Everyday Home is a pack of five interior shells for FiveM housing. The shells are ready-made interiors for apartments, starter homes and ordinary houses. A housing script spawns them out of sight and puts the player inside, so one shell can serve any number of properties on your server.
The pack has three medium interiors and two small ones. It works with qs-housing using a ready-made config block, and with any housing script that loads shells by model name. Setup is one ensure line: there is no SQL, no config file and nothing to tune.
Where to start#
Page | What it covers |
|---|---|
Requirements, downloading from the Cfx.re portal, load order, and checking that the shells load. | |
The five shells and their model names, how shells work, and which one to use for each kind of property. | |
Adding the shells to qs-housing with | |
What it does#
Area | Details |
|---|---|
Shells | Five interiors: |
Compatibility | Works with qs-housing using a ready-made |
Performance | Each shell is one model, about 1.5 to 2 MB. The whole pack is about 9 MB, which each player downloads once. Nothing runs in the background: no scripts, no loops, no database. |
Looking for commands or exports? Everyday Home has none, because it only streams models. Your housing script decides when a shell spawns and who enters it. See Integrations.