Play and Win: Free 8-Bit Games and Prizes for Black Friday & Christmas

This Black Friday and Christmas, there's more at Quasar Store than FiveM scripts: there's an arcade. Play and Win opens the Quasar Arcade, four free 8-bit games you play right in your browser, on PC or on your phone. Beat a game and you win a mystery prize. You get one try per game every day, so if a boss gets you today, come back tomorrow and go again.

Below you'll find the trailer, a step-by-step guide to get in, how each game works, the controls for keyboard, phone and controller, and a few tips to beat the bosses.

Play and Win at a glance

• Where: the PLAY AND WIN button in the bottom-left corner of quasar-store.com, or straight at quasar-store.com/arcade.

• The games: Quasar VS Haters, Quasar Tower, Quasar Rush and Quasar Sky Raid.

• Price: free. The games run in your browser on PC or mobile, with nothing to download.

• Rules: one try per game, every day.

• Prize: beat a game and win a mystery prize. You only find out what it is when you win.

• When: Black Friday and Christmas.

Watch the Play and Win trailer

See the Quasar Arcade in action before you jump in:

▶ Open on YouTube

How to Play and Win, step by step

Getting in takes less than a minute. If you'd rather watch than read, our video guide shows you how:

▶ Open on YouTube

Open quasar-store.com

Go to the Quasar Store home page on your computer or your phone.

Click the PLAY AND WIN sign

Look at the bottom-left corner of the page. The pixel sign with Quasar and Clefas standing on top of it is the PLAY AND WIN button. Click it, or tap it on your phone. You can also skip this step and go straight to quasar-store.com/arcade.

Walk up to a machine

Welcome to the Quasar Arcade, a pixel arcade hall with one machine for each game. Walk with the arrow keys or WASD (the joystick on your phone) and stand in front of the game you want to play.

Press Z and choose YES

Press Z or Enter, or the A button on your phone or controller. On a phone you can also tap the machine twice. A window asks PLAY THIS GAME? Choose YES and the game starts. The question is there so nobody starts a game by accident.

Pick Quasar or Clefas

Before each game you choose who plays. Quasar, the monkey, hits harder and has more health. Clefas, the cat-helmet hero, is faster and attacks from a distance, but has less health. Each one plays differently.

Beat the game and win your prize

Win and your prize appears right there on the screen. Until then it's a mystery. Remember: you get one try per game every day, and leaving a prize run halfway through uses up that day's try.

The 4 Play and Win games

They're short and hard on purpose. A good run takes three to five minutes, and every enemy attack is announced before it lands: you just have to read it in time.

Quasar VS Haters: beat 'em up

Shut up the comment section. Fight your way through four waves of haters and take down the Mega Hater, king of the comment section. Chain hits to multiply your score, catch the Leaker before he escapes, and when your rage bar is full, press C for a special attack.

• As Quasar: B, B, B for a combo, Up + B for an uppercut and Down + B in the air for a dive kick.

• As Clefas: hold B to shoot (watch the heat), double jump, and Down + B for a slide kick.

• Down to duck, and Down + A to drop from a ledge.

Quasar Tower: turn-based RPG

Climb seven floors and beat the Glitch King. It's turn-based, but timing is everything. To attack, press A when the ring hits the mark: a Good hit does 1.25x damage and a Perfect one does double. On the enemy's turn, press A when the ! appears to block. Block at the very last moment for a Perfect block and a counter, but press too early and you're locked out.

• Use skills by mashing B or following the arrows.

• Perfect blocks give you back 1 MP.

• After floors 2, 4 and 6 you pick a reward.

Quasar Rush: platformer against the clock

Cross the rooftops, climb the tower and delete the Core Virus before time runs out. You have 4:00 on the clock, 3 lives and 2 checkpoints. Hold A to jump higher. A dash makes you invulnerable for a moment, but not against spikes or pits.

• As Quasar: your punch breaks cracked blocks, and Down + A in the air is a ground pound.

• As Clefas: finger gun, double jump and wall jump.

• Stomp on enemies, and hit shield bots from behind.

Quasar Sky Raid: shoot 'em up

Clear the sky and save the store. Fly in eight directions through three zones, get past the Spam Cannon and beat The Mainframe to win the prize. Hold A for auto-fire, hold B to focus (you fly slower and see your hitbox) and press C to drop a bomb that clears the bullets. You get two bombs per run.

• Only the tiny dot on your chest can be hit.

• Grab P for power, B for a bomb and the heart for an extra life.

• Wipe out a whole formation for a drop, and kill fast to raise the chain multiplier.

• Hit shielded carriers in the back.

Controls: keyboard, phone and controller

All four games use the same buttons, A, B and C, and each game's HOW TO PLAY screen shows them for the device you're playing on.

Xbox and PlayStation controllers both work. On a phone, turn it sideways and the game sits between the joystick and the buttons, with nothing covering the screen.

Tips to win more prizes

• Read the warning. Every attack is announced before it lands. Learn the tells and the bosses get much easier.

• Pick the right character. Quasar can take more hits. Clefas is faster and hits from a distance.

• Don't quit halfway. Going back to the games in the middle of a prize run uses up today's try. The pause menu warns you before you do it.

• Use all four tries. Tries are per game, so you get one shot at each of the four games every day.

• Share your score. When a run ends, win or lose, press SHARE to get a result card for Discord, X or any other app.

Black Friday and Christmas at Quasar Store

Play and Win isn't all. This Black Friday the whole Quasar Store is 25% off: every FiveM script, MLO, vehicle, bundle and membership.

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Browse by category: FiveM scripts, MLOs and maps, vehicles, bundles and memberships.

Bring the arcade to your FiveM server

Want your players to have an arcade of their own? The Arcade Creator puts one in your city: 18 playable minigames, unlimited arcades built in game, staff, finances and RGB interior customization.

Arcade Creator — FiveM arcade script with 18 playable minigames, unlimited arcades built in game, staff, finances and RGB interior customization. ESX, QBCore, Standalone.

For multiplayer nights, the Fun & Events bundle brings seven mini-games in one purchase: chess, darts, air hockey, pool, ping pong, dance machine and arm wrestling.

Fun & Events — Seven multiplayer mini-games for FiveM in one bundle: chess, darts, air hockey, pool, ping pong, dance machine and arm wrestling. Buy once, play together.

Play and Win FAQ

What is Play and Win?

Play and Win is the Quasar Arcade on quasar-store.com: four free 8-bit games where you can win a mystery prize. It's our Black Friday and Christmas event.

Is Play and Win free?

Yes. The games are free and run in your browser on PC or mobile. There's nothing to download or install.

How many times can I play?

One try per game every day. With four games, that's four chances a day. If you leave a prize run halfway, that day's try is used.

What's the prize?

It's a mystery. Before you play, the machine only says WIN A MYSTERY PRIZE, and you find out what it is when you beat the game. We're not spoiling it here.

Do I need an account?

You can start playing right away. If a game asks you to sign in to claim your prize, sign in to your Quasar Store account and you'll be taken back to the arcade.

Can I play on my phone or with a controller?

Yes. On a phone you get on-screen arcade controls: a joystick and the A, B and C buttons. Xbox and PlayStation controllers work too.

Where is the PLAY AND WIN button?

In the bottom-left corner of quasar-store.com: the pixel sign with Quasar and Clefas on top. You can also go straight to quasar-store.com/arcade.

Can I share my score?

Yes. When a run ends, win or lose, press SHARE. You get a result card to post on Discord, X or any other app, or to save as an image.

Ready? Open the Quasar Arcade and use today's tries. Show off your score on our Discord, and subscribe on YouTube so you don't miss the next trailer.

FiveM Black Friday 2026: 25% Off the Whole Quasar Store

Black Friday is live at Quasar Store. For a limited time, the whole store is 25% off: every FiveM script, MLO, vehicle, bundle and membership, for ESX, QBCore and QBox servers. There's no code to remember, the discount is already applied when you check out.

If you've been planning a new roleplay server, waiting to add that housing system or eyeing a full bundle for months, this is the best moment of the year to do it. Here's everything that's on sale and how to get the most out of it.

Quasar Store Black Friday 2026 at a glance

• 25% off the whole store: scripts, MLOs and interiors, vehicles, bundles and memberships.

• No coupon code needed: the price you see at checkout already includes the discount.

• ESX, QBCore and QBox compatible, plus our free framework qs-core.

• Instant delivery to your Cfx.re account through Tebex, with every future update included.

• Limited time only: when Black Friday ends, prices go back to normal.

Watch the Quasar Store Black Friday trailer

Our monkey has something to tell you. In 30 seconds he walks you through everything you can grab this Black Friday: scripts, interiors, cars, packs and memberships. (He tried to pay with bananas. It didn't work.)

▶ Open on YouTube

What's on sale this Black Friday

Everything. The 25% discount covers the entire catalogue, so you can build or upgrade a full server in one go. This is what you'll find in each part of the store:

FiveM scripts on sale

Our scripts are the core of thousands of roleplay servers, and every single one is 25% off right now. Each script is built to work with ESX, QBCore and QBox, configured from clear files or in game, and documented step by step.

Housing and properties

Give your players a place to live. The Housing Creator lets them buy, furnish and decorate homes, and Complete Housing (3 in 1) adds the full package. Pair them with Apartments and the Motels Creator for every budget in your city.

Inventory, garages and core systems

The systems every server needs, built to last: Advanced Inventory, Advanced Garages, Multicharacter, Appearance, Vehicle Keys and the Radial Menu.

Jobs, police and economy

Keep your city busy with the Police Creator, Dispatch and MDT, Mechanic Creator, Banking Creator, Job Center and the Crime Creator, plus legal jobs like the Trucker Job and Taxi Job.

Fun, events and minigames

Bring players back night after night with the Diamond Casino, the Arcade Creator, the Racing Creator, Theme Park and minigames like Pool, Darts and Chess.

FiveM MLOs and interiors on sale

Maps change how a city feels. This Black Friday, our MLOs and interiors are 25% off too: the Premium Deluxe Motorsport dealership, Mechanic Downtown, the Club House, Southside House Apartments, Paleto House Interiors and the Binco and Digital Den shops.

Want them all? One Plan, Every Map gives you the whole collection, and the MLO Creator lets you build your own interiors in game.

FiveM vehicles on sale

A whole garage, 25% off. Our add-on cars are optimised for FiveM and ready to drop into your server: the Pegassi Torero XO, Grotti Turismo, Karin S95, Annis Elegy RH9, Bravado Buffalo and many more in FiveM Vehicles.

Filling a dealership? One Plan, Every Vehicle covers the full range, and the Karts Pack is perfect for race nights.

Bundles and memberships: the biggest savings

Bundles group several scripts that work together in a single purchase, so you're not hunting for compatible pieces. With 25% off on top, this is the cheapest way to set up a full server this year.

• Starter Pack: the essentials to open a new server.

• Essential RP and Modern Roleplay: complete roleplay foundations.

• Criminal Empire: everything for the illegal side of your city.

• Law and Order: police, dispatch and justice in one pack.

• Ultimate Jobs and Fun and Events: jobs and activities for every player.

• Advanced Creators: our creator scripts together.

If you'd rather have access to the catalogue, the Silver, Gold, Platinum and Diamond memberships are part of the sale as well. Compare them on the memberships page.

Built for ESX, QBCore and QBox

Whatever your framework, Quasar scripts are ready for it. Every product supports ESX, QBCore and QBox, and runs on qs-core, our free framework that runs ESX and QBCore scripts on one server. Our scripts are also ready for FiveM Enhanced.

What you buy is yours for good: it's delivered to your Cfx.re account through Tebex with FiveM Asset Escrow, and every update we release afterwards is included at no extra cost. You can follow each script's changes in its public changelog on the store.

How to get your Black Friday discount

Pick what your server needs

Browse scripts, maps, vehicles, bundles and memberships. Every product page shows the Black Friday price.

Add it to your cart

Add everything you want to your cart. The 25% discount is already applied, so there's no code to type.

Check out with your Cfx.re account

Pay securely through Tebex, signed in with the Cfx.re account of your server. That's the account the scripts are delivered to.

Download and install

Your purchases appear in the Cfx.re portal under Granted Assets and in My Products on quasar-store.com, with the docs to install them in minutes.

Black Friday FAQ

How much is the Quasar Store Black Friday discount?

25% off the whole store: every FiveM script, MLO, interior, vehicle, bundle and membership.

Do I need a coupon code?

No. The discount is applied automatically, and the price you see at checkout already includes it.

Which frameworks are supported?

All Quasar scripts work with ESX, QBCore and QBox, and with our free framework qs-core.

How long does the sale last?

Black Friday is a limited-time sale. When it ends, prices go back to normal, so grab what you need while it's on.

Where do I download what I bought?

In the Cfx.re portal under Granted Assets, using the Cfx.re account you paid with. Your purchases also show up in My Products on quasar-store.com.

Are updates included?

Yes. Every product includes all future versions and updates at no extra cost.

Can I get help installing my scripts?

Of course. Every script has its own documentation, and our team answers on the live chat and support tickets on the website.

Don't miss it. Black Friday at Quasar Store is the best time of the year to build the server you've been planning. Start shopping now and save 25% on the whole store.

GTA 6 and FiveM: What GTA VI Means for Roleplay Servers in 2026

Grand Theft Auto VI launches on 19 November 2026. After two trailers that broke viewing records, two delays and more than a decade since GTA V, Rockstar's next game is finally days away, and the question we hear every day from server owners is the same: what happens to FiveM and GTA roleplay when GTA 6 comes out?

This guide puts what Rockstar has actually confirmed about GTA VI in one place, from the release date and platforms to Leonida, Vice City, Lucia and Jason, and separates it from the rumours. Then it answers what matters for the roleplay community: whether GTA 6 has a PC version, whether there is a GTA 6 roleplay mode, what Cfx.re has said, and why GTA V roleplay on FiveM is not going anywhere.

Short answer: GTA VI launches on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S only. Rockstar has not announced a PC version, an online mode or anything about FiveM for GTA 6. GTA roleplay on PC stays on GTA V and FiveM, which is getting its biggest upgrade in years with FiveM Enhanced.

GTA 6 at a Glance

GTA 6 Release Date: 19 November 2026

GTA VI was revealed in December 2023 with a first trailer that pointed to 2025. Rockstar later moved it to 26 May 2026, and then to 19 November 2026, saying it needed the extra time to deliver the game at the level players expect. That date has held since.

Platforms: PS5 and Xbox Series X|S

At launch, GTA 6 is a console game: PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S. There is no PS4 or Xbox One version, and no PC version has been announced. Reports of a PC release in 2027 come from anonymous sources and have not been confirmed by Rockstar.

That is not new for Rockstar. GTA V reached PC about a year and a half after its console launch, and Red Dead Redemption 2 a year after. If history repeats, PC players should expect to wait.

Leonida, Vice City, Lucia and Jason

Welcome to Leonida

GTA VI is set in Leonida, Rockstar's take on Florida, and returns to Vice City, its version of Miami, for the first time since 2002. Rockstar's official site and trailers show a state far bigger than one city:

• Vice City: beaches, neon, nightlife and the skyline the series is famous for.

• Leonida Keys: a chain of islands, bridges and boats to the south.

• Grassrivers: swamps and wetlands, Rockstar's version of the Everglades.

• Port Gellhorn: a faded coastal town.

• Ambrosia: an industrial town in the heart of the state.

• Mount Kalaga: a national park of forests, trails and mountains.

Lucia Caminos and Jason Duval

For the first time, GTA's story follows a duo. Lucia Caminos opens the first trailer in prison; Jason Duval is the partner she teams up with on the outside. Rockstar presents them as a couple pulled into Leonida's criminal underworld after a simple job goes wrong, and the trailers lean on the Bonnie-and-Clyde idea of two people who only have each other.

A World Built for Social Media Chaos

Both trailers lean on in-game social media, viral clips and livestreams, a satire of how people film everything. It is a reminder of how much GTA has always been a game people watch as much as play, and that is exactly the culture roleplay grew from.

Does GTA 6 Have Online or Roleplay?

Not announced. At launch, GTA VI is presented as a story game. Take-Two, Rockstar's parent company, has said it has not announced an online version, and "GTA Online 2" is a fan name, not an official one. On launch day, the current GTA Online stays the online GTA.

There is also no official GTA 6 roleplay mode and nothing from Rockstar or Cfx.re about FiveM for GTA 6. Sites selling "GTA 6 RP" access or keys are not official.

Why Roleplay Fans Are Paying Attention

Rockstar has shown real interest in roleplay. In 2023 it brought Cfx.re, the team behind FiveM and RedM, into Rockstar Games, and since then FiveM has become the officially supported way to run GTA V multiplayer servers. Nothing about GTA 6 has been said, but the people who build the roleplay platform are now part of Rockstar.

What GTA 6 Means for FiveM and GTA V Roleplay

If you run or play on a FiveM server, here is the honest picture.

1. GTA Roleplay on PC Stays on GTA V

FiveM is a PC platform, and GTA 6 has no PC version. For the foreseeable future, GTA roleplay on PC means GTA V and FiveM, with its thousands of servers, its communities and its streamers.

2. FiveM Is Getting Its Biggest Upgrade in Years

While GTA 6 heads to consoles, FiveM is moving to GTA V Enhanced: ray tracing, DLSS and FSR 3, a new Cfx Server, sync up to 120 times a second and up to 50% less memory per player. It is in early access now. Read our complete guide: FiveM Enhanced: everything server owners need to know.

3. GTA 6 Hype Brings New Players to Roleplay

Every big GTA moment sends a new wave of people looking for GTA online, and many of them end up on roleplay servers and streams. A launch this big puts GTA back at the centre of gaming, and a FiveM server that looks and plays its best is in the right place to welcome them.

4. A Server Built Today Is Not Wasted

Even when GTA 6 eventually reaches PC, a large, mature platform like FiveM does not disappear overnight. Communities, characters, economies and the scripts that run them carry years of value. Building on FiveM today is not a dead end.

GTA 6 is a new game. FiveM is a platform with a decade of communities on it. One does not replace the other on day one.

Getting Your FiveM Server Ready for the GTA 6 Era

If GTA 6 is the reason you are thinking about opening a server, or refreshing the one you have, these are the systems players notice first. Quasar Store builds premium FiveM scripts for ESX, QBCore and Qbox, with in-game configuration and public changelogs for every release.

Get several at once with our bundles, or every script with a membership. Browse everything in FiveM scripts.

Ready for FiveM Enhanced. Quasar Store scripts will be compatible with FiveM for GTA V Enhanced from day one of its official launch, so the server you build today keeps up with the next generation of FiveM.

Starting From Zero? Use qs-core

qs-core is our free, open-source FiveM framework that runs ESX and QBCore scripts on one server. It installs from txAdmin with one recipe and gives you jobs, police, EMS, vehicles, an economy and more out of the box.

Can't Wait for Vice City? Bring the Vibe to Your Server

GTA 6 puts beaches, neon nights, boats and luxury back in fashion. A FiveM server can lean into that mood today:

• Night life and money: the Diamond Casino and an Arcade Creator for the neon side of the city.

• Life on the water: luxury boats with the Yacht Creator and a seaside park with Theme Park on Del Perro Pier.

• Homes with a view: Housing Creator, with island properties and furniture built in game.

• Crime with style: Robberies Creator and Drugs Creator for the darker side of the coast.

GTA 6: Confirmed vs Rumours

GTA 6 and FiveM FAQ

When does GTA 6 come out?

Grand Theft Auto VI launches on 19 November 2026 on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S.

Is GTA 6 coming to PC?

Rockstar has not announced a PC version. Reports of a 2027 PC release are unconfirmed. GTA V and Red Dead Redemption 2 both reached PC a year or more after their console launch.

Is GTA 6 on PS4 or Xbox One?

