rules	301 or 501 counting down, regulation trebles, doubles, outer bull and bullseye, busts that restore the turn, an optional double out and a clock on every turn — all scored by the server.
Solo practice	A full game alone, at your own pace. The finish tells you how many darts it took.
Player vs Player	Challenge anybody nearby from a list, choose the game and the stake. Both stake the same amount, the winner takes the pot, and a game that ends with no winner refunds it.
Creator	Pin dartboards to any wall with a live preview, name them, give them an entry fee in cash or from the bank, and move, delete or teleport to them from one list.
Spectators	Everyone near a board sees the same darts fly and stick, each player with their own darts, including players who arrive halfway through a game.
No streaming	GTA V's own dartboard, darts and throwing animations. Bars and MLOs that already have a dartboard become playable on their own.
Frameworks	ESX, QBCore and Qbox detected on their own, or standalone. Optional `qs-interface` and `qs-textui` support.
Languages	41 complete translations, from Arabic to Chinese, for both the notifications and the interface.

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