No. GTA VI is only on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S.

Does GTA 6 have online multiplayer?

No online mode has been announced. Take-Two has said it has not announced an online version of GTA VI.

Will there be GTA 6 roleplay?

Nothing has been announced. There is no official GTA 6 roleplay mode, and Rockstar and Cfx.re have said nothing about FiveM for GTA 6.

Will FiveM work with GTA 6?

No. FiveM runs on GTA V, Legacy and Enhanced. Nothing has been announced about FiveM for GTA VI, and GTA VI has no PC version.

Will FiveM die when GTA 6 comes out?

There is no sign of that. GTA 6 is a console game at launch, and FiveM is moving to GTA V Enhanced with better graphics and performance. GTA roleplay on PC stays on FiveM.

Who owns FiveM?

FiveM is made by Cfx.re, which became part of Rockstar Games in 2023.

Where is GTA 6 set?

In Leonida, a fictional state based on Florida, including Vice City, the Leonida Keys, Grassrivers, Port Gellhorn, Ambrosia and Mount Kalaga.

Who are the main characters in GTA 6?

Lucia Caminos and Jason Duval, a criminal duo and the first pair of protagonists in the series.

Should I start a FiveM server now or wait for GTA 6?

Start now. GTA 6 has no PC version or roleplay platform announced, FiveM is getting the Enhanced upgrade, and the GTA 6 launch puts GTA back in the spotlight.

Are Quasar Store scripts ready for the future of FiveM?

Yes. Quasar Store scripts will be compatible with FiveM for GTA V Enhanced from day one of its official launch, and work today on FiveM Legacy with ESX, QBCore and Qbox.

GTA 6 Is Coming. Your FiveM City Is Already Here.

GTA VI will be the biggest launch of the year, and it is great news for everyone who loves GTA. For roleplay, though, the action stays on FiveM: on PC, on GTA V, and soon on GTA V Enhanced.

Make your server the one new players remember. Explore FiveM scripts, save with bundles and memberships, read our FiveM Enhanced guide and follow every release on the updates page.

FiveM Enhanced: The Complete 2026 Guide to FiveM for GTA V Enhanced

For years, FiveM ran on one version of the game: the original PC release of GTA V, now called Legacy. That is changing. FiveM for GTA V Enhanced, the version of FiveM built on the modern PC edition of GTA V, entered early access on 21 July 2026, and it is the biggest technical change FiveM has had since OneSync.

It brings ray tracing, DLSS and FSR 3, a new server called Cfx Server, sync up to 120 times per second, up to 50% less memory per player and a long list of changes for developers. It also leaves some things out for now, most importantly Asset Escrow, the system that protects paid FiveM scripts.

This guide explains everything a player, a server owner and a developer needs to know about FiveM Enhanced: what it is, what changes compared with Legacy, how to set up a server, what happens to your scripts and maps, and whether you should move now or wait. It also answers the question we get most: are Quasar Store scripts compatible with FiveM Enhanced?

Quasar Store scripts will be compatible with FiveM Enhanced from day one of its official launch. Until then, keep running them on FiveM Legacy, where everything works as it does today. More on this in the Quasar Store section below.

FiveM Enhanced at a Glance

What Is FiveM Enhanced?

In March 2025 Rockstar released GTA V Enhanced on PC: the version of the game that came out on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S, with ray-traced lighting, faster loading, better textures and modern upscalers. Everyone who already owned GTA V on PC got it as a free upgrade, and the original version stayed available as GTA V Legacy.

FiveM, the multiplayer platform that almost every GTA roleplay server runs on, stayed on Legacy. The Enhanced edition is a different game under the hood: new file formats for models and textures (often called Gen9, against Gen8 on Legacy), a new renderer and different memory layouts. FiveM could not simply be pointed at it.

FiveM for GTA V Enhanced is the result of that work. It is not an update to the FiveM you have installed: it is a separate client with its own download, and its servers use a separate server program. FiveM Legacy keeps running beside it, so servers and players can move when they are ready.

Who Makes It

FiveM is made by Cfx.re, the team that joined Rockstar Games in 2023. Enhanced support is an official Cfx.re project: it is announced on the Cfx.re forum, documented on docs.fivem.net and developed in public through a series of development updates.

Early Access: What It Means

Cfx.re opened early access to everyone on 21 July 2026. In its own words, it is "an early access version of the framework that will contain bugs and missing features". Features can change before the final launch, and bug reports go to Cfx.re's dedicated GitHub repository.

"This is available for everyone, but please note that this is an early access version of the framework that will contain bugs and missing features."

Cfx.re, FiveM for GTA V Enhanced announcement

What's New for Players

Ray Tracing, DLSS and FSR 3

The headline is the look. Because FiveM Enhanced runs on GTA V Enhanced, roleplay servers get the edition's ray-traced shadows, reflections and global illumination, plus NVIDIA DLSS and AMD FSR 3 to keep the frame rate up. None of it needs a graphics mod: it comes with the game.

Pure Mode Is Always On

On FiveM Enhanced, pure mode is always enabled and cannot be switched off. In practice, players cannot load client-side graphics mods while the product is in early access. Everyone sees the same game, which also closes a common door for cheats.

What You Need to Play

• A Windows PC and GTA V Enhanced (the free upgrade if you already own GTA V on PC).

• The FiveM for GTA V Enhanced client, from the download button on fivem.net. It installs separately from FiveM Legacy, so you can keep both.

• A server that runs on Enhanced. Legacy servers stay on the Legacy client.

The new installer lets you choose a separate folder or drive for the server cache, creates shortcuts and can repair or uninstall itself. The client also cleans up cached files that servers no longer serve.

What Changes for Server Owners

For a server, Enhanced is more than a new client. The server program, networking and several settings change. These are the points that matter most.

Cfx Server Replaces FXServer

Enhanced servers run the new Cfx Server. The archives are cfx-server_win_x64 and cfx-server-linux_x64, the executable is cfx-server.exe, and txAdmin is still built in. Legacy servers keep using FXServer. Linux requirements are unchanged.

Client-Server Sync and Up to 120 Ticks

Legacy could fall back to peer-to-peer sync. Enhanced does not: it has switched to a client-server model, and OneSync's "big" mode is the only one left. Sync data now travels over raw UDP, with ENet still carrying events.

The sync thread's speed is now a setting, sv_syncTickRate, with a default of 60 and a range of 1 to 120 updates per second. Legacy ran at 30, or 40 with sv_useAccurateSends. For players that means smoother cars, fights and chases, especially at high speed.

# server.cfg (Cfx Server)
set sv_syncTickRate 60   # 1-120, default 60

Less Memory, More Players

Cfx.re reports that memory use per player and per entity is reduced by up to 50%, and entity culling now runs across several CPU cores instead of one. The player cap is 2,048 per server, and Cfx.re has said it is "looking to push beyond" it, with public playtests at higher player counts.

Only the Latest Game Build

Enhanced supports only the latest game build. Old pins such as 2802, 3095 or 3258 from a Legacy server.cfg do not apply. To load the base game without the newest DLC content, set:

sv_enforceGameBuild 1

Developer Mode

Client developer tools now only work on servers that enable developer mode with sv_devMode true, and a server in developer mode is limited to eight player slots. The old +set moo 31337 trick is gone.

Everything Else on the Change List

Cfx.re keeps the full list, with every setting, on its official Legacy vs Enhanced page.

What Changes for Script Developers

Lua, JavaScript and C# scripts carry over, but a few behaviours changed in ways a script can notice. If you write or maintain FiveM resources, check these first.

• State bags: change handlers only fire if the entity exists, and only values explicitly set as replicated are sent to clients.

• NUI callbacks run in strict mode by default. A resource can opt out with nui_callback_strict_mode 'false' in its manifest.

• Player IDs are reused after a disconnect, so never use a server ID as a permanent key: use the player's license or your framework's identifier.

• Server commands can now be removed with UnregisterCommand(commandID).

• Remote commands no longer send their full output back; use PrintRemoteCommandLog(message) to show it on the client.

• Runtimes: the server runs NodeJS 26 and the client V8 14.6; C# moves from Mono to .NET.

• Profiling: the profiler now uses Perfetto, and the server exposes more than 80 Prometheus-compatible metrics.

The New stream_enhanced Folder

A resource can now ship a stream_enhanced folder next to stream. On Enhanced, its contents load instead of stream; the old folder still works as a fallback. One resource can therefore carry Legacy and Enhanced assets at the same time.

my-resource/
  fxmanifest.lua
  client.lua
  stream/            # Legacy (Gen8) assets
  stream_enhanced/   # Enhanced (Gen9) assets, loaded first on Enhanced

Maps, MLOs and Vehicles: Alchemist

Scripts are mostly code, so they carry over. Maps, MLOs, vehicles and clothing are different: they are game assets in the Legacy (Gen8) formats, and Enhanced needs its own (Gen9) versions.

For that, Cfx.re released Alchemist in November 2025, free on the Cfx Portal. Point it at a folder, such as your server's resources directory, and it writes Enhanced versions of every asset to a new folder. Scripts, interfaces and config files are copied unchanged, so the result is a drop-in replacement for an Enhanced server. It can also repair formatting problems left by older conversion tools.

Alchemist skips escrowed assets: the command-line version lists them in its report, and the window version stops when it meets one. Paid maps protected by escrow have to come from their creator in an Enhanced version.

Asset Escrow: The Missing Piece for Paid Scripts

Asset Escrow is the Cfx.re system that protects paid FiveM resources. A script bought on Tebex is tied to your Cfx.re account and its protected files only load on servers with your license key. Almost every premium script and map on the market uses it, Quasar Store's included.

On FiveM Enhanced, Cfx.re's own change list marks Asset Escrow as "Not implemented yet". Until it arrives, escrow-protected resources cannot load on an Enhanced server, whoever made them. Open-source resources without escrow are not affected by this.

That is why the honest advice for a live roleplay server today is the same one Cfx.re's early-access status implies: test Enhanced on a development server, keep your production server on Legacy, and move once escrow and the rest of the final launch are in place.

Quasar Store Scripts and FiveM Enhanced

We follow FiveM Enhanced closely, and our position is simple:

Quasar Store scripts will be compatible with FiveM for GTA V Enhanced from day one of its official launch. You will not have to wait for us to move your server.

Until the official launch, keep running Quasar scripts on FiveM Legacy, where they work exactly as they do today. You can follow every change on the Quasar Store updates page, where each script has its own public changelog.

What This Covers

Day-one compatibility applies to the whole catalogue, from the biggest systems to the small ones. Some of the most popular:

• Quasar Smartphone: the FiveM phone with dozens of apps, now on its third generation.

• Housing Creator: houses anywhere on the map, furniture, decoration, rentals and break-ins.

• Advanced Inventory and Inventory: weight and slot inventories with shops, stashes, crafting and clothing.

• Police Creator: MDT, CAD, dispatch, evidence, K9 and the whole department in one resource.

• Robberies Creator: heists built in game with a node editor.

• MLO Creator: interiors built inside the game, without CodeWalker.

• Advanced Garages, Multicharacter and Interface for the core of any server.

Browse the full catalogue in FiveM scripts, or get several at once with bundles and memberships.

Why Enhanced Makes Our Scripts Even Better

Many Quasar scripts are about places and moments: a casino floor, a house you decorated yourself, a heist with cameras and lasers, a theme park at night. Ray tracing and modern upscalers make all of that look the way it was meant to, and higher sync rates make the fast parts, from chases to robberies, feel tighter for everyone on the server.

Building a New Server? Start With qs-core

If you are planning a new city for the Enhanced era, have a look at qs-core, our free, open-source framework that runs ESX and QBCore scripts on one server. It installs from txAdmin with one recipe and gives you a full, playable base to build on.

How to Set Up a FiveM Enhanced Test Server

The safest way to get ready is a separate test server. These are the steps, following Cfx.re's own setup guide; always check the official docs for the latest details.

Install the Enhanced client

Install GTA V Enhanced on your PC, then download FiveM for GTA V Enhanced from fivem.net. It installs beside FiveM Legacy.

Download the Cfx Server binaries

Get the latest cfx-server build for Windows or Linux from the server download page in the FiveM docs. It is a separate download from Legacy's FXServer.

Create the server with txAdmin

Start cfx-server, open txAdmin and create the server as usual. Use a copy of your resources, never your production folder.

Set the game build and sync rate

In server.cfg, drop old build pins and set the new options:

sv_enforceGameBuild 1      # base game; only the latest build is supported
set sv_syncTickRate 60     # 1-120
set sv_devMode true        # only while testing: limits the server to 8 slots

Convert your maps and vehicles

Run Alchemist on your resources folder to produce Enhanced versions of maps, MLOs, vehicles and clothing. Escrowed assets are skipped.

Migrate the key-value database

If your resources store data with KVP, migrate it with Cfx.re's kvdb-migrator tool before you test.

Test every system

Join, create a character and go through jobs, inventory, vehicles, housing and the phone. Note what fails and check it against the change list above.

Migration Checklist: Is Your Server Ready?

• ☐

  Your players have GTA V Enhanced and the Enhanced client installed.

• ☐

  Your paid scripts and maps can load on Enhanced (escrow-protected ones need Asset Escrow).

• ☐

  Maps, MLOs, vehicles and clothing have Enhanced versions or were converted with Alchemist.

• ☐

  No script relies on a player's server ID as a permanent key.

• ☐

  Your NUI callbacks work with strict mode, or opt out on purpose.

• ☐

  State bag handlers do not assume the entity always exists.

• ☐

  Voice works with the new voice system (Mumble is deprecated).

• ☐

  C# resources build against .NET.

• ☐

  KVP data is migrated with kvdb-migrator.

• ☐

  The server was tested on a copy, not on production.

FiveM Legacy vs FiveM Enhanced

Should You Move Your Server to FiveM Enhanced Now?

FiveM Enhanced and GTA 6

GTA 6 launches on 19 November 2026 on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S, with no PC version announced. FiveM is a PC platform, so for the foreseeable future GTA roleplay on PC means GTA V, and FiveM Enhanced is what keeps it modern. Cfx.re has not announced anything about FiveM for GTA 6.

For server owners, the takeaway is reassuring: investing in your FiveM server is not a dead end. Enhanced gives the platform a new generation of graphics and performance, on the game every FiveM player already owns.

FiveM Enhanced FAQ

What is FiveM Enhanced?

FiveM Enhanced, or FiveM for GTA V Enhanced, is the version of FiveM that runs on GTA V Enhanced, the modern PC edition of the game. It adds ray tracing, DLSS and FSR 3, a new Cfx Server and faster sync, and runs beside FiveM Legacy.

When was FiveM Enhanced released?

Cfx.re opened early access to everyone on 21 July 2026. A date for the final launch has not been announced.

Is FiveM Enhanced free?

Yes. FiveM itself is free. You need GTA V Enhanced on PC, which was a free upgrade for everyone who already owned GTA V on PC.

Do I need GTA V Enhanced to play FiveM Enhanced?

Yes. The Enhanced client runs on GTA V Enhanced. FiveM Legacy servers keep running on the original GTA V Legacy.

Does FiveM Legacy stop working?

No. FiveM Legacy and FiveM Enhanced run side by side. Legacy servers and players are not affected by the Enhanced release.

Do my scripts work on FiveM Enhanced?

Most Lua, JavaScript and C# code carries over, with a few behaviour changes (state bags, NUI strict mode, reused player IDs, .NET instead of Mono). Escrow-protected paid scripts cannot load until Cfx.re ships Asset Escrow for Enhanced.

Are Quasar Store scripts compatible with FiveM Enhanced?

Quasar Store scripts will be compatible with FiveM for GTA V Enhanced from day one of its official launch. Until then, run them on FiveM Legacy, where they are fully supported.

Does FiveM Enhanced have Asset Escrow?

Not yet. Cfx.re's change list marks Asset Escrow as "Not implemented yet" on Enhanced, so escrow-protected resources do not load there for now.

How do I convert my maps and vehicles to Enhanced?

With Alchemist, Cfx.re's free tool on the Cfx Portal. It converts Legacy (Gen8) assets to Enhanced (Gen9) and copies scripts and configs unchanged. It skips escrowed assets.

What is sv_syncTickRate?

The setting for how many times per second the server syncs the game world on Enhanced. The default is 60, the range is 1 to 120. Legacy ran at 30, or 40 with sv_useAccurateSends.

Can I use graphics mods on FiveM Enhanced?

Not during early access. Pure mode is always on, so client-side graphics mods cannot be loaded. The ray tracing and upscalers come from GTA V Enhanced itself.

How many players can a FiveM Enhanced server have?

The cap is 2,048 players per server, and Cfx.re has said it wants to go beyond it. Servers in developer mode are limited to eight slots.

Is FiveM Enhanced on Linux?

The Cfx Server runs on Windows and Linux. The game client is Windows only, like GTA V Enhanced on PC.

Will FiveM support GTA 6?

Nothing has been announced. GTA 6 launches on consoles on 19 November 2026 without a PC version, and FiveM is a PC platform.

Official FiveM Enhanced Sources

• FiveM for GTA V Enhanced is available now in early access, Cfx.re forum

• Development Update #3: FiveM for GTA V Enhanced, Cfx.re forum

• What's changed in FiveM for GTA V Enhanced, Cfx.re documentation

• Introducing Alchemist for FiveM, Cfx.re forum

Get Your Server Ready for FiveM Enhanced

FiveM Enhanced is the future of GTA roleplay on PC, and it is closer every week. The smart move today is to keep your server stable on Legacy, test Enhanced on a copy and choose scripts that will be ready when it launches.

Quasar Store scripts will be. Explore the FiveM scripts catalogue, save with bundles and memberships, and follow every release on the updates page. When FiveM Enhanced launches, your server will be ready on day one.

qs-core (Quasar Framework): The Free FiveM Framework That Runs ESX and QBCore Scripts on One Server

For as long as FiveM roleplay has existed, every new server has started with the same question: ESX or QBCore? Pick one and you give up half of the scripts on the market. Pick the other and you pay for conversions, maintain forks and turn down resources you would love to run.

qs-core, also called Quasar Framework, ends that choice. It is a free, open-source FiveM roleplay framework made by Quasar Store that runs ESX scripts, QBCore scripts and its own qs-core scripts on the same server, with one player, one wallet and one inventory behind all of them. It ships a complete, playable roleplay base and installs in one click with txAdmin.

This is the complete guide: what a FiveM framework is, how qs-core's multi-framework bridges work, every system it includes, a step-by-step txAdmin installation guide, commands, configuration, how to add your own items, cars and jobs, troubleshooting and a long FAQ. Bookmark it.

Featured in TopV Magazine. TopV opened the qs-core code and published a full analysis: Quasar Store releases a free framework that runs ESX and QBCore scripts on the same server (also available in English).

qs-core at a Glance

What Is a FiveM Framework?

A FiveM server is a collection of resources: folders of Lua, JavaScript and web files that each add something to the game, from a phone to a police job. Most of them need the same basic things: who the player is, how much money they have, what job they do and what they carry. The framework is the resource that answers those questions for everyone else.

• The player object: identity, character data, money accounts, job, gang and metadata.

• The items: what exists, what can be used and who carries what.

• The server logic: callbacks, commands and the events scripts listen to, such as a player loading in or dying.

• The database: where all of that is saved between sessions.

ESX and QBCore, the Two Big Frameworks

Two frameworks dominate FiveM roleplay: ESX Legacy (its resource is called es_extended) and QBCore (qb-core). Each one exposes its own API, and every script connects to it with its own line of code:

ESX script

local ESX = exports['es_extended']:getSharedObject()

local xPlayer = ESX.GetPlayerFromId(source)
xPlayer.addMoney(500)

QBCore script

local QBCore = exports['qb-core']:GetCoreObject()

local Player = QBCore.Functions.GetPlayer(source)
Player.Functions.RemoveMoney('cash', 350)

Why the Split Hurts Server Owners

A script written for ESX does not run on QBCore, and the other way round, unless someone converts it. So the framework you pick on day one decides which scripts you can ever install. Until now, crossing that line meant paying for conversions and maintaining forks: modified copies of scripts that break with every update.

"Choosing between ESX and QBCore used to mean giving up half of the scripts on the market."

From the qs-core README on GitHub

What Is qs-core?

qs-core is what Quasar Store calls "the first multi-framework for FiveM": one core that speaks ESX, QBCore and its own API at the same time, so every script you own runs on the same server, with the same players, the same money and the same inventory, without touching a single line of its code.

It is not a fork. The core is written from scratch and ships a complete, playable base (characters, inventory, every GTA weapon, jobs, police, EMS, banking, vehicles, HUD and chat) with a single shared UI theme, ready to deploy from txAdmin in one click.

Quasar Store opened the qs-core GitHub repository to the public on 29 October 2026, together with the Quasar Framework website, a step-by-step install guide in 13 languages and a fourteen-page reference documentation. It is currently in public beta.

Who Is qs-core For?

• New servers: a complete, playable base installed in one click from txAdmin.

• ESX and QBCore owners: keep the scripts you already have, from both frameworks, on one core.

• Developers: GPL-3.0 source on GitHub, an export API and the events you already know.

Watch qs-core in Action

Creators are already testing it. In this review, Velo Hub walks through Quasar Framework, its bridges and its custom core. More reactions, reviews and guides are collected on the Quasar Framework videos page.

▶ Open on YouTube

How qs-core Runs ESX and QBCore Scripts: the Multi-Framework Explained

The trick is simple and clever. qs-core ships two bridge resources named exactly like the frameworks they replace: es_extended and qb-core. An ESX script that asks for exports['es_extended'] finds the first one. A QBCore script that asks for exports['qb-core'] finds the second. Neither knows it is actually talking to qs-core.

Behind those objects, every call is answered by the same qs-core player. A job set by an ESX script is the job a QBCore script sees, and money earned in one is spent in the other.

One Player, One Wallet, One Inventory

Picture a player with $1,000 in cash. An ESX job pays them $500. Then they buy something for $350 in a QBCore shop:

1. The ESX job calls xPlayer.addMoney(500). The es_extended bridge passes it to qs-core: $1,500.

2. The QBCore shop calls Player.Functions.RemoveMoney('cash', 350). The qb-core bridge passes it to the same qs-core player: $1,150.

3. Both scripts now read $1,150. There is only one balance.

You can see it in the published code. In the ESX bridge, a player's addMoney does one thing: call the core. In the QBCore bridge, AddMoney does the same:

[bridge]/es_extended

function self.addMoney(amount, reason)
    return core:AddMoney(src, 'cash', math.floor(tonumber(amount) or 0), reason)
end

[bridge]/qb-core

function self.Functions.AddMoney(moneytype, amount, reason)
    local ok = core:AddAccountMoney(src, moneytype, amount, reason)
    if ok then refresh() end
    return ok
end

As the Quasar Framework website puts it: "The money an ESX job pays is the money a QBCore shop charges."

What the Bridges Cover

Popular libraries such as ox_lib, qb-target, qb-menu, qb-input and PolyZone work as they are.

What Is Not Covered Yet

qs-core is honest about the limits of its first release. These do not work yet:

• Qbox-only scripts (qbx_core). Qbox scripts that are compatible with QBCore do run, through the QBCore bridge.

• Scripts that call the exports of qb-inventory or ox_inventory directly.

• Scripts that change money or jobs with raw SQL on the users table: qs-core keeps that table in sync in one direction only.

Is qs-core a Fork of ESX or QBCore?

No. The core is Quasar Store's own, written from scratch. To make the bridges answer exactly like the originals, the bridge resources contain code derived from ESX Legacy and QBCore, both GPL-3.0, and the NOTICE file credits their authors file by file. qs-core is not affiliated with or endorsed by the ESX or QBCore projects.

Full reference: ESX & QBCore compatibility in the Quasar Framework documentation.

Everything qs-core Includes

qs-core is far more than two bridges. It is a full roleplay server: 28 resources in three folders, 16 web interfaces and one visual theme. According to TopV Magazine's count of the repository, that adds up to 36,884 lines of source code.

Everything in [addons] is optional: remove its line from server.cfg and that system is off. Here is what each part looks like in game.

Loading Screen, Intro and First Join

Players arrive on a loading screen with your server name and the default keys. On their very first join, a short intro lets them choose the colours of every interface. It only plays once (/introreset plays it again).

Multicharacter, Character Creation and Clothing

A multicharacter screen with a cinematic camera gives every player up to 5 characters. Creating one asks for first and last name, date of birth, nationality and sex, then opens a full clothing editor. Clothing stores, barbers and tattoo parlours are spread across the map, and the downed state, EMS revive and hospital respawn are built in.

Full reference: Characters & Players in the Quasar Framework documentation.

Inventory, Item Wheel and 105 GTA Weapons

A weight and slot inventory (F1) with stashes, trunks and gloveboxes, quick slots on 1 to 5 and an item wheel on TAB that replaces the GTA weapon wheel. Right-click an item to split, use, give or drop it.

Every GTA V weapon is an item: 105 of them, from the knife and the bat to the Mk II rifles, the railgun and the minigun, with ammo by type (ammo_pistol, ammo_rifle…). Throwables are spent when thrown, and no native GTA loot drops on death.

Full reference: Inventory, Items & Weapons in the Quasar Framework documentation.

Vehicles: Real Keys, Hotwiring, Garages and a Dealership

Owned vehicles come with real keys: lock and unlock them with U, share them with /givekeys, and hotwire what is not yours with G through a lockpick minigame. Job and admin vehicles come with keys too. Garages with a 3D preview show fuel, engine and body condition, and a dealership sells cars by category from a showroom.

Full reference: Vehicles in the Quasar Framework documentation.

Economy, Banking and Shops

Cash, bank and black money. ATMs and bank branches handle deposits, withdrawals, transfers and transaction history; shops with peds and blips validate every purchase on the server; and paychecks are paid by job grade. Most importantly, ESX and QBCore scripts read and spend the same balances.

Full reference: Economy & Banking in the Quasar Framework documentation.

Jobs and the Job Center

A job center offers activity jobs such as delivery driver, miner, lumberjack and fisherman, built on gather, process, sell and deliver loops, each with its own salary. Jobs and grades live in one Lua file, so adding your own takes a minute (see the guide below).

Police: Cuffs, Searches, Fines, Evidence and Armory

The police can cuff, escort, search, fine and put suspects in vehicles, collect evidence such as bullet casings and blood samples and analyse it in a forensics lab, and gear up at the armory. Every action is on the job menu (F6), and officers keep moving while it is open.

EMS and the Downed State

When a player goes down, a downed screen shows a timer and a key to call the paramedics. EMS can diagnose injuries by body part (bleeding, bruises, burns), treat them with the right items and use a stretcher. Respawn happens at the hospital.

A Drug Economy

Gather, process in several stages and sell to dealers for black money: a complete illegal loop for criminal roleplay, out of the box.

Full reference: Jobs, Police & EMS in the Quasar Framework documentation.

HUD, Chat and Roleplay Commands

The HUD shows health, armour, hunger, thirst, money and job, with a speedometer, gear, seatbelt and fuel when driving; the minimap appears in vehicles and hides on foot. The chat suggests every command you can use while you type, and the classic roleplay commands are in: /me, /do, /ooc, /b, /try, /pm and /ame.

Full reference: Chat, HUD & Roleplay in the Quasar Framework documentation.

One Theme, Eight Palettes

Every interface reads the same palette. Players pick theirs in the intro or later with /colors: Ocean, Cyan, Emerald, Violet, Rose, Crimson, Amber or Slate, or a custom primary and accent colour. The HUD, menus, inventory and notifications change at once, and the server sets its default palette in a single config file.

Administration, Integrated with txAdmin

An ACE-protected admin menu opens with /admin: players (kick, ban with expiry, set job and group, give money, items and weapons), self tools (noclip, godmode, teleports, vehicle tools) and server tools such as announcements and freezing the time and weather for everyone. On top of the menu there are more than 25 admin commands, and it works with txAdmin: its Heal also revives downed players.

Full reference: Administration in the Quasar Framework documentation.

Performance: Why qs-core Keeps Resmon Low

Resmon (FiveM's resource monitor) shows how many milliseconds each resource costs per frame, and a heavy framework slows down every player. qs-core is built to stay out of your frame budget:

How to Install qs-core with txAdmin: Step-by-Step Guide

The recommended way to install qs-core is txAdmin, the web panel that ships with every FiveM server. You do not need to know anything about servers: follow the steps in order and you will be playing in about fifteen minutes.

What You Need

What Is a txAdmin Recipe?

A recipe is a YAML file that tells txAdmin how to build a server: what to download, what to import into the database and which server.cfg to write. qs-core's recipe lives on GitHub (recipe.yaml), and you only need its raw URL:

https://raw.githubusercontent.com/imnotquasar/qs-core/main/qs-recipes/recipe.yaml

Every third-party download is pinned to a tested release, so a change upstream never breaks a new install:

Install qs-core Step by Step

Get your license key

Sign in at portal.cfx.re with your Cfx.re account and create a server license key. Copy it somewhere safe: it starts with cfxk_.

Install a database

Download MariaDB and install it. During the setup, choose a password for the root user and keep the default port 3306. Write the password down: you need it in step 6.

Already running MySQL or XAMPP? You can use it instead. Do not create any database by hand.

Download the server

Open the FiveM server artifacts page and download the latest Recommended build (server.7z). Create a folder such as C:\FXServer\server and extract it there with 7-Zip.

Open txAdmin

Run FXServer.exe. A console window opens and so does your browser on http://localhost:40120 (type it yourself if it does not). Link your Cfx.re account with the PIN shown in the console, then create a backup password.

Choose the Quasar Framework recipe

Give your server a name and press Next. In Deployment Type choose Remote URL Template and paste this URL:

https://raw.githubusercontent.com/imnotquasar/qs-core/main/qs-recipes/recipe.yaml

Keep the suggested data folder and continue to the recipe deployer.

Fill in the recipe

Paste your license key and fill in the database:

Press Run Recipe. It downloads qs-core and every dependency, creates the tables and writes your server.cfg. It takes one to three minutes.

Save and run

txAdmin shows the generated server.cfg. Want another language? Change the qs:locale line (see Configuration below), then press Save & Run Server.

Join your server

Open FiveM, press F8 and type:

connect localhost

You are already an admin: txAdmin added your account. Allow FXServer through the Windows firewall if Windows asks.

Do not install the real es_extended or qb-core. The bridges already use those names, and the real frameworks next to them break both.

Understanding the server.cfg the Recipe Writes

The recipe writes a commented server.cfg. These are the lines worth knowing:

• sv_enforceGameBuild 3751: the same game build as txAdmin's default recipe.

• set resources_useSystemChat false: qs-corechat replaces FiveM's default chat.

• setr qs:locale "en": the language of every qs-core resource.

• add_principal group.admin group.user and the add_ace lines: everyone in group.admin can use the admin commands and /admin.

• Security convars such as sv_filterRequestControl 2 and networked sounds and explosions turned off.

Most important is the boot order. Resources start in the order of their ensure lines, and the bridges must start right after qs-core:

ensure mapmanager
ensure spawnmanager
ensure oxmysql
ensure ox_lib
ensure pma-voice

ensure qs-core
ensure [bridge]

ensure qs-coreinventory
ensure qs-clothing
ensure qs-coreweapons
ensure qs-needs
ensure qs-coreshops
ensure qs-corehud
ensure qs-corechat
ensure qs-corevehiclekeys

ensure qs-jobs
ensure qs-ambulance
ensure qs-police
ensure qs-coredrugs
ensure qs-vehicleshop
ensure qs-garage
ensure qs-admin
ensure qs-banking
ensure qs-rp

ensure loadingscreen
ensure qs-intro
ensure qs-coremulticharacter

ensure [maps]

# Your ESX and QBCore scripts go here, at the end

Manual Installation (Without txAdmin)

If you do not use txAdmin, or you want to add qs-core to an existing server folder:

Copy the resources

Download qs-core from GitHub and copy [core], [addons] and [bridge] into your resources folder.

Import the database

Import [core]/qs-core/sql/qscore.sql into an empty database.

Install the dependencies

oxmysql, ox_lib, pma-voice, bob74_ipl, the Pillbox hospital interior and, from cfx-server-data, mapmanager and spawnmanager. Do not add basic-gamemode: its autospawn fights the downed state.

Use the server.cfg template

Copy qs-recipes/server.cfg next to your server and replace the {{...}} placeholders. Keep its ensure list in the same order: resources start by name in boot order.

Full reference: Installation in the Quasar Framework documentation.

Your First Join

1. Loading screen: your server name and the default keys.

2. Intro: pick the colours of every interface. It only plays once.

3. Characters: create your first character (first and last name, date of birth, nationality and sex), then the clothing editor.

4. Play: you spawn in the city. Admins open the admin menu with /admin.

To make someone else an admin, ask them to join and run /setgroup <id> admin, or add their identifier in server.cfg:

add_principal identifier.fivem:1234567 group.admin

Default Controls

Players can rebind every key in Settings → Key Bindings → FiveM.

Running Your ESX and QBCore Scripts on qs-core

Install a script exactly as its author says, with two rules:

Start it after the bridges

Put the script in your resources folder and add its ensure line at the end of server.cfg. [bridge] already starts right after qs-core:

ensure qs-core
ensure [bridge]
...
ensure qs-coremulticharacter

ensure my-esx-script
ensure my-qb-script

Never add the real framework

If a script lists es_extended or qb-core as a dependency, it is already there. Libraries such as ox_lib, qb-target, qb-menu, qb-input and PolyZone work as they are.

Scripts that bring their own items: ESX and QBCore scripts can only give items that exist. If a script uses its own items, add them to items.lua first (see below).

If a script still throws errors, check that it starts after ensure [bridge] and that it is not in the not-covered list, then open an issue on GitHub with the error.

qs-core Commands

Everyone

Police & EMS

Admins

Police and EMS also have all of their actions in a menu on F6. Every command, export and event is listed in Commands and Exports.

qs-core Configuration Basics

Recent versions also added Config.MinimapOnlyInVehicle (qs-corehud), Config.DisableVehicleFires, Config.DisableWeaponScroll and Config.RemoveAnimals (qs-core), Config.MarkerDistance (qs-garage), Config.MenuKey (qs-police and qs-ambulance) and Config.HiddenCommands (qs-corechat).

Full reference: Configuration in the Quasar Framework documentation.

How to Add Items, Weapons, Food, Shop Products, Cars and Jobs

Everything here is plain Lua. Open the file with any text editor, add the line from the example, change the values and restart the server.

Item

Add a line inside local base = { ... } in [core]/qs-core/shared/items.lua. The name on the left is the item id that commands and scripts use, weight is in grams and useable = true lets players use it from the inventory.

goldbar = { label = 'Gold Bar', weight = 1000, useable = false, description = 'Worth a fortune.' },

To give it an image, save a square PNG with a transparent background in [core]/qs-coreinventory/web/images/, named exactly like the item: goldbar.png.

Food & drink

Register the item with useable = true, then add it inside NeedsConfig.Consumables in [core]/qs-needs/shared/config.lua. hunger and thirst are how much it fills (0 to 100) and verb picks the eat or drink animation.

-- [core]/qs-core/shared/items.lua
donut = { label = 'Donut', weight = 150, useable = true, description = 'Sweet and sticky.' },

-- [core]/qs-needs/shared/config.lua
donut = { hunger = 20, verb = 'eat' },

Weapon

The 105 GTA weapons and their ammo are already items. For an add-on weapon, start its resource and add it inside WeaponsConfig.Weapons in [core]/qs-coreweapons/config.lua. cat sets the ammo it uses: pistol, smg, rifle, shotgun, sniper or mg.

weapon_custom_ar = { weapon = 'WEAPON_CUSTOM_AR', cat = 'rifle', label = 'Custom AR', weight = 3200 },

Shop product

Add this line at the end of [core]/qs-coreshops/config.lua. Use normal for the 24/7 and LTD stores, or weapons for Ammu-Nation.

Config.Products.normal[#Config.Products.normal + 1] = { name = 'goldbar', price = 500 }

Dealership car

Add this line at the end of [addons]/qs-vehicleshop/config.lua with one of its categories: compacts, sedans, suvs, sports, offroad or motorcycles. model is the spawn name; for add-on cars, start the car's resource first.

Config.Vehicles.sports[#Config.Vehicles.sports + 1] = { model = 'comet2', label = 'Pfister Comet', price = 70000 }

Job

Add a new entry inside Jobs = { ... } in [core]/qs-core/shared/jobs.lua. Grades start at 0, salary is paid automatically and isBoss = true marks the boss grade.

['mechanic'] = {
    label = 'Mechanic',
    defaultDuty = true,
    grades = {
        [0] = { name = 'trainee', label = 'Trainee', salary = 400 },
        [1] = { name = 'boss', label = 'Owner', salary = 1200, isBoss = true },
    },
},

Then restart the server and test it from the chat as an admin. Change 1 to the player's server ID (/id shows yours):

/giveitem 1 goldbar 1
/giveitem 1 weapon_pistol 1
/giveitem 1 ammo_pistol 5
/car comet2
/setjob 1 mechanic 0

Keep a copy of your edits. Updating replaces [core], [addons] and [bridge], so add your changes again after every update.

Updating qs-core to a New Version

Stop the server

Close txAdmin or stop the server from its panel.

Replace the three folders

Download the new version from GitHub (Code → Download ZIP) and replace [core], [addons] and [bridge]. Keep [standalone], [maps] and [cfx-default].

Check server.cfg

If qs-recipes/server.cfg changed in the release, apply the same changes to yours, then start the server.

Back up your database before updating a live server.

Troubleshooting Common qs-core Errors

The recipe fails to download (404)

Check that you pasted the recipe URL exactly as shown, with nothing before or after it.

connect_database fails

MariaDB or MySQL is not running, or the password is wrong. Start the database service and run the recipe again.

"Argument count mismatch (passed 1, wanted 2)"

txAdmin itself prints it when it starts the server. It is harmless and does not come from qs-core.

"Failed to get processes tree usage data… wmic"

Windows 11 ships without WMIC. Add it in Settings → System → Optional features → WMIC, or ignore it: only the txAdmin performance charts need it.

"SERVER METADATA HAS MOVED TO THE CFX PORTAL"

Your server name, description, tags and banner for the server list are now set at portal.cfx.re.

The interfaces stay in English

Use setr qs:locale "xx", not set, and restart the server.

My friends cannot join

Open port 30120 (TCP and UDP) in your router and in the Windows firewall, and share your public IP.

I want to see the intro again

Type /introreset and reconnect.

An ESX or QBCore script throws errors

Check that it starts after ensure [bridge] and that it is not in the not-covered list. If it still fails, open an issue on GitHub with the error.

Full reference: Common Errors in the Quasar Framework documentation.

qs-core vs ESX vs QBCore: Which Scripts Can You Run?

qs-core and Quasar Store Scripts

qs-core comes from the team behind Quasar Store, the ecosystem of premium FiveM scripts for ESX and QBCore. That pays off: Quasar Store scripts that support ESX or QBCore run on qs-core through the bridges, with no conversion.

• Quasar Smartphone: the most advanced and fastest FiveM phone ever created.

• Housing Creator: realistic home ownership and rentals, built in game.

• Police Creator: CAD, MDT, dispatch, reports and a criminal database.

• Advanced Inventory: RPG progression, crafting, missions, advanced shops and a hotbar.

• Crime Creator: gangs, territories, missions, graffiti and illegal activities.

• Mechanic Creator: tuning areas and vehicle lifts with unique 3D models.

• Restaurant Creator: in-game creation, cooking minigames and order management.

• Diamond Casino: turn your server into a luxury casino.

Using qs-inventory? Quasar Store's qs-inventory can replace qs-coreinventory. Run it instead of qs-coreinventory, never both. See Integrations.

Open Source: License, Contributing and Credits

qs-core is licensed under the GNU General Public License v3.0 (GPL-3.0-only). In plain words: you can run it, read it, change it and build on it, and if you distribute a modified version you share its source code too.

• Found a bug during the beta? Open an issue on GitHub with the error and how to reproduce it.

• Want to help? Pull requests are welcome: keep changes focused, match the style of the surrounding code and test them on a running server first.

• Credits: the bridges contain code derived from ESX Legacy and QBCore, listed file by file in the NOTICE.

qs-core in the Press: TopV Magazine

On launch day, TopV Magazine opened the qs-core code and counted what is inside: 28 resources, 36,884 lines of source code, 16 web interfaces, 10 languages and 105 weapons as items. Its analysis explains the problem qs-core solves, how the two bridges send every call to one player, what the recipe installs and what to know before installing.

"Quasar Store releases a free framework that runs ESX and QBCore scripts on the same server."

TopV Magazine, 29 October 2026. Read the full article · English version

qs-core FAQ

What is qs-core?

qs-core (Quasar Framework) is a free, open-source FiveM roleplay framework by Quasar Store. It ships a complete roleplay base and two bridges, es_extended and qb-core, so ESX and QBCore scripts run on the same server with one shared player.

Is qs-core free?

Yes. It is open source under GPL-3.0. Run it, change it and build on it; if you distribute a modified version, share its source too.

Do my ESX and QBCore scripts work without changes?

Most do. The bridges answer as es_extended and qb-core, so scripts load them the usual way. Qbox-only scripts, scripts that call qb-inventory or ox_inventory exports directly, and scripts that edit money with raw SQL are not covered yet.

Can I run ESX and QBCore scripts at the same time?

Yes, that is the point. Both bridges run together and share the same player: a job set by an ESX script is the job a QBCore script sees.

Should I install the real es_extended or qb-core?

No. The bridges already use those names. Installing the real frameworks next to them breaks both.

Does qs-core support Qbox?

Qbox scripts that are compatible with QBCore run through the QBCore bridge. Scripts written only for Qbox (qbx_core) are not supported yet.

How do I install qs-core?

In txAdmin, choose Remote URL Template and paste https://raw.githubusercontent.com/imnotquasar/qs-core/main/qs-recipes/recipe.yaml. Fill in your license key and database and run the recipe. The full walkthrough is in the install guide.

What do I need to run it?

A recent FXServer artifact with game build 3751, MySQL 8+ or MariaDB 10.4+, OneSync and a Cfx.re license key. The txAdmin recipe installs everything else.

How do I change the language?

Set setr qs:locale "es" (or any of en, es, fr, de, it, pt, pl, ru, tr, ar) in server.cfg and restart.

How do I make someone an admin?

Ask them to join and run /setgroup <id> admin, or add add_principal identifier.fivem:<id> group.admin to server.cfg.

Does it work with Quasar Store scripts?

Yes. Quasar Store scripts that support ESX or QBCore run through the bridges, and qs-inventory can replace qs-coreinventory (run it instead of it, not next to it).

Is it ready for production?

qs-core is in its public testing phase. It boots clean and is fully playable, but test it on your server before you open it to players, and report what you find on GitHub.

Can I turn off systems I do not want?

Yes. Everything in [addons] is optional: remove its ensure line in server.cfg.

Where do I get help?

Read the documentation, ask in the Quasar Store Discord or open an issue on GitHub.

Glossary

Official qs-core Links

• Website: framework.quasar-store.com

• Install guide: framework.quasar-store.com/docs

• Documentation: quasar-store.com/docs/quasar-framework

• Source code: github.com/imnotquasar/qs-core

• txAdmin recipe: recipe.yaml (view on GitHub)

• server.cfg template and recipes: qs-recipes

• Report a bug: GitHub issues

• Videos and reviews: framework.quasar-store.com/videos

• Press: TopV Magazine's analysis

• Community: Quasar Store Discord

Start Your Server with qs-core

qs-core takes the oldest question in FiveM roleplay, ESX or QBCore, and answers it with both. Two bridges, one player, one wallet, one inventory, a complete roleplay base, a low resmon and a one-click txAdmin install, for free and in the open.

Grab the txAdmin recipe, follow the install guide, star the project on GitHub, and when your server is ready to grow, browse the Quasar Store scripts that run on it.

Quasar Store Website Update: Everything New for You

The Quasar Store website has had its biggest update yet. We rebuilt it around the things you told us matter most when you run a FiveM server: knowing what changed in every script, getting help fast, finding content other servers already made, and having every script you own in one place.

This post walks you through everything new: a public changelog for every script, Quasar Matrix, live chat with our team on every page, a smarter My products library that also finds what you bought with your Cfx.re account, and a fresh look across the whole store.

A Fresh New Look for the Whole Store

Every page has been redrawn, from the home page to your account. Our characters now guide you through the store, each section has its own colour, and the pages are easier to read on both desktop and phone.

Add to Cart Straight from the Home Page

The script cards on the home page and under each product now have an Add to cart button next to View, so you can fill your cart while you browse without opening every product first.

Meet the Team Behind Quasar Store

Quasar Store is run by a real team you can meet, and the new We don't hide behind a logo section proves it: videos from the Quasar Tour, our live events with the FiveM community in places like Gran Canaria and Andorra.

Streamers on Quasar

Some of the biggest names in streaming and FiveM roleplay have played, reviewed or partnered with Quasar Store. The new Streamers on Quasar section collects their videos in one playlist, with a short note on who each creator is. You can find all our videos in the video library.

Two smaller touches you will notice as you browse: moving between pages now shows a quick transition with the name of the page you are going to, and every page has its own preview image, so a link you share on Discord or social media looks right.

Updates: A Public Changelog for Every Script

The new Updates page is the release channel of the whole catalogue. Every release, security fix and important change of every Quasar script is published there, newest first, so you never have to ask what changed.

Find Any Script and Its History

Search the catalogue by name, filter supported and deprecated scripts, and follow the timeline of every release across the store. Security advisories get their own section, so an important fix never gets lost among regular updates.

An Update Feed for Each Script

Every script has its own update feed, like the Smartphone updates page: its latest version, when it was last updated, every release in order and its add-ons, each with its own changelog.

Every Release Explained in Plain Words

Open a release to see its version, its type (major, minor, patch, hotfix or feature), how important it is, the release notes and a list of everything that changed. When an update needs your attention before you install it, the release says so.

Never miss an update. When a script you own gets a new version, you receive a notification on the site with a link straight to its release notes, and security updates are clearly marked. You choose what reaches you in your account settings.

Quasar Matrix: Content Shared by the Servers That Built It

Quasar Matrix is our new free community hub. Server owners share what they built with Quasar scripts, such as police departments, penal codes, houses, interiors, dealerships and robberies, and anyone can install it on their own server in three steps: find, copy, install.

Browse by script, by type of content or by search, sort by what is popular, new, top rated or recently updated, and check what is featured this week. Scripts like Police Creator, Housing Creator, MLO Creator, Billing, Robbery Creator and Shell Creator already have content waiting.

A Matrix Page for Every Script

Each script has its own Matrix page, like Police Creator on Quasar Matrix, with everything shared for it and a reminder of where to install it in game.

Install in Game, Save and Rate

Every item has its own page with its description, how many servers installed it, its version and its rating. Copy its ID or its link, paste it in your script's Matrix section in game, and it is ready. Items arrive switched off, so you can check them before your players see them.

• Save the items you like to your favourites and rate them for other server owners.

• Share your own content from the script's Matrix section in game; our team reviews your first versions before they are listed.

• Keep track of your items, favourites and servers in My Matrix.

Live Chat with Our Team, on Every Page

Need a hand? The Support button in the corner of every page now opens a live chat with the Quasar Store team: real people, not a bot. It also shows whether support is online before you write, and gives you instant answers to the most frequent questions plus quick links to the documentation and the update channel.

• Sign in with Discord and talk to us without leaving the page you are on.

• Attach screenshots or files to your messages, up to six at a time.

• See when your message has been seen and when someone from the team is typing.

• Get a Discord message when we reply, so you can close the tab and come back later.

• Rate the conversation when it is closed and read its transcript.

• Find all your conversations in My tickets and continue any open one.

My Products: Your Whole Library, Including Cfx.re Purchases

My products is where every script you own lives. Each card shows when you bought it and takes you to its store page, and you can leave a review right from your library.

• Versions opens the script's own update feed, so the full changelog is one click away.

• Bought with your Cfx.re account? Sign in with the same Cfx.re account you use at checkout and your purchases appear here, including the ones made on the Tebex store or before this website.

• Signed in with Discord? A Cfx.re button now sits right next to your profile picture, so linking it takes one click.

• Sync from Tebex brings in any purchase that is missing.

• A script that is no longer sold stays in your library, clearly marked.

More Improvements Across the Store

• Notifications inbox: the bell in the header collects your orders, script updates and replies, and you choose what reaches you in your settings.

• Reviews: rate a script with stars and tell other server owners your framework and server size. Buyers get a verified purchase badge and our team can reply.

• Account security: protect your account with two-factor authentication or a passkey.

• Search: press Ctrl + K anywhere to find a script.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where can I see what changed in a Quasar script?

On the Updates page. Every script has its own update feed with every release and its changelog, and the Versions button in My products takes you straight there.

Is Quasar Matrix free?

Yes. Browsing Quasar Matrix and installing its content on your server is free. You install items in game, from the Matrix section of the script they were made for.

How do I contact Quasar Store support?

Click the Support button in the bottom corner of any page and choose Talk to support. Sign in with Discord and you are chatting with our team, and we message you on Discord when we reply.

Why don't I see my purchases in My products?

Sign in with the Cfx.re account you used to buy, the same one you use at checkout. Your purchases, including those made on the Tebex store, will appear in your library. If one is still missing, press Sync from Tebex or open a chat with us.

Will I know when a script I own gets an update?

Yes. You get a notification on the site for every new version of a script you own, with a link to its release notes. You can switch these notifications off under Script updates in your settings.

Explore the New Quasar Store

All of this is live now. Take a look at the Updates page, discover Quasar Matrix, check your library in My products, or browse our FiveM scripts. And if anything is unclear, the support chat is one click away on every page. Thank you for building your servers with us.

Quasar Theme Park: The FiveM Theme Park Script with Server-Synced Rides

Every roleplay city needs places where people meet without a job to do. Quasar Theme Park turns Del Perro Pier into a working amusement park for your FiveM server: a Ferris wheel, a roller coaster, a drop tower, a sky drop, flying swings, bumper cars and a darts booth that pays real prizes.

What makes it different from other FiveM amusement park scripts is that every ride is run by the server. A seat taken by one player is taken for everyone, the countdown at the station is the same for the whole queue, and the cabin, the train and the bumper car you see are exactly where your friends see them. Players ride together, scream together and compare darts scores, which is what turns a map into a place your community actually uses.

If you have been looking for a FiveM theme park script, an amusement park for QBCore, a rides script for ESX or a Del Perro Pier map with working attractions, this guide covers everything Theme Park does, how it is configured and how to install it.

It runs on ESX, QBCore, Qbox and Standalone, detected on start, ships with 41 languages and is configured entirely in game, so nothing about the park lives in a config file you have to edit.

Six Server-Synced Rides on Del Perro Pier

The whole park stands on Del Perro Pier, marked by one blip on the map. These are the rides your players get, straight from the Theme Park documentation:

The Ferris wheel and the roller coaster replace the ones of the GTA V map: the game's own wheel and coaster cars are hidden around the pier, so the park's synced rides are the only ones you see.

Ferris Wheel

Sixteen cabins on a wheel that turns one lap every 57.6 seconds and never waits for riders. When someone presses the key at the platform, it brakes for the next cabin, lets off whoever has finished, boards the next player in the queue and speeds up again. A ride lasts from one to five laps, and G switches to a cinematic shot of the whole wheel.

Roller Coaster

A four-car, eight-seat train waits at the station with one boarding point per seat. When the countdown ends the bar locks and the train runs the pier's track with real speed, climbs and drops, then brakes back into the station. On board, Space raises your arms and G changes the camera.

Drop Tower, Sky Drop and Flying Swings

The drop tower seats 16 riders and gives a warm-up hop followed by five climbs to different heights, each ending in a free fall and a hard brake. The sky drop seats 12 in a row for three slow climbs and three drops. The flying swings seat 12 in a circle, speed up, give their turns and slow down while sixteen colour lights spin with the seats.

Bumper Cars

Four cars wait in an arena with its own ticket booth. The round starts as soon as the first driver gets in, after a short wait for others to join, and lasts 120 seconds by default. Speed, collisions and bounces are worked out by the server, so every crash lands the same way for every player.

Fair by design. Seats, queues, countdowns, prices and darts scores are decided by the server and sent to every player, so nobody can board a full ride, skip a payment or fake a score. OneSync is required.

A Darts Booth That Pays Real Prizes

Next to the rides, the darts booth is a skill game scored like a real dartboard: singles, doubles, triples and the bull. Players aim with the mouse, hold the left click to charge the throw and release it. Around 76% power the dart flies straight where you aim; too far from that sweet spot it strays, and every throw carries a little scatter, so the bull is never guaranteed.

The score is calculated by the server from the aim and the power of each throw, never taken from the player's game, so it cannot be faked. With three darts the best possible game is 180. A fresh install pays money by score:

Every tier can be edited in game. A prize can be money (to cash or bank) or any item of your inventory, with a minimum and maximum amount and a weight that sets its odds, and you can create up to 32 tiers of 16 prizes each. If an item prize does not fit in a player's inventory, they get the tier's money prize instead or a refund: a prize is never lost silently.

• Cooldowns between games and between prizes, tied to the player's license so reconnecting does not reset them.

• Games with no throw for 60 seconds are cancelled.

• A dart target creator to place new targets in game with a camera, up to 100 targets saved in the database.

Configure the Whole Park In Game

Nothing about the park is typed into a config file. Staff open the settings panel with /themeparkconfig: ten searchable sections, saved to the database and applied live to every player, so an update never wipes your setup. From the panel you control:

• The language, the map blip and the boarding key.

• One ride price for the whole park and a separate darts price, paid from cash or bank. Set both to 0 for a free park.

• Which rides run, how long each one waits before leaving, the Ferris wheel laps and the swings' turns.

• The darts rules, cooldowns and every prize tier.

• The names of the two staff commands.

Only switching a ride on or off and renaming a command wait for a restart. Everything else changes for everyone at once.

Works with ESX, QBCore, Qbox and Standalone

Theme Park does not depend on one framework. On start it looks at the resources your server runs and picks the right bridge on its own:

The bridges are open, not encrypted, so a modified framework is adapted in one place. On a standalone server every player gets a wallet of their own for ride and darts payments. The help texts, notifications and the settings panel come in 41 languages, from English and Spanish to Arabic, Japanese and Turkish.

How to Install Quasar Theme Park

Installation takes a few minutes. The full guide is in the installation docs; these are the steps:

Check the requirements

Theme Park needs ox_lib, oxmysql and OneSync. A framework and an inventory are optional and detected on their own.

Download it from the CFX Portal

After purchase, the resource is linked to your Cfx.re account. Sign in to the CFX Portal with the same account, open Granted Assets and download Theme Park.

Copy the three resources

The download has three folders: the script qs-themepark, the park map with the darts booth qs_amusement_park and the animated rides qs_amusement_park_anim_prop. Move all three into your resources folder.

Start them in order in server.cfg

Dependencies and your framework go first, then the two asset resources, then the script:

ensure ox_lib
ensure oxmysql
ensure es_extended   # or qb-core / qbx_core

ensure qs_amusement_park
ensure qs_amusement_park_anim_prop
ensure qs-themepark

add_ace group.admin command.themeparkconfig allow

Restart and open the panel

There is nothing to import: the database tables create themselves on the first start. Restart the server, join as an admin and type /themeparkconfig to set prices, rides and prizes.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Quasar Theme Park work with QBCore, ESX and Qbox?

Yes. It detects Qbox, ESX or QBCore on start and also runs standalone, with its own wallet for every player.

Where is the theme park on the map?

On Del Perro Pier, marked by one blip. The Ferris wheel and the roller coaster replace the ones of the GTA V map.

Are the rides synced between players?

Yes. Every ride is run by the server, so seats, queues, countdowns and positions are the same for everyone. OneSync is required.

Can the rides be free?

Yes. There is one ride price for the whole park and a separate darts price; set both to 0 in the settings panel for a free park.

Can players cheat at darts?

No. Each throw is scored by the server from the aim and the power, never taken from the player's game.

Do I have to edit config files?

No. Language, blip, prices, keys, rides, waits, darts rules and prizes are all set in game with /themeparkconfig and saved in the database.

How many languages does it include?

41 languages ship with the script, selected in the settings panel and changed for everyone at once.

Get Quasar Theme Park for Your FiveM Server

Quasar Theme Park gives your city a place to hang out between jobs, a stage for events and dates, and a darts booth that keeps players coming back. Six synced rides, real prizes and an in-game panel, ready for ESX, QBCore, Qbox and Standalone.

Get it on the Theme Park product page, read the documentation for every setting, and if your city loves leisure, pair it with Quasar Arcade Creator for playable GTA V arcades.

Quasar Store went to Andorra, and a customer came with us

Most FiveM stores exist only behind a screen. Quasar Store is the only FiveM store that takes its team on the road to meet its community face to face, and in October 2026 we did it again. We travelled to Frikiing Days Andorra 2026, one of the country's biggest pop culture events, and this time we brought one of our customers with us.

David, a Quasar Store customer from Málaga, won the Quasar Tour giveaway on our store. His prize was three fully paid days in Andorra with the team: behind the scenes of the Quasar Direct October, at our stand at Frikiing Days, and walking through Andorra with us. This is the story of those three days.

What is Quasar Tour?

Quasar Tour is our commitment to attending FiveM and gaming events in person. Quasar Store is a remote team building premium FiveM scripts and MLOs for QBCore, ESX and QBox servers, and it would be easy for that work to stay behind screens forever. We chose the opposite.

Our creators already show up every week: we stream our launches live, play with the community and talk to server owners directly. Quasar Tour takes that one step further, into real venues with real people. The first stop was Next Level Origins in Gran Canaria, where we gave a conference talk on stage about how FiveM resources are built. Frikiing Days Andorra 2026 is the second stop, and the last one for now.

No other FiveM store does this. For us, meeting the people who run servers with our resources is the best roadmap meeting we can have.

A customer on the team for three days

The Quasar Tour giveaway had one prize: three days in Andorra with the Quasar Store team, with no script and no filters. We kept the winner anonymous until the event, and then David arrived.

He flew in from Málaga, joined the stand setup, and from that moment he was part of the team. He did not watch from the sidelines. He lived every part of the trip with us, from the live production to the event floor to the streets of Andorra.

Behind the scenes of the Quasar Direct October

On Friday, October 9, we streamed the Quasar Direct October, the biggest live showcase in Quasar Store history. The Quasar Direct is our recurring event where we present every new FiveM script and update live to the community.

David saw our full setup, followed every launch from behind the camera and appeared live on stream with us. He saw first-hand how a Direct is put together, from the first video to the last word. Few customers of any FiveM store have ever seen that side of the work.

Frikiing Days Andorra 2026, in person

On Saturday the event opened, with mountain views at the entrance that are hard to beat. Frikiing Days brings together trading cards, collectible figures, artists and content creators under one roof.

We attended in collaboration with MegaSystem, sharing a huge stand with them and Pokemillon, complete with gaming PCs and a full gaming arena. The stand stayed busy all day. We met fans, Quasar Store customers and MegaSystem clients face to face.

Around the venue we found Pokémon cards worth unbelievable amounts, huge resin figures from Newport, talented artists and a visiting content creator. We also got cards signed by Jessica Rossier, illustrator for Magic: The Gathering and Spider-Man: Miles Morales. MegaSystem closed the day with a talk at our stand alongside the Frikiing Days team, and we ended the night with a toast with David.

Andorra on foot

Day three was a walk through the city. We started in Escaldes, found the in-ground pedestrian traffic lights and visited Salvador Dalí's sculpture La Nobleza del Tiempo. We took the classic photo at the Andorra sign and had lunch at Smash Hiro.

Then we walked David back for his trip home to Málaga. Three days earlier he was a customer. He left as part of the Quasar Store team.

A dream come true, and the people who made it possible

A few years ago, Quasar Store was an idea built behind a screen. Today we travel, meet our community in person and bring customers along with us. That is a dream we never thought we would get to live.

Moments like this do not happen in a vacuum. Rockstar Games built the world our community spends its nights in. Cfx.re turned that world into a platform anyone can build on, and every resource in our catalogue sits on top of the work they keep maintaining. Tebex turned all of it into something creators can make a living from, which is the difference between a hobby at 3am and a company that can fly its team, and one of its customers, to the Pyrenees.

Most of all, thank you to our community. You support every launch, every update and every idea we come up with, and none of this exists without you.

Thank you to the Frikiing Days team for the invitation and for looking after us so well, to MegaSystem and Pokemillon for sharing the stand, to Jessica Rossier, to every friend who came to see us, and to everyone in the chat during the Direct. And thank you, David, for three days we will not forget.

Frequently asked questions

Does Quasar Store attend FiveM events in person? Yes. Through Quasar Tour, Quasar Store attends FiveM and gaming events in person to meet server owners, developers and players. It is the only FiveM store that does this.

Which events has Quasar Tour visited? Next Level Origins in Gran Canaria, where the team gave a conference talk, and Frikiing Days Andorra 2026, where the team shared a stand with MegaSystem and Pokemillon.

What did the Quasar Tour giveaway winner get? Three fully paid days in Andorra with the Quasar Store team, including the Quasar Direct October, the Frikiing Days stand and a day exploring Andorra.

What is the Quasar Direct? It is Quasar Store's recurring live showcase, where new FiveM scripts and updates are presented to the community.

What does Quasar Store make? Premium FiveM scripts and MLOs for QBCore, ESX and QBox roleplay servers, including qs-smartphone, inventory, housing, apartments, minigames and full economy systems.

Will there be more Quasar Tour stops? Frikiing Days Andorra is the last stop for now. Follow our Discord to be the first to know about the next one.

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Quasar Direct October 2026: The Biggest FiveM Script Showcase We Have Ever Made

Before we talk about a single script, we want to start where everything at Quasar Store starts: with you. Thank you. Thank you to every single person who joined us live for Quasar Direct October, to everyone who stayed through more than two hours of reveals, who filled the chat with hype, questions, memes and ideas, and to everyone who is catching up on the replay right now. Almost three hundred of you were watching live at the same time, and we felt every one of you. When we sit down to build these scripts, months before anyone sees them, the thing that keeps us going through the long nights is knowing that one day we will show them to a community that genuinely cares. This Direct was that day, and you made it unforgettable.

We also want to thank the people who have been with us for years. The server owners who trusted us with their cities when we were a much smaller store, the developers who report bugs with screenshots and patience, the players who send us clips of our scripts being used in ways we never imagined, and the ones who simply show up in our Discord every day to help someone else with an installation. You are the reason Quasar Store has been able to grow the way it has, the reason we have been honored with eight consecutive Tebex awards, and the reason we keep raising the bar every month instead of slowing down. None of those trophies belong only to us. They belong to a community that has pushed us, supported us and believed in what we build.

This October Direct was special for one more reason. Every Quasar Direct is a celebration, but this time every single release on the list felt like a game changer. We showed tools that let players design their own clothes, tattoos and weapon skins inside the game. We opened a full arcade business with real GTA V cabinets. We dragged you into the Backrooms with a horror survival experience built for four players. We rebuilt our smartphone, gave away free tools to every server in the FiveM community and shared the moment we met many of you in person in Gran Canaria. It was the kind of show we dreamed about doing when Quasar Direct began, and we could only do it because of you.

A Very Special Guest: Welcome, David

This Direct had someone very special in the room, and we want to introduce him properly. David is the winner of the Quasar Tour giveaway, and his prize was not a script or a gift card. It was three days in Andorra with us. He lived the Quasar Store experience from the inside: he saw how we work, met the team behind the scripts he uses, shared meals, laughs and long conversations about FiveM, and on the final day he sat with us during the live broadcast of Quasar Direct October, watching every reveal from behind the scenes while the chat watched from home.

Having David with us meant a lot. For years, the community has only known us through a screen, and moments like this are exactly why the Quasar Tour exists: to close the distance between the people who build the scripts and the people who bring them to life on their servers. David, thank you for your energy, your ideas and for being part of one of the most special shows we have ever done. You are part of the Quasar family now, and we hope this is only the first of many guests who join us in person.

So whether you are a server owner looking for the next script that will change your city, a developer curious about what is possible in FiveM in 2026, or a player who just loves roleplay, welcome. Grab something to drink, get comfortable, and let us walk you through everything that happened in Quasar Direct October 2026.

The Only FiveM Store Where You Meet the Creators in Person

There is something we are very proud of, and we want to say it clearly: Quasar Store is the only FiveM store where the creators show their faces and meet the community in person. Most FiveM resources are sold by logos and anonymous accounts. You buy a script, you download it, and you never really know who made it. We decided a long time ago that we did not want to be that kind of store. The people building your scripts are real people, with names and faces, and we believe you deserve to know them, talk to them and, whenever possible, shake their hands.

That belief is what gave birth to the Quasar Tour, our initiative to travel to public gaming, FiveM and GTA V roleplay events and be there physically with our community. We set up a booth, bring our trophies and merchandise, run our full showcase server on real PCs so anyone can play our scripts, give talks on stage about FiveM, Tebex and roleplay, and spend the whole event talking to the people who use our work every day. Every conversation at those events turns into ideas, feedback and future features. It is the most honest way we know to build a store: by listening face to face.

The connection does not stop when the event ends. Every week we go live on Twitch to share news, show what we are working on, play together and answer questions in real time. Those weekly streams are where many of our features are born. You tell us what your server needs, we try things live, and sometimes an idea from the chat ends up in the next release. On top of that, our Discord is open every day with our team active inside it, and every month the Quasar Direct brings everything together in one big show.

So when Google, or anyone else, asks what makes Quasar Store different from every other FiveM store, the answer is simple. We are not just a catalog of scripts. We are a team that travels to public events to meet you in person, streams with you every week, plays alongside you, listens to you and builds what you ask for. In the FiveM world, nobody else does it this way, and we would not want to do it any other way.

From the Stage in Gran Canaria to Your Screen: Next Level Origins

After the opening reveals and the host welcome, the official Quasar Direct October opening took us somewhere very personal: Gran Canaria. A few weeks earlier, the first stop of the Quasar Tour brought our team to Next Level Origins, an inclusive event at Las Terrazas shopping center that brought together geek culture, gaming and spaces adapted for neurodivergent visitors, all with one goal: that nobody gets left out.

During the Direct we shared the full story of those two days. We set up a booth with our Tebex and Cfx.re trophies and official merchandise, and thanks to Next TV and Montage, two powerful PCs ran the complete Quasar Store showcase server so every visitor could play our FiveM scripts live, including a few previews of products that had not been released yet. Our giant monkey mascot became the star of the booth, cosplayers stopped by for photos, and Kishi gave a long, educational talk on stage explaining what FiveM is, how Tebex works and why roleplay is so special. After the talk, we handed out prizes to the audience, including a PlayStation 5, and seeing so many happy faces, especially the youngest ones, was one of the best moments of the year for us.

We also kept working the whole time. Christian, Kishi and Quasar spent every spare moment designing 3D models, writing code and collecting ideas from everyone who came to the booth, and some of those conversations have already shaped scripts you will see in future Directs. Showing this segment during the October Direct was our way of bringing everyone who could not travel to Gran Canaria into the experience, and of saying thank you to Next Level Origins, Rita, Next TV, Montage and Tebex for making it possible. Gran Canaria was the first stop of the Quasar Tour. It will not be the last.

Arcade Night: Arcade Creator, Billiards, Diamond Casino and the Future of FiveM Entertainment

The longest reveal of the night belonged to Quasar Arcade Creator, and it earned every minute. GTA V ships with real, fully playable arcade cabinets that almost no FiveM server uses, and Arcade Creator finally brings them to life inside a complete arcade business. Server owners place arcades with an in-game creator, players buy the property, shop for original GTA V machines at the Pixel Emporium and fill 35 slots with native games they can play solo or head to head in multiplayer. Leaderboards, achievements, trophies and a plushie collection keep players coming back night after night. During the Direct we walked through the full upgrade tree, from custom murals, floors, RGB lighting and neon signs to the jukebox and a bartender serving drinks, all the way down to the hidden basement garage and living quarters. Behind it all sits a real business with a safe that collects passive income, staff hiring with permissions, income and expense tracking from the office laptop and a configurable price per game. It is the most complete FiveM arcade script ever made, and it works with QBCore, ESX Legacy, QBox and Standalone.

The arcade was surrounded by friends. Our Claw Machine returned with customizable prizes, the perfect companion for any arcade floor, with configurable odds, multiple machine models and stock that owners manage themselves. Quasar Billiards showed off its realistic pool physics with NPC opponents and betting, turning any bar, club or casino into a place where players can play for money or just for bragging rights. And the Quasar Diamond Casino, the most complete FiveM casino script available, reminded everyone why it remains the heart of so many city nightlife scenes, with Blackjack, Texas Hold'em, roulette, slots, the Lucky Wheel, Inside Track races, VIP rooms, a global jackpot and full casino management.

We also opened a window into the future. The Direct included a first look at our upcoming theme park script, with a working rollercoaster and bumper cars that will bring a whole new kind of entertainment district to FiveM cities, and a preview of a free parkour script that is coming soon for every server in the community. Together, these reveals paint a clear picture of where Quasar Store is going: we want your city to have places where people gather, compete, laugh and spend their evenings, not only places where they work or fight. Entertainment is roleplay too, and this Direct proved how far it can go.

Design Anything In-Game: Clothing Creator, Weapon Skin Creator and Tattoo Studio

If there is one moment from this Direct that people will remember, it is when we showed that players can now design their own content inside FiveM. It started with Quasar Clothing Creator, a script that lets you design garments from scratch while you are in game, painting directly on the UV map and watching the result update live on your character in 3D. With presets, saved designs, a full history and texture variations, anyone can go from idea to finished outfit in minutes. And the part that made the chat explode: those designs can be published as real add-on clothing without restarting the server, and existing add-on clothes can be imported and redesigned. For years, custom clothing in FiveM meant external software, file juggling and restarts. That era is over.

Then came Quasar Weapon Skin Creator, a real-time weapon studio inside the game. Players can apply finishes, paint, draw, add text or load image links. It supports custom add-on weapons, not only vanilla ones, and it comes with a full skin inventory, trading between players and player-run skin shops. Owners can even sell exclusive VIP weapon skins through Tebex, run limited skin drops in an in-game store and give organizations a complete crafting business with a boss menu, employees, ranks, finances, supply orders, upgrades and activity logs. Weapon customization stops being a menu and becomes an economy.

The trilogy closed with the Quasar Tattoo Studio, a custom FiveM tattoo creator that gives artists four ways to work: a gallery, freehand drawing, text and fonts, and image links. Tattoo shops can be run by NPCs or by real players working as tattoo artists, and the business side is complete, with a boss menu, employees and ranks, finances, supply orders for ink, needles and materials, shop upgrades and a payment system. A community library with moderation, tattoo history and player management keep everything clean and organized.

Together, these three creators share the same philosophy that runs through everything we build: total control in game, zero code, compatibility with QBCore, ESX Legacy, QBox and Standalone, and real businesses for players to run. They do not just add content to your server. They turn your players into designers, artists and entrepreneurs, and that is what makes them true game changers.

Quasar Smartphone Reborn: Android, iOS, Foldables and a New Social Network

Quasar Smartphone has been part of thousands of FiveM servers for years, and during the October Direct we showed the biggest update in its history. The phone has been rebuilt to be faster and lighter, and for the first time every player can choose between an Android version and an iOS-inspired version, both running on the same server at the same time. Your city no longer has to pick one style for everyone. Each player carries the phone that fits their character.

Then we went one step further with foldable phones. The new Android Fold and iPhone Duo bring a larger, folding screen with real multitasking, so players can keep a conversation open while checking the map or browsing an app side by side. It is the kind of feature that sounds small on paper and changes everything once you hold it in your hands in game, and the reaction in chat made it clear how much the community had been waiting for it.

The phone also gained a new place to socialize. TopV Social, a FiveM social network app fully compatible with Quasar Smartphone, lets players post, follow and interact with each other inside the game, giving every city its own social media scene where rumors spread, businesses advertise and characters build their public image. And to make every interaction faster, we presented the redesigned Quasar Radial Menu 2.0, a radial menu creator that you edit in game, with your own categories and brand new keybinds, so every server can build the exact quick-action menu its players need without touching code.

Backrooms 2.0: The FiveM Horror Survival Experience, Just in Time for Halloween

Every great show needs a moment where the lights go down, and in Quasar Direct October that moment was Backrooms 2.0. Just in time for Halloween, we brought back our FiveM horror survival script completely reimagined, and we did not just show a trailer. We played it. The gameplay segment took the audience from Level 0 down through Level 3, each one with its own atmosphere, layout and rules, through endless liminal corridors that feel wrong in exactly the way the Backrooms should.

What makes this version so different is that the Backrooms now fight back. Each level has its own entities with unique mechanics, so the strategy that kept you alive on one floor can get you caught on the next. A new sanity system slowly wears your character down the longer you stay in the dark, turning every decision about when to move, when to hide and when to use your flashlight into a real risk. Items, flashlights and a full maze system give players the tools to survive, but never enough to feel safe.

And then came Level X, the deepest and most dangerous part of the experience, revealed together with four-player co-op. Surviving the Backrooms with friends changes everything: someone watches the corridor behind you, someone leads with the flashlight, and someone always makes the wrong turn at the worst possible time. Server owners can open the entrance by placing walls anywhere on the map or through an arcade machine, which makes Backrooms 2.0 a perfect match for Arcade Creator. It works with QBCore, ESX Legacy, QBox and Standalone, and it is ready to turn your city into the scariest place in FiveM this Halloween.

A Living City: Weather, Crime, Restaurants, Yachts, New MLOs and Vehicles

A great roleplay city is more than scripts. It is a world that feels alive, and a big part of Quasar Direct October was about exactly that. QS Weather Creator brings regional weather zones to FiveM, so it can be raining in one part of the map while the sun shines in another, just like a real region. On top of that, server owners can trigger custom weather events, including earthquakes, tornadoes, tsunamis and a blood moon, turning an ordinary night into a story the whole server will talk about for weeks. Few things create spontaneous roleplay like an entire city reacting to a disaster at the same time.

The show also opened with a run of reveals built around life in the city. Quasar Crime Creator is a FiveM gang and mafia territory system that gives criminal organizations real ground to fight over and defend. Quasar Restaurant Creator turns cooking into an interactive FiveM job, where preparing food is a hands-on experience instead of a single button. And Quasar Yacht Creator lets players own and customize their own yachts, opening up a whole new side of luxury roleplay out on the water.

The map grew too. Southside Interiors fills the south side of Los Santos with more than ten fully usable MLO interiors, without loading screens, bringing life to one of the most iconic areas of GTA V. The new Premium Deluxe Motorsport dealership MLO delivers a huge, minimalist and cinematic showroom with offices and carefully designed lighting, the perfect home for Quasar Vehicle Shop Creator. And to fill those showrooms, we presented Quasar Vehicles, our new FiveM car pack membership with more than 80 tuning options, building toward a single plan that brings every vehicle in the store to your server.

Put together, these releases are the backbone of a server that feels real: weather that changes the mood, territories worth fighting for, businesses worth working at, places worth visiting and cars worth showing off.

Free FiveM Tools for Everyone and Our Partner Showcases

Quasar Direct is not only about what we sell. It is also about what we give back, and this October we gave a lot. Three of the tools we presented are completely free for every FiveM server. Quasar Tutorial Creator is a free tutorial and cutscene editor that lets you build cinematic server intros, mission briefings and job tutorials with cameras, narration, objectives, music and on-screen design, then export them to your first spawn, your jobs or your own events, with eight ready-made tutorials included. Quasar Pause Menu Creator and Quasar Loading Screen Creator let you design your server's pause menu and loading screen with a visual, Photoshop-style editor, without writing a single line of code. These are the screens every player sees, and now every server, big or small, can make them look professional for free.

We believe a stronger FiveM community makes every server better, and free tools like these are our way of helping new owners start on the right foot and helping established cities polish the details. They are also a thank you to everyone who has supported us, because the community gave us so much this year, and it felt right to give something back during our biggest show.

Watch the Full Quasar Direct October 2026

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If you missed the live show, or you want to relive your favorite reveals, the full Quasar Direct October 2026 is waiting for you. With more than two hours of trailers, live gameplay, talks and surprises, it is the best way to see every new FiveM script in action, from the first second of the countdown to the final goodbye. The video chapters let you jump straight to the arcade, the creators, the Backrooms or the Gran Canaria segment.

Thank You, and See You at the Next Quasar Direct

We want to close the same way we opened: with gratitude. Thank you for watching, for chatting, for sharing clips, for buying our scripts, for reporting bugs and for being the most passionate community in FiveM. Every release in this Direct exists because you asked for more, and we will keep listening. Quasar Direct returns on the last Saturday of every month, and until then, we will be streaming every week, answering you on Discord and preparing the next stops of the Quasar Tour so we can meet even more of you in person.

You can find every script from this Direct in the Quasar Store, with installation guides for QBCore, ESX Legacy, QBox and Standalone in our official documentation. Join the Quasar Store Discord to talk with our team and community every day, catch our weekly live streams on Twitch, and subscribe on YouTube so you never miss a Quasar Direct. For the full story of our trip to Gran Canaria, read our Next Level Origins recap, and if the arcade stole your heart, dive into the full Arcade Creator guide. Follow us on X, Instagram and TikTok for previews and behind the scenes.

See you at the next Direct, and hopefully, see you in person very soon.

Quasar Arcade Creator: The Best FiveM Arcade Script and Arcade Business for QBCore, ESX and QBox

GTA V ships with something most FiveM servers never use: real, fully playable arcade cabinets. They sit inside the game files, polished and ready, yet almost every city leaves them untouched or swaps them for static props that do nothing when a player walks up to them. Quasar Arcade Creator changes that. It is a complete FiveM arcade script that unlocks those native machines and wraps them in a full arcade business, so your players can buy a venue, fill it with cabinets, play real games together and turn the whole thing into a profitable part of your server economy.

If you have been searching for the best FiveM arcade mod, an arcade business script for QBCore or ESX, or simply a way to give your players something to do that is not another robbery or another job loop, this is the resource built for exactly that. Arcade Creator is not a single minigame dropped into a corner of the map. It is a venue that a player owns, upgrades, decorates, staffs and manages, with an in-game creator that lets server owners place as many arcades as they want without opening a single configuration file.

The idea behind it is simple. Roleplay cities need places where people gather. Bars, clubs and casinos already do that job, but they tend to attract the same crowd every night. An arcade brings in a different kind of player: the ones who want to compete for a high score, challenge a friend to a head-to-head match, collect plushies from the claw machine or just hang out somewhere with character. By giving those players a real reason to show up, and giving the owner a real reason to keep the place running, Arcade Creator turns a forgotten corner of GTA V into one of the most social spots in your city.

Everything in this FiveM arcade script works with QBCore, ESX Legacy, QBox and Standalone, and every option is adjustable in game. In the rest of this guide we will walk through how you build an arcade from scratch, which native games your players can enjoy, how deep the customization goes and how the business side actually makes money.

Build Your Own FiveM Arcade with the In-Game Creator

Every arcade starts in the creator, and the creator lives entirely inside the game. As a server owner you walk to the spot where you want your arcade, open the menu and set it up on the fly: the name players will see, the purchase price, the ceiling style of the interior, the exact position of the entrance, the photos that appear when someone browses the property and the icon that marks it on the map. There is no config.lua to edit, no coordinates to copy from a text file and no restart needed to see the result. You place it, you look at it, you adjust it, and it is ready for players. That makes it just as easy to run one flagship arcade downtown as it is to spread several smaller venues across the city.

The settings panel follows the same philosophy. Access mode, pricing, permissions and the rest of the options are all gathered in one in-game panel, so you can tune the arcade business to fit your economy without touching code. Whether your server runs on QBCore, ESX Legacy, QBox or Standalone, the workflow is identical, which means the same FiveM arcade script can follow you if you ever change framework.

nce an arcade exists, a player can buy it. Buying the property gives them the keys to the interior, an office with a laptop that acts as the control center of the business, and an empty floor waiting to be filled. That floor is where the arcade really comes to life, and it is filled through the Pixel Emporium, the in-game shop where owners buy their machines. Every cabinet sold there is an original GTA V arcade machine, not a fake prop with a menu stuck on top. When a player walks up to one, they play the real game Rockstar built for it.

Each arcade has 35 machine slots, and the owner decides what goes where. You can build a retro shooter corner, line up racing cabinets along one wall, keep the claw machine near the door to tempt people walking in, or mix everything for a classic arcade feel. Machines can be moved, swapped and stored in an inventory that also tracks how many games each one has run and how much money it has made. That detail matters more than it seems: it lets owners see which cabinets pull their weight and which ones deserve a better spot on the floor, turning layout into a real business decision rather than pure decoration.

11 Playable Native GTA V Arcade Games, Solo or Multiplayer

The heart of any arcade is what happens when someone drops a coin in a machine, and this is where Quasar Arcade Creator stands apart from every other FiveM arcade mod. Instead of inventing simplified minigames, it brings the real GTA V arcade library to your server. Players can jump into Street Crimes for top-down gang warfare, blast through space in Space Monkey 3, tear across the map in Race and Chase, ride into a western shootout in Badlands Revenge II, test their aim in Penetrator, swing their way through Axe of Fury, ask the fortune teller Madam Nazar what the future holds, see how they score with The Love Professor, keep their nerve in Don't Cross The Line and try their luck at the claw machine. These are the original games Rockstar designed, with their own art, sound and gameplay, running natively inside your city.

What makes them really shine in roleplay is multiplayer. Many of these cabinets can be played head to head, so two players can sit side by side and settle a rivalry in real time. That small detail changes how people use the venue. An arcade stops being a solo distraction and becomes a social space where friends meet up, gangs settle scores without firing a shot and strangers end up talking because one of them just lost a close match. For server owners looking for FiveM minigames that actually bring people together, that is the difference between a feature players try once and a place they keep coming back to.

To keep that loop going, the arcade tracks everything. High scores, arcade leaderboards, achievements and trophies give every game a reason to be replayed, because there is always a name above yours on the board. Climbing to the top of Space Monkey 3 or holding the best time in Race and Chase becomes a small status symbol in your city, something players brag about in chat and defend against newcomers. The claw machine adds another layer with a full plushie collection, so players who want to complete their set will keep coming back for one more try. All of this turns the arcade into a daily routine rather than an occasional visit, which is exactly what an owner needs to keep the money flowing.

Arcade Creator also fits naturally with the rest of the Quasar catalog. If your server already runs our Claw Machine, Dance Machine or Guitar Pro, an arcade is the perfect venue to place them in, building a full entertainment hub where native GTA V cabinets sit next to rhythm games and prize machines under the same roof.

Upgrades and Customization: No Two Arcades Look the Same

Owning an arcade is about more than the machines. It is about building a place that feels like yours, and Quasar Arcade Creator gives owners an upgrade tree deep enough that no two venues in a city ever look alike. Walls can be covered with custom murals, turning a plain interior into anything from a retro synthwave hangout to a gritty underground gaming den. Floors can be swapped for classic arcade carpet patterns and other custom designs. RGB lighting runs through the whole space with selectable colors, animated effects, speed and brightness, so the room can glow soft and moody on a quiet night or pulse with energy when the place is packed. On top of that, neon signs add the finishing touch, the kind of glowing branding that makes an arcade recognizable the moment someone walks through the door.

Atmosphere also comes from sound and service. The jukebox lets the owner set the music with in-game radio stations, so the arcade always has a soundtrack that matches its vibe. A bartender can be unlocked to serve drinks at the bar, giving players a reason to linger between games and giving the venue the feel of a proper hangout instead of a room full of screens. Every one of these upgrades is controlled from a single decoration panel, which means owners can redesign their arcade in minutes and experiment until it looks exactly right.

The most surprising upgrade sits underneath it all. Deep in the upgrade tree, owners can unlock a hidden basement with a garage and living quarters. It is the detail that turns a business into a base of operations. The owner can park their car downstairs, live on site and run the arcade from the same building, which opens up all kinds of roleplay. An arcade by day can become a meeting spot by night, a front for a crew, a home for a group of friends or simply the coolest apartment in the city with a game room upstairs. That kind of flexibility is what makes a FiveM business script last on a server long after the first week of novelty.

A Real FiveM Arcade Business: Income, Staff and Full Control

Behind the lights and the high scores, Quasar Arcade Creator is a working business, and that is what keeps an arcade alive on a roleplay server. Every game a customer plays generates money, and that money flows into the arcade's safe as passive income the owner can collect. The owner sets the price per game, so they can run a cheap neighborhood spot that lives on volume or a premium venue with fewer, higher-paying customers. Either way, the arcade earns while the owner is busy doing other things in the city, which gives players a real reason to invest in one and keep it running.

All of that is managed from the office laptop, the control center of the arcade. From there the owner can review revenue and business statistics, track income and expenses over time and browse a detailed activity log that records what has happened in the venue. It turns the arcade into something that can be run with intention rather than guesswork. Owners can see which nights bring in the most players, which machines earn the most and how upgrades pay off, then make decisions based on real numbers.

No business grows alone, so the script includes staff hiring with permissions. Owners can bring employees on board and decide exactly what each one is allowed to do, from running the floor to handling the money, which creates jobs for other players and adds a layer of trust and responsibility to the roleplay. The access mode controls who can walk in and when, so an arcade can be open to the public, reserved for staff or locked down for a private event. And when an owner is ready to move on, they can sell the arcade and pass it to the next player, keeping the property in circulation inside your economy instead of sitting empty.

Put together, this is what separates Arcade Creator from a simple FiveM arcade mod. It combines native GTA V arcade machines, real multiplayer minigames, leaderboards, deep customization, a basement garage and a complete business system in one resource, compatible with QBCore, ESX Legacy, QBox and Standalone, and configurable entirely in game without code or config files. If you want the best FiveM arcade script for your city, one that gives players somewhere to compete, somewhere to hang out and something to own, Quasar Arcade Creator is ready to drop into your server today. Check the documentation to get started, join our Discord to see it in action, and visit the Quasar Store to bring the arcade to your city.

Watch Quasar Arcade Creator in Action

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Seeing is believing. The full showcase walks through every part of this FiveM arcade script from start to finish: creating an arcade in game, buying the property, shopping for native GTA V cabinets at the Pixel Emporium, filling all 35 machine slots, collecting income from the safe, hiring staff, unlocking the basement garage, decorating with murals, RGB lighting and neon, and finally jumping into the playable arcade games themselves. If you want to know exactly how the arcade business feels on a live server before adding it to yours, this video is the fastest way to find out.

Get Quasar Arcade Creator for Your FiveM Server

Ready to open the doors of your own arcade? You can get Quasar Arcade Creator right now on the Quasar Store product page, with instant delivery through Keymaster and full support for QBCore, ESX Legacy, QBox and Standalone. Before installing, take a look at the official documentation, where you will find the installation guide, framework setup and every configuration option explained step by step.

If you have questions, want to see the arcade running on our showcase server or just want to talk with other server owners, join the Quasar Store Discord, where our team and community are active every day. You can explore the rest of our FiveM scripts and MLOs on the Quasar Store website, and pair your arcade with our Claw Machine, Dance Machine and Guitar Pro to build a complete entertainment hub in your city.

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Quasar Tour: Our Experience at Next Level Origins in Gran Canaria

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At Quasar Store, we've spent years building FiveM scripts from behind a screen. This year we decided to take the leap and meet you in person. That's how the Quasar Tour was born: our initiative to show up at FiveM and GTA V roleplay events around the world.

The first stop was Next Level Origins, in Gran Canaria. It's an event dedicated to inclusion that brought together people, projects and ideas around one shared goal: nobody gets left out. The organizers invited us to be part of it, and we spent two days there living it from the inside.

In this post we'll tell you how it went: the booth, the playable showcase, the talk, the giveaways and, above all, the people.

Next Level Origins: An Event Made for Everyone in Gran Canaria

The event took place at Las Terrazas shopping center in Gran Canaria. From the very first moment it filled up with people ready to support it from start to finish.

There were booths for every taste: geek culture, figures and collectibles, 3D printing and much more. There were also spaces dedicated to neurodivergence, with information, support and adapted content so anyone could enjoy the experience in their own way.

It was an event built for everyone, and you could feel it in every corner. A gaming and digital culture event that puts inclusion at its center is exactly the kind of project we want to be part of.

The Quasar Store Booth: Trophies, Merch and a Giant Monkey

We set up a full booth with our merchandise and the trophies we've earned from Tebex and Cfx.re over the years, including our 8 consecutive Tebex awards. Showing them in person, and telling the story behind each one, was something special.

A very special guest was there too: a giant monkey, the emblem and mascot of Quasar Store. Lots of customers and visitors came over for a photo with him, and some of those shots are already making the rounds on social media.

Playable Showcase: The Quasar Store Server, Live

The Next Level team reached out to Next TV, who, together with the Montage brand, set us up with two impressive computers for the event. Thanks to them, every attendee could try Quasar Store's products live.

Both machines ran the full Quasar Store Showcase server. Visitors could play with all our current FiveM scripts and even catch a few spoilers: products we haven't launched yet and updates coming in the future.

Meeting Our Community in Person

We had the pleasure of meeting many of our customers in person, chatting with them and even jotting down ideas for future products in the store. Many of those conversations have already given us clues about what you want to see next from Quasar Store.

We also took the chance to bring a lot of new people into this world. We explained what Tebex and Cfx.re are, and how GTA V roleplay works through FiveM, the platform that is now part of Rockstar Games.

The Team: Building Scripts in the Middle of the Event

Christian and Kishi, two key members of the Quasar Store team, joined us for the event. We spent two incredible days thanks to the Next Level team, who made sure we had everything we needed to feel right at home.

And as you know, at Quasar we never stand still, not even at an event. Christian, Kishi and I, Quasar, used every spare moment to keep pushing several new projects forward: we designed 3D models, wrote scripts live and gathered ideas from everyone who stopped by the booth.

The Talk: What FiveM, Tebex and Roleplay Are All About

Kishi gave a long, very educational talk on the event stage. He explained what FiveM is, what we do at Quasar Store, how Tebex works and what makes the roleplay world so special.

To close the talk, he thanked Next Level Origins and Rita for inviting us once again. He also thanked Tebex, Cfx.re and Rockstar Games for making all our creations over these years possible, and the community for the support and the trophies that brought us here.

Prizes, Giveaways and Cosplay

After the talk, the Next Level and Quasar Store teams handed out several prizes to participants and the audience, with a PlayStation 5 among the giveaway prizes. Seeing so many happy faces, especially the youngest ones, was one of the best moments of the whole weekend.

The event was full of incredibly talented people and one-of-a-kind cosplays. Of course, we didn't miss the chance to take photos with some of our favorite cosplayers.

Thank You, Gran Canaria. The Quasar Tour Is Just Getting Started

None of this would have been possible without the amazing team we have at Quasar Store, including those who couldn't make it this time. Thank you to Tebex for helping us make a dream come true, and to the Next Level Origins team for inviting us and giving us such a warm welcome in Gran Canaria.

Next Level Origins was the first stop of the Quasar Tour, but not the last. We'll keep stepping out from behind the screen to meet you in person.

• Watch the full event video on our YouTube channel.

• Join the community on Discord to hear about the next stops first.

• Explore all our FiveM scripts in the Quasar Store.

For years we've built Quasar Store from behind a screen. Scripts, updates, support, Discord. This autumn that changes: for the first time, we're taking Quasar Store to two in-person events, in two different territories, and we want you to be part of it.

From September 26 to October 11, 2026, Quasar Store will be in Gran Canaria and Andorra, with a talk, a booth, and a community of FiveM developers and players who until now had only ever met over voice chat.

And yes, there's a giveaway. A big one. We'll get to it at the end, but here's the headline: 3 days in Andorra, fully covered.

Stop 1: Next Level Origins — Gran Canaria, September 26–27

The first stop of the tour is Next Level Origins, at Centro Comercial Las Terrazas (Telde, Gran Canaria).

• Saturday, September 26: 10:00 to 20:00

• Sunday, September 27: 10:00 to 18:00

• Entry: check the official event site for details

Next Level Origins is the first edition of a gaming event organized by Asociación Hanami Canarias Inclusión Social, built around an educational and inclusive approach: tournaments, talks, workshops, a console and PC area, special guests and content creators. It isn't an event designed purely for competition, but one where families, young people and neurodivergent attendees can enjoy digital entertainment in a safe space.

What will we be doing there? We're giving a talk and staying present across both days. If you develop for FiveM, run a server, or simply use our resources and want to ask us anything, that's your moment. We'll talk projects, optimization, how to launch a server from scratch, or why your inventory isn't loading. No filters, no support tickets in between.

If you're in the Canary Islands, this is probably the closest we'll ever be to you.

Official site: nextlevelorigins.es

Stop 2: Frikiing Days Andorra — October 9–11

The second stop takes us to the Pyrenees. Frikiing Days Andorra is the biggest pop and geek culture festival in the Principality, held at the Complex Esportiu i Sociocultural d'Encamp.

• Friday, October 9: 11:00 to 20:00

• Saturday, October 10: 11:00 to 20:00

• Sunday, October 11: 10:00 to 19:00

Three days of cosplay, video games, anime, comics, board games and tabletop RPGs, tournaments, TCG card trading, an artist alley, talks, workshops and themed food trucks. A full festival, not a stopover trade show.

We'll be there alongside the MegaSystem team, with whom we share more than floor space — we're also sharing the giveaway prize.

Official site: frikiing.com

Giveaway: 3 days in Andorra, fully covered

We want to bring one member of the community with us to Frikiing Days Andorra. Not for a ten-minute handshake: three full days of the festival, with us, experiencing it from the inside.

What the prize includes

• 3 days in Andorra, October 9–11, fully covered

• Access to the event and to the Quasar Store area

• Meeting the Quasar Store and MegaSystem teams in person

• On top of that, MegaSystem is giving away a high-end PC component

How to enter

You have two routes, and both count equally:

1. React to this blog post, or

2. React to the giveaway post on our Discord

That's it. No forms, no purchases, no chained tasks.

Dates and conditions

• Entries close: October 1, 2026

• Winner announced: that same day, on our Discord and by direct message

• You must be able to travel to Andorra on those exact dates and hold valid documentation

• If you're under 18, you'll need a guardian's permission and to be accompanied

• If the winner doesn't reply within 48 hours, we'll draw another entrant

Enter on Discord: discord.gg/quasarstore

Why a tour, and why now

FiveM is an enormous community that lives almost entirely online. People build servers with hundreds of players, assemble development teams spread across four countries, and spend years working together without ever meeting face to face.

At Quasar Store we hold 8 consecutive Tebex awards, including the first two Tebex Legends 2026, and all of it was built on that community. Going out to in-person events is the most direct way we have of giving something back: explaining what we're working on, hearing what's missing, and putting faces to the names.

Gran Canaria and Andorra are the first leg. Not the last.

How to follow the tour

We'll be posting photos, news and content from both events across our channels:

• Discord: discord.gg/quasarstore

• Website: quasar-store.com

• Store: store.quasar-store.com

• Documentation: docs.quasar-store.com

• YouTube: @quasarstore

• Twitch: imnotquasar

See you in Gran Canaria and Andorra.

References

• Next Level Origins — Official event website: https://nextlevelorigins.es

• Frikiing Days Andorra — Official event website: https://frikiing.com

• Telde Actualidad, "Next Level Origins en Telde: evento de videojuegos, cultura e inclusión social" (September 14, 2026)

Quasar MLO Creator: Build FiveM MLO Interiors Inside the Game, With No CodeWalker and No Server Restart

Every custom interior on your FiveM server has the same story behind it. Someone opened CodeWalker on a second monitor, spent hours aligning a .ytyp they did not fully understand, exported a .ymap, dragged it into resources, restarted the server, kicked everyone off, joined back, found the door two metres inside a wall, and started again. Multiply that by every shop, every gang hideout, every apartment block, and mapping stops being a creative task and becomes the bottleneck that decides how fast your server can grow.

Quasar MLO Creator deletes that entire loop. It is a full mapping studio that lives inside FiveM, opens with a single command, and pushes finished maps into the live world while your players keep playing. No external software. No restart. No prior mapping knowledge.

Three claims, and the script keeps all three

Most mapping tools promise convenience and deliver a slightly faster export. Quasar MLO Creator is built around three statements that hold up on camera, in one take, with no cuts:

No CodeWalker. There is no second program, no Alt+Tab, no file juggling. You place the entrance door by looking at a wall in the game world and left-clicking it. You paint the floor and the walls rise on their own. You pick textures from a panel. Everything a mapper normally does in an external editor happens in-game, in the exact place the interior will exist.

No restart. When you press Build, the map enters the live world for every connected player. The screen fades, you are parked somewhere safe for a few seconds, you press E, and you come back exactly where you were standing with the interior in place. Nobody reconnects. Nobody loses a scene. A build takes seconds, not a maintenance window.

No expertise needed. You do not need to know what a .ytyp is, how an entity set works, or why your collision is offset. The tooling handles the formats; you handle the design. A server owner who has never mapped in their life can open the studio and finish a usable interior on the first session.

MLO Creator — build a FiveM interior from nothing, by painting it

This is the tool that turns mapping into level design. You start a new project, give it a name, and walk up to any building in Los Santos. Aim at the wall, left-click, and the entrance door is placed — arrow keys slide it along the wall until it sits exactly where you want it, page up and page down raise and lower it. That door is now the real, physical entrance to an interior that does not exist yet.

Inside, you paint. The floor is drawn with the mouse in the 3D editor, and the walls come up by themselves around the shape you traced. Want an L-shaped back office behind a shop floor? Paint the L. Want a second storey? Add stairs from the panel and paint the level above. Doors, windows and staircases are placed the same way: pick them in the panel, put them where you look, nudge them with the arrow keys, confirm with Enter, undo the last point with right click. F5 drops you into a free camera whenever you need to see the shape from outside.

Textures come from an integrated pack that ships with the resource, so every surface you assign is guaranteed to load for every player — no missing-texture checkerboards, no chasing stream files. Rooms are defined before you finish, which is what lets the game handle portals and rendering correctly instead of leaving you with an interior that renders through walls.

Then you press Finish interior, and Build. The interior is in the world, for everyone, in seconds. What used to be a two-day job for an experienced mapper with a CodeWalker licence's worth of patience is now a single uninterrupted session inside your own server. And because the whole thing is a project, you can walk away, come back tomorrow, reopen it and keep building from exactly where you stopped.

MLO Editor — furnish any interior without ever touching the original file

Building a shell is half the work. Dressing it is the half that makes players believe the place is real, and it is where the MLO Editor earns its place in the toolkit.

Stand inside any interior — one you built five minutes ago, or a premium MLO you bought three years ago from someone who no longer answers Discord — and open the tool. The prop catalogue is searchable and drops the selected object exactly where you are looking. From there a standard translate/rotate gizmo does the rest: slide it, spin it, lift it, lock it in. Doors and lights are placed with the same flow, which means you can add a working back door to a shop that never had one, or light a basement that shipped pitch black.

The important part is what the tool does not do: it never rewrites the original MLO. Every change you make goes into a separate project layered on top of the interior. Nothing is patched, nothing is overwritten, nothing breaks the next time that MLO's author releases an update. And because the layer is independent, removing your project puts the interior back exactly the way it was, with a single click.

That single design decision changes how you can treat paid maps on your server. You are no longer stuck with someone else's furniture arrangement, or forced to pay for a custom edit, or afraid to touch a file you cannot rebuild. You buy a shell, you dress it your way, you keep the ability to undo everything. Export, Build, and the props are exactly where you left them, live, for every player on the server.

Ymap Creator — everything outside the walls

Interiors are only part of a map. The Ymap tool handles the world outside them, and it does it from the same studio, with the same export-and-build flow.

Props come from the catalogue and are placed with the free camera, which means you can fly, drop a fence line, land, check the alignment at eye level, and fly back up without leaving the tool. Barriers, decoration, scenery, industrial clutter, event setups — anything that needs to exist in the open world.

Parked vehicles get a ghost preview: a translucent car shows you exactly where and at what angle the vehicle will stand before you commit. No more spawning a car to check the rotation, deleting it, adjusting a number by five degrees and repeating.

Weather and timecycle zones are drawn as a box in the world. Fly into it and you see the change applied immediately, so you can tune the atmosphere of a nightclub district, a foggy port or a permanently overcast industrial zone by looking at it instead of guessing from coordinates in a config file.

Everything placed with this tool becomes part of the same project system as your interiors: exported, built live, rebuilt after any change, and removable in one action.

Collision Cutter — open the buildings Rockstar sealed shut

This is the tool that makes experienced mappers sit up, because they know precisely how long this normally takes.

Half of Los Santos is decoration. Doors that do not open, shopfronts that are painted on, buildings with no way in. Making one of them usable traditionally means hunting down the correct .ydr in CodeWalker, editing the collision by hand, and hoping you removed the right piece — hours of work for a single doorway, and a real chance of breaking the whole model.

Here it is three steps. Stand in front of the building. Look at the door — it lights up yellow. Left-click, and it is taken. Press Build, and both the collision and the visible door are gone from the world for everyone. You walk straight through. Click it again and it comes back.

The precision matters: it takes the door, not a crude box around the door, and not the wall it belongs to. When the game has baked an entire wall into one single piece — which happens, and it is exactly where naive tools produce a hole the size of a building — press Ctrl and the tool fits a door-sized box instead, cutting only that box and leaving the rest of the wall intact.

Combine this with the MLO Creator and you get the thing every serious RP server wants: an interior that opens off a real, existing Los Santos door, on a street players already know, with nothing bolted on and nothing looking fake. Hours of CodeWalker work, replaced by one keypress.

Build — live loading, no restart, no reconnect

Every tool ends at the same place, and it is worth explaining properly because it is the feature people assume must have an asterisk.

Each project has two buttons. Export writes the files — that is all it does, nothing appears in the world yet. Build is the one that matters: it loads the map into the live world for every player currently connected.

What that looks like in practice: the screen fades, you are moved to a safe location far from the build site, a prompt asks you to press E, and when the screen comes back you are standing exactly where you were, with the map in place. Every online player goes through the same brief fade and returns to their own position. No kick, no reconnect queue, no announcement in Discord asking people to hold off for ten minutes, no scenes interrupted. The only rule is a sensible one: do not restart the server or disconnect while a build is running, and a server export is provided so your own scripts can check whether a build is in progress before triggering a restart or a teleport.

For a live roleplay server, this is the difference between mapping being a scheduled downtime event and mapping being something you do on a Tuesday afternoon while forty players are online and none of them notice.

Maps panel — nothing you do is permanent

The Maps panel lists every map you have built on the server, and gives each one two actions.

Rebuild pushes your latest changes live after you edit a project. Remove takes the map out of the world entirely — the original building comes back exactly as Rockstar shipped it, the cut door returns, the props disappear. And removing is not destructive: the project stays in your database and can be rebuilt at any time.

That reversibility is what lets you experiment without risk. Try an idea on the live server, look at it in context, decide it does not work, and take it back with one click. Nothing is lost, nothing needs restoring from a backup, and no one has to dig a folder out of resources to undo your afternoon.

Projects that survive everything

Every single thing you create is a project stored in your database, not in a folder you have to remember to back up. Close the game, restart the server, update the script — your projects are untouched and reopen exactly as you left them.

That includes updates. Replace the resource with a new version, keep your maps folder, and your projects and settings are still there. No migration, no re-export, no rebuilding a month of work because a new release changed a file structure. Multi-mapper teams are handled too: two people cannot edit the same project simultaneously — the second one gets a clear warning instead of a silent overwrite that costs somebody their evening.

Compatibility, requirements and setup

Quasar MLO Creator runs on ESX Legacy, QBCore, QBox and standalone servers. It requires OneSync enabled, ox_lib and oxmysql up to date, and a MySQL database.

Installation is a five-minute job: drop the folder into resources, import the SQL file, add the resource to your server.cfg after your framework and dependencies along with the add_ace permission lines the live build system needs, and ensure it. The console confirms which framework it detected on startup.

Access is admin-locked out of the box and follows your framework's own permission system: admin/superadmin groups on ESX, god/admin permissions on QB and QBX, and ace permissions on standalone. The rule lives in an editable file, so you can widen or tighten it however your staff structure works. Open the studio with /mlocreator — the command itself, the keybind and the language are all configurable from the gear icon and stored in the database.

Full documentation is available at docs.quasar-store.com.

Who this is for

Server owners who want to stop paying for every custom interior and stop waiting weeks on a commissioned mapper.

Mappers who already know CodeWalker and want the same results in a fraction of the time, with live iteration instead of restart-and-check.

RP communities that need their world to keep changing — new businesses, new gang locations, new event spaces — without freezing the server every time.

Anyone who has never mapped before and assumed it was out of reach. It is not anymore. You paint a floor.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need CodeWalker or any external program? No. Everything happens inside FiveM: placing the entrance, painting the interior, texturing, props, collision cutting and loading the finished map.

Do players have to reconnect when I build a map? No. Every connected player goes through a short fade and returns to their exact position with the new map loaded. No restart, no reconnect.

Does it modify MLOs I bought from other creators? Never. The MLO Editor stores your changes as a separate layer on top of the original. Removing your project restores the interior exactly as it was.

Can I undo a map after building it? Yes. The Maps panel removes any built map and returns the world to its original state, and the project stays saved so you can rebuild it whenever you want.

Are my projects lost when the script updates? No. Projects and settings live in your database and are untouched by updates.

Which frameworks are supported? ESX Legacy, QBCore, QBox, and standalone servers without any framework.

Watch the full video — it is also the manual

▶ Open on YouTube

Reading about a tool that paints interiors and cuts doors out of buildings only gets you so far. The full video is the fastest way to understand what this actually feels like to use, and it was recorded to double as a complete usage guide — every tool, in order, at real speed, with no cuts and nothing sped up.

It opens with the studio itself, then walks through the entire workflow the same way you will use it on your own server:

• Building an interior from scratch — placing the entrance door on a real wall, painting the floor and watching the walls come up on their own, adding doors, windows and stairs, choosing textures and defining the rooms.

• The live build — shown in a single unbroken take, fade to press E to standing back in the exact same spot with the MLO in place. This is the part worth watching closely if you are sceptical about the no-restart claim; there is no editing trick, the timer runs the whole way.

• Dressing the interior — pulling props from the catalogue, dropping them where the camera looks, moving and rotating with the gizmo, adding doors and lights, then exporting and rebuilding with everything exactly where you left it.

• Cutting a sealed building open — looking at one of Rockstar's own doors until it highlights, taking it with one click, and walking through the gap after the build, with the collision genuinely gone.

• The Ymap tools — flying with the free camera, placing props and parked-vehicle spawns with the ghost preview, drawing a timecycle zone and flying into it to see the weather change.

• Removing a map — opening the Maps panel and putting the world back exactly as it was, to show that every single thing you do here is reversible.

If you are evaluating the script, watch the build scene. If you already own it, treat the video as the visual companion to the documentation: every keybind, every panel and every step in this article appears there in the order you will need them. Between the video and docs.quasar-store.com there is nothing about Quasar MLO Creator you will have to guess at.

:arrow_forward: Watch the full walkthrough: https://www.youtube.com/@quasarstore

Get Quasar MLO Creator

Stop exporting. Stop restarting. Stop waiting on someone else to build your world.

• Store: https://store.quasar-store.com

• Documentation: https://docs.quasar-store.com

• Discord: https://discord.gg/quasarstore

• YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@quasarstore

• Website: https://quasar-store.com

How to Use Quasar MLO Creator: The Complete Guide to Building FiveM MLOs Inside the Game

Quasar MLO Creator puts an entire mapping studio inside FiveM, which means the learning curve is not the file formats, the exporters or the restarts — it is just knowing which panel does what. This guide walks through the whole thing in the order you will actually use it: opening the studio, the controls that apply everywhere, the project system, and then every tool from a blank interior to a door cut out of a Rockstar building.

Read it once from top to bottom and you will be able to build, dress and publish a live interior on your server in a single session. Keep it open on a second screen the first time you map, and you will not have to guess at anything.

Short on time? Watch the official trailer first

▶ Open on YouTube

This guide is long on purpose — it is written to answer everything, including the things you will only wonder about on your third map. If you would rather see it than read it, start with the official trailer. It is not a thirty-second montage: it walks through creating an MLO in detail, tool by tool, at real speed and with no cuts, so it doubles as a video version of this tutorial.

Watch the trailer to understand the workflow, then come back here for the specifics — the keybinds, the permission setup, the Ctrl trick on the Collision Cutter and the list of mistakes worth skipping. The two together cover everything.

:arrow_forward: Official video: https://www.youtube.com/@quasarstore

Before you start: what has to be in place

Three things decide whether the studio opens at all, and all three are worth checking before you blame the script.

OneSync has to be on. The resource will not start without it, full stop. Live map loading depends on it.

ox_lib, oxmysql and your framework have to start first. In your server.cfg, ensure [mlocreator] goes below them. If it starts first, the framework detection fails and nothing works. On a correct start, the console prints a line confirming which framework was detected — esx, qb or standalone. If you do not see that line, stop and fix the load order before going any further.

The add_ace permission lines have to be there. This is the single most common installation mistake, and its symptom is specific: everything looks fine until you press Build, and then every build fails with "could not start resource". The script starts and stops the maps you create while the server is running, and it cannot do that without those ace grants.

You also need the folder structure intact. Do not rename qs-mlocreator — the UI and the permissions both use that exact name. Do not delete [maps], which is where your builds live, and do not delete qs_mlotextures, which is the texture pack every interior you build depends on. Without it, every surface you texture shows up missing for your players.

Who can open the studio: it is admin-only and follows your framework. ESX checks for the admin or superadmin group, QB and QBX check for god or admin permissions, and standalone servers use the command ace. If your staff structure needs something different, the rule lives in playerIsAdmin inside qs-mlocreator/custom/<framework>/server.lua and is meant to be edited.

Step 1 — Opening the studio and setting it up

Type /mlocreator in chat. The studio opens and shows one card per tool, plus every project you have saved.

Before you build anything, press the gear icon at the top. This is where you set your language, change the command to whatever fits your server, and bind a key so you are not typing a command every time. All of it is stored in the database, so it survives restarts and updates.

One catch worth knowing up front: a few of those fields — the command itself and the keybinds — need a restart qs-mlocreator before they take effect. The panel tells you which ones, so you are not left wondering why your new key does nothing. Change them, restart the resource once, and you are set for good.

If you want to try the occlusion tool, it is hidden by default because it is still being finished. Turn it on in Settings > Tools. Treat it as a preview rather than a production feature.

Step 2 — The controls that apply everywhere

Every tool that works in the world docks its panel on the left of the screen, and the single most important key is ALT: it switches between moving your character and using the mouse inside the panel. If your cursor will not move or your character will not walk, that is ALT, every time.

Each panel displays the keys that apply to it, so you never have to memorise a full list. These are the ones that recur across the whole studio:

Right click is the one people forget. It undoes the last point rather than cancelling the whole operation, which means you can place a long sequence of points and walk back through mistakes one at a time instead of starting over. Backspace is the one that cancels outright.

Step 3 — How projects, Export and Build work

This is the concept that makes everything else make sense, so it is worth getting straight before you touch a tool.

Everything you make is a project, stored in the database. Not in a file you have to remember, not in a folder you have to back up. Close the game, come back tomorrow, reopen the project and keep going exactly where you stopped. Projects are not lost when you update the script.

Every project has two buttons, and they do different things:

• Export writes the files. That is all it does. Nothing appears in the world.

• Build puts the map into the world, live, for every player, with no restart.

The number one source of confusion with this script is pressing Export, flying to the location and finding nothing there. That is correct behaviour. Export is the intermediate step; Build is the one that publishes.

What a Build looks like

Press Build and the screen fades. You are moved to a safe spot far away from the build site — this is normal and intended. A prompt tells you to press E. Press it, the screen comes back, and you are standing exactly where you were, with the map in place.

Every player online goes through the same short fade and returns to their own position. Nobody reconnects, nobody is kicked.

Two rules during a build, and they are not optional: do not restart the server and do not disconnect. If your server has automated restarts or teleport scripts, the resource exposes a server-side export so your own code can check first:

local busy = exports['qs-mlocreator']:IsBuildRunning()

And the second thing people miss: if you do not press E, the world does not update. The build is not broken; it is waiting on you.

Step 4 — MLO Creator: building an interior from scratch

This is the tool that creates an interior where there was nothing. Six steps, in this order.

1. Create a new project and name it. The name is how you will find it in the project list and the Maps panel later, so be specific — "vinewood-tattoo-back-office" will make more sense in three months than "test2".

2. Place the entrance door. Walk up to a building, aim at the wall and left-click. The door lands where you were looking. From there the arrow keys slide it along the wall and Page Up / Page Down move it vertically, so you can line it up precisely with what is already there. Take your time on this step — the entrance is the one thing that ties your interior to the real world, and it is the piece players judge first.

One rule about placement: put the entrance on a real outside wall. Building an interior whose entrance sits inside another MLO is one of the classic mistakes and it will not behave the way you expect.

3. Paint the floor. This is the part that replaces modelling entirely. You draw the floor shape in the 3D editor and the walls come up on their own around it. Want an L-shaped office behind the shop floor? Paint the L. Right click undoes the last point if you overshoot a corner.

4. Add doors, windows and stairs from the panel. Same flow as everything else: pick it, look where it goes, left-click, nudge with the arrows, confirm with Enter. Stairs are how you get a second level — add them, then paint the floor above.

5. Pick textures. They come from the integrated pack, which is why they load correctly for every player without you streaming anything extra.

6. Finish interior, then Build. "Finish interior" closes out the geometry and the room definitions. Build publishes it live.

Use F5 freely throughout. Dropping into the free camera to look at your shape from outside or above catches proportion mistakes that are invisible from eye level.

Step 5 — MLO Editor: furnishing an interior

The MLO Editor dresses an interior — one you just built, or any MLO already on your server, including paid maps from other creators.

Stand inside the interior and open the tool. Position matters here; the editor works on the interior you are physically in.

Pick a prop from the catalogue and it drops where you are looking. From there the gizmo handles the rest: move it, rotate it, place it. Doors and lights are added exactly the same way, which is how you give a shop a working back door it never had, or light a basement that shipped completely dark.

When you are happy: Export, then Build.

The part that matters most here is what the tool does not do. The original MLO is never changed. Everything you add goes into your own project layered on top of it. That has two consequences worth internalising: the original creator's updates will not fight your work, and removing your project puts the interior back exactly the way it was. You can dress a map you paid for, on a live server, knowing the undo button is real.

Step 6 — Ymap: everything outdoors

The Ymap tool handles the world outside interiors, and it is the one where F5 earns its keep — fly, place, land, check at eye level, fly back up.

Props come from the same catalogue. Fences, barriers, scenery, event setups, industrial clutter.

Parked vehicles show a ghost car where the vehicle will stand, at the angle it will stand, before you commit. No spawning a car to test the rotation and deleting it again.

Weather zones are drawn as a box. Draw it, then fly into it — the preview applies immediately, so you can tune the atmosphere of a district by looking at it rather than guessing numbers in a config.

Same ending as every other tool: Export, then Build.

Step 7 — Collision Cutter: opening a sealed building

This is how you put your interior behind a real door that Rockstar welded shut. Four steps.

1. Stand in front of the building.

2. Look at the door. It lights up yellow when the tool has it.

3. Left-click to take it. Click it again to put it back — the selection is a toggle, not a commitment.

4. Build. The door and its collision are gone. Walk through.

When the whole wall lights up

Sometimes the game has baked an entire wall into one single piece, and the highlight covers the whole thing instead of the door. Cutting at that point gives you a hole the size of the wall, which is the mistake that makes people think the tool is crude.

It is not — press Ctrl and the tool fits a door-sized box instead. Build, and only that box is cut. The wall stays. Whenever the highlight looks bigger than what you wanted, Ctrl is the answer.

Step 8 — The Maps panel: rebuilding and removing

The Maps panel lists every map you have built on the server and gives each one two actions.

Rebuild publishes it again after you have changed the project. This is your iteration loop: edit, rebuild, look, repeat.

Remove takes the map out of the world. The original building comes back. Nothing is lost — the project stays saved and can be built again whenever you want.

One thing to expect: Remove is also a build. The screen fades, you get moved, and you press E. If you remove a map and it is still standing there, you skipped the E.

Editing projects the right way

Your builds land in the [maps] folder, and they look like ordinary map files, which tempts people into opening them in a text editor to change one coordinate. Do not.

Those files are rewritten on every build. Any hand edit disappears the next time you press Build, or the next time someone else rebuilds that project. The project in the database is the source of truth — change it in game, rebuild, done.

The same applies to updating the script: replace qs-mlocreator and qs_mlotextures with the new version, keep your [maps] folder, and your settings and projects are untouched because they live in the database. If you edited anything in config/, custom/ or locales/, copy those files back afterwards.

And if you map as a team: only one person can edit a project at a time. The second person gets a warning rather than silently overwriting someone's work — but it does mean coordinating who has which project open.

Optional: opening the studio from your own scripts

Most servers never need these, but if you want the studio opened from your own admin menu rather than a command, the client exports are there:

-- Open the studio, optionally on a specific tool
exports['qs-mlocreator']:OpenStudio()
exports['qs-mlocreator']:OpenStudio('mlo_editor')

-- Close it
exports['qs-mlocreator']:CloseStudio()

-- true while the studio is open
local open = exports['qs-mlocreator']:IsStudioOpen()

Valid tool ids are mlo_creator, mlo_editor, ymap, occlusion, collision_cut and maps. Permissions still apply — OpenStudio does nothing for a player who is not an admin, so you cannot accidentally expose the studio through a badly gated menu.

Anything starting with mlocreator: is an internal event and can change between versions. Do not hook them.

The mistakes everyone makes at least once

Almost every support question about this script is one of these. Read them now and skip the ticket.

• Pressing Export and looking for the map in game. Export only writes files. Press Build.

• Not pressing E after a build. The world does not update until you do.

• Editing files in [maps] by hand. The next Build overwrites them. Change the project instead.

• Building an interior whose entrance is inside another MLO. Place the entrance on a real outside wall.

• Cutting with the whole wall highlighted. You get a hole the size of the wall. Press Ctrl for a door-sized box.

• Removing a map and expecting it gone without a build. Remove is a build too. Press E.

• Two people in the same project. One at a time; the second gets a warning.

• Looking for the occlusion tool. It is off by default while it is being finished. Settings > Tools.

• Starting the resource before ox_lib, oxmysql or your framework. Move ensure [mlocreator] below them.

• Forgetting the add_ace lines. Every build fails with "could not start resource".

• Changing the command or a keybind and expecting it live immediately. Those fields need restart qs-mlocreator.

A suggested first session

If this is your first time in the studio, do it in this order. It takes well under an hour and it teaches you every part of the workflow on something small enough to throw away.

1. Open /mlocreator, set your language and keybind in Settings, restart the resource once.

2. Find an unused building with a sealed door. Use the Collision Cutter on that door — it is the fastest way to see a build work end to end.

3. Press Build, press E, walk through the gap you just made.

4. Open MLO Creator, place the entrance on that same doorway and paint a single square room behind it.

5. Texture it, finish the interior, Build, press E, walk in.

6. Open the MLO Editor inside your new room and drop three props and a light. Export, Build.

7. Open the Maps panel and Remove the project. Press E. Watch the building return to exactly how Rockstar shipped it.

That last step is the one worth doing deliberately. Once you have seen the world restore itself cleanly, you will map far more confidently, because you will know that nothing you do on a live server is permanent.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need CodeWalker for any part of this? No. Every step above happens inside FiveM.

Do players have to reconnect when I build? No. They go through a short fade and return to their exact position with the map loaded.

What is the difference between Export and Build? Export writes the files and changes nothing in the world. Build publishes the map live for every player.

Why did nothing happen after my build? You almost certainly did not press E. The world updates on that keypress.

Will this modify MLOs I bought from other creators? Never. Your changes are a separate layer, and removing the project restores the original exactly.

Can I undo a map I already built? Yes — Remove it from the Maps panel. The project stays saved and can be rebuilt any time.

Where are my projects stored? In your database. They survive restarts and script updates.

Why is the occlusion tool missing? It is disabled by default while it is still in development. Enable it in Settings > Tools.

Everything else

The written documentation covers the details this guide summarises, and the full video walkthrough shows every tool in this article in the same order, at real speed.

• Documentation: https://docs.quasar-store.com

• Store: https://store.quasar-store.com

• Video walkthrough: https://www.youtube.com/@quasarstore

• Discord support: https://discord.gg/quasarstore

• Website: https://quasar-store.com

Quasar Store Wins Its First Two Tebex Legends 2026 Awards — Eight Tebex Awards and Counting

Two new trophies arrived at the Quasar Store office this month, and both of them say the same thing on the base: Tebex Legends 2026.

They are the first two Legends awards of the year for us, and they bring Quasar Store to eight Tebex awards won consecutively as a FiveM script developer. We opened them on camera, laid out every award we have ever won next to them, and talked about what each one actually meant at the time.

None of them are ours. We will explain why.

What the Tebex Legends 2026 Awards Are

Tebex is the platform that the vast majority of the FiveM ecosystem runs on. It is how server owners buy resources, how creators get paid, and how a hobby turns into a business for the people building scripts full time.

The Tebex Legends awards recognise the creators and stores on that platform who have done the most for their communities over the year — not purely by revenue, but by the quality of what they ship and how they treat the people who buy it. For a FiveM script developer, they are the closest thing the ecosystem has to formal recognition.

Winning the first two Legends of 2026 matters to us for one specific reason: it is not a number on a dashboard. It is a judgement about how we work.

Watch the Unboxing

We filmed the whole thing — opening the two Tebex Legends 2026 trophies live, no edits, and then bringing out every other award Quasar Store has won to sit alongside them.

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Eight Consecutive Tebex Awards

The two Legends trophies are not the start of the story. Quasar Store has now won eight Tebex awards in a row, across consecutive years, in a market where most stores do not last that long at all.

We laid every one of them out on the table for the video, and going through them chronologically was a strange experience. Each award marks a completely different version of this company:

• The first one arrived when Quasar Store was one script and a Discord server almost nobody was in.

• The middle ones came while we were learning, publicly and often painfully, how to support a growing customer base properly.

• The most recent ones landed while we were shipping some of the most ambitious resources we have ever built — Quasar Housing, Quasar Inventory, MLO Creator and the rest of the catalogue.

Eight years of recognition does not happen because of one good release. It happens because of thousands of small decisions about quality and support, made over and over, by a team that cares whether the thing actually works on your server.

Thank You, Tebex

Thank you for building the platform that lets creators like us make a living doing this.

That sounds like a formality. It is not. Before Tebex, being a FiveM creator meant chasing payments, handling disputes by hand, and hoping the person on the other end was honest. Tebex made this a profession instead of a favour, and the awards themselves genuinely celebrate the people behind FiveM resources rather than just the biggest numbers on the leaderboard.

Thank You, Cfx.re

There is no Quasar Store without FiveM.

No qs-smartphone, no housing system, no inventory, no MLO Creator, no community, no company. Everything we have built in eight years sits directly on top of the platform Cfx.re built and continues to maintain, usually without much credit from the people who benefit from it every single day.

We are one of thousands of projects standing on that foundation. Thank you for keeping it standing.

Thank You to the FiveM Community

Here is why we said none of these awards are ours.

Every trophy in that video exists because somebody in this community bought a script and gave us a chance. Because somebody opened a ticket instead of asking for a refund. Because somebody suggested a feature that turned out to be better than what we had planned. Because somebody reported a bug at three in the morning and stayed up to help us reproduce it.

To every server owner who trusted us with their city — the thing you spent months building, and then installed our code into. That is not a small thing to hand over.

To every developer who took our resources apart, found what was wrong, and told us about it instead of just complaining. You made these scripts better than we could have alone.

To every player who has no idea which script they are running but is having a genuinely good night in a server that runs it. You are the actual point of all of this.

To everyone in our Discord — the people who have been there since the beginning, and the ones who joined yesterday.

You did this. All of it. We just kept shipping.

What Comes Next

We are going after more Legends this year, and we will be honest about that rather than pretending we are above it. But the plan behind it has not changed since award number one: build things we would want running on our own server, and listen to the people who use them.

Eight awards later, that is still the entire strategy.

Here is to the next one. And the one after that.

Explore the resources that got us here: quasar-store.com
Join the community: discord.gg/quasarstore

For almost a year, if you searched for "Quasar Store" anywhere in the FiveM community, there was a good chance someone would send you a link before letting you form your own opinion. An anonymous site, some code screenshots placed side by side, a blacklist, and a conclusion already written for you: don't buy there.

This article exists so that next time, you also get the other half of the story. We are not going to ask you to take our word for it. We are going to show you what was claimed, what was ever actually proven, who agreed to put their evidence in public, and who refused.

Where authority actually sits in FiveM

It is worth starting with the boring part, because it is the part almost nobody checks.

Three entities hold real authority in this ecosystem. Cfx.re, which runs the platform and is part of Rockstar Games. Rockstar Games, which owns the IP. And Tebex, the official payment platform through which resources are sold. If a creator steals code, ships malware or breaks platform rules, those are the parties with both the ability and the legitimacy to act. They do act, regularly, and when they do it is obvious: the creator disappears from Tebex, their resources stop working, their access is closed.

Quasar Store has never been sanctioned by any of the three. There is no Cfx.re ruling, no Rockstar action, no Tebex removal. We have continued selling, updating and supporting throughout, and anyone can verify that in about thirty seconds.

That is not a minor detail. That is the whole case. For a year it was publicly maintained that Quasar Store was a store built on stolen code, and in that year not one of the three bodies that could have determined this determined anything of the sort. What existed instead was a private group that decided to act as though it held that authority, without holding it.

The specific accusation, and what backed it

Let us deal with the actual charge rather than a vague sense of wrongdoing, because a concrete accusation was made in writing.

In July 2026, a Warden staff member contacted one of our partners directly and stated the reason for our blacklisting: that Quasar had openly posted in his own Discord admitting to stealing code from other creators, putting it into his scripts and profiting from it without permission.

That admission has never been produced. Not to that partner, not to us, not to any of the creators who asked for it, and not to any platform with the authority to act on it. What was offered instead, repeatedly, was a link to an anonymous website with no named authors, no right of reply and no ruling behind it.

The same message closed with a 48-hour deadline to end the partnership with us, or be blacklisted too.

The partner in question, SynzLabs, refused and published their reply. Their position was straightforward: a Discord bot and an anonymous website do not get to define theft, Cfx.re does, and Quasar remains an active store on that platform. They also pointed out something worth keeping in mind throughout this article, which is that the people applying the pressure operate a competing store of their own.

Blacklisted for advertising a store

This is where the system stops being about conduct at all.

Warden's own blacklist entries were posted publicly by their staff. Several stores appear in the same batch, and the published reason next to their names is not leaking, not cheating, not fraud, not malware, not stolen code. It reads, word for word, "Advertising Quasar Store."

Once the criterion for flagging someone stops being what they did and becomes who they work with, this is no longer community protection. It is something else.

In their own words: the objective was Quasar's income

Everything above documents a pattern. This section explains what it was for.

A recording made by a former Warden staff member captures a conversation about the blacklisting of Quasar Store and its customers. It runs fifty seconds. We are publishing it unedited, because a short cut can always be dismissed as taken out of context and a complete recording cannot.

On why the store itself was listed:

"And as for the store, the store was blacklisted because that way it hurts his income."

On why the users — the customers, the people who had done nothing — were listed:

"The only reason why we blacklisted the users this time is because, you know, it will cripple Quasar's income."

And on what the bans were actually for:

"Pretty much people will get blacklisted and then we can inform them what he's doing. (…) Say for example, I'm a new person to the CFX scene, I've made a server, I buy a script from Quasar and then I get blacklisted. You know, we'll educate and say, well, this is why they're — you shouldn't buy. (…) And we don't want people buying from him."

Read that against the public version of the same events. Publicly, this was framed as protecting the community from a creator who steals code. A blacklist as a safety measure. A bot as a shield.

What is described here is a different thing entirely. The store is listed to reduce its revenue. The customers are listed to reduce it further. And the ban itself is not the end of the process — it is the beginning of one. It creates a captive audience of people who have just lost access to their communities and want it back, who then arrive to be "educated" on why they should not buy from us.

That is not enforcement. Enforcement has an endpoint: a ruling, a removal, a takedown. This has a funnel.

And it explains the single strangest fact of the past year, the one we could never account for. If you sincerely believe a store is selling stolen code, the routes available to you are obvious and effective. Report it to Cfx.re. Report it to Tebex. File a DMCA. Those routes exist, they are used constantly in this ecosystem, and they end businesses. In a year, none of them was taken against us — despite the claim of holding conclusive proof.

What was chosen instead was a method that damages a competitor's revenue without ever requiring the proof to be tested by anyone with the authority to test it.

We spent a year being told this was about ethics. Here it is being described, by the people running it, as being about income.

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The part that hurt people who had nothing to do with any of it

The blacklist itself was never the real damage. The bot was.

Warden operated with administrator permissions across thousands of community servers. When it detected a user present in a flagged server, it removed or banned them automatically from every other server it was in. The user received a direct message telling them they had been sanctioned for being, or having been, associated with a flagged server. To have any hope of getting back into communities they had been part of for years, they had to go to that group's own Discord and ask.

Think about what that meant in practice. People who bought scripts, played roleplay or passed through a Discord once, a long time ago, suddenly lost access to the communities where their friends and their characters were. No warning. No individual review. Nothing they had actually done.

The witness who started out suspicious of us

If this story rested only on our word, you would be right not to give it. We are an interested party. So the most important piece of this article is not one we wrote.

In April 2026, TopV.gg published an investigation by its founder, Ippo, documenting how this network operated. It is an extensive file, with verified screenshots and SHA-256 hashes for each exhibit, and ten cross-referenced testimonies from different creators — Quasar Store, Legends Dev, Novar Labs, MenaAk47, Padintong, Jota Dev, Buty Shop, Clefas, Mamba Studios and Goodleaf — all describing the same sequence: private pressure, then public accusation, then blacklisting by association.

We want to be honest about what that investigation is and is not. Ippo is not a neutral observer; he ended up blacklisted himself for refusing to remove us from his platform, which makes him an affected party. But how his story started is exactly what makes it hard to dismiss.

Ippo did not know us. When he was first contacted and told to remove Quasar from TopV, his reaction was not to defend us. It was to hide our listing while he looked into it. The message that started it told him we steal code and lie, and pointed him to the anonymous site.

He then did the thing almost nobody did in that entire year, which was go to the source and ask for something concrete. What he got back, by his account, was the same anonymous link, insistence that it was enough, and growing pressure to comply without asking questions. When he restored our listing, he was told he clearly did not care, asked to remove the sender from his platform, and told others would be advised against using it.

In a separate exchange, when Ippo asked directly about the campaign against TopV, the reply included a line about having tried to find company information on him, followed by asking whether his real first name was Damien. Nothing in that message is an explicit threat. It did not need to be.

On 22 March 2026, Ippo received an email from an address using the alias "Lil Phantom." It urges him to reconsider his partnership with us, tells him that essentially every creator large and small had already turned on Quasar for concrete reasons, and directs him to the code comparisons published on Creator Justice and to videos on 5M Network. It closes by asking him not to take sides, but simply to look at the evidence.

It is signed: "A concerned community member of FiveM."

That signature is the reason we are publishing it.

TopV traced the address to a Discord profile identifying the same person as an administrator of TSS, an administrator of 5M Network, and a developer at TinySprite Studios. And the footer of 5M Network — the blacklist site the email points to — credits its design to TSS and its funding to Wasabi Scripts.

So the message arrives as a disinterested member of the community, asking a platform owner to look objectively at independent evidence, and the independent evidence it cites sits on a site the sender helped build, funded by the party running the public campaign.

That is the mechanism in one page. A blacklist carries weight because it looks like an outside verdict, and a plea to "just look at the evidence" carries weight because it appears to come from a bystander. When the private appeal, the site it cites and the money behind it all trace back to the same small circle — one of them operating a competing store — the appearance of independent consensus is the product, not a description of reality.

We are not publishing this to attack the sender. We are publishing it because for a year, people were told to check the evidence for themselves, and this is what checking it actually leads to.

You can read the full investigation and download the complete evidence file at https://topv.gg/articles/warden

We agreed to put the evidence in public. They refused

In March 2026, TopV proposed something that would have settled this cleanly: a public, open, neutral space on their platform where both sides would lay out their evidence side by side and let the community judge for itself. No interested moderators. No blacklists. No bots. Just the two versions and what each could show.

Quasar Store accepted immediately.

The other side refused outright. By Ippo's account, with mockery, another redirect to the anonymous site, and the message that they had nothing to publish anywhere else because their version was already the truth.

There is not much to add to that. Anyone who holds proof that someone is a thief, and is offered a neutral public stage to show it, shows it. Anyone who holds that proof and instead prefers an anonymous site with no named authors, no right of reply and a bot that removes people who disagree, is doing something other than proving a case.

Discord's response, and Warden's own announcement

At that point we stopped arguing on forums and did what we should have done sooner, which was file a formal, documented report with Discord about how the application operated.

Discord Developer Compliance replied that it had reviewed the evidence we submitted, that there were sufficient grounds to consider the reported application in violation of its Terms and Policies, and that it would take appropriate action. We are publishing that response in full.

We want to be precise here, because precision is exactly what has been missing all year and we are not going to answer imprecision with more of it. Discord has issued no public statement on this matter, and we cannot speak on their behalf. There is no court ruling. What exists is an official platform response to a documented report, and we are showing it exactly as we received it.

What happened next did not come from us either. On 26 August 2026, Warden announced in its own server that the bot was down until further notice. On 31 August, its staff explained that the application was no longer active on Discord and that they had lost direct access to it, which they attributed to false allegations and a mass reporting campaign.

We are publishing their statement alongside ours deliberately, including the part that does not suit us. In that same message they state that all services behind the bot remain fully functional and that their database is intact and still holds everything it held before.

So we are not going to tell you the story is over, or that your data is gone, because the people who hold it have said in writing that it is not. What we can tell you is that what we spent a year reporting was not community drama or a losing vendor throwing a tantrum. It was something the platform itself considered serious enough to review and act on.

If you left because of this, come back

Direct and without conditions.

If you stopped buying from Quasar Store, left our Discord, pulled a partnership, or simply hid the fact that you used our resources because you did not want to risk an automatic ban or end up on a list, you are welcome back whenever you want.

There is no resentment and no explaining to do. We understand perfectly why people stepped away, because stepping away was the sensible thing to do at the time. If you ran a server with players depending on you, the decision was not even fully yours. We never read it as betrayal and we are not going to start now.

Your licences are still yours, your support is still active, and our Discord is open. If you lost access, have a problem with an old purchase, or do not know what state your account is in, message us and we will sort it out without questions.

What we are not asking for

This is not a courtesy line, and we mean it.

We are not asking for harassment. No raids, no message campaigns, no personal attacks, no doxxing — not against developers, not against staff, not against users, not against anyone connected to this. The evidence in this article is published to document a pattern, not to point anyone at a person.

And if you installed that bot on your server believing you were protecting your community, you are not the villain here. A great many people did exactly that, for entirely reasonable motives. The problem was never wanting to protect your server. The problem was who decided, on what basis, and with nobody able to audit it.

We have spent a year on the receiving end of an organised campaign. We know exactly what it feels like. It would be absurd to come out of it by becoming the same thing.

If you want to do something, do it through the proper channels: review which applications have access to your server, check your authorised applications in your account settings, and if you believe your data was handled improperly, use Discord's official support and reporting channels. Reports should be filed individually, based on the information you personally have.

Going forward

With this chapter closed, our position is simple. Any creator, developer or group that knowingly continues to support, promote or collaborate with practices of this kind will no longer have Quasar Store compatibility, collaborations or support.

It is worth qualifying, because it is easily misread. This is not about punishing anyone for holding a different opinion. Anyone is free to think whatever they like about us, our scripts or how we work, and criticism of the product is legitimate and always has been — a fair amount of it has made us better. It is about where the line sits, and the line sits at actively taking part in organised campaigns that cause real harm to people who had nothing to do with any of it.

Frequently asked questions

Has Quasar Store ever been sanctioned by Cfx.re, Rockstar or Tebex? No. None of those three has ever issued a ruling against Quasar Store, and we continue to operate normally on Tebex. They are the only bodies with real authority in this ecosystem, and none of them has found any of what was publicly claimed this year.

Did Discord declare Warden illegal? Discord Developer Compliance told us, after reviewing the evidence we submitted, that there were sufficient grounds to act against the reported application for violating its Terms and Policies. There is no public Discord statement and no court ruling, and we are not going to present it as though there were. The response is published above for you to read yourself.

Is Warden gone for good? We do not know, and neither does anyone else outside that team. Their own announcement says they are working to recover the application and that their backend services and database remain intact. Treat anything beyond that as speculation.

I was automatically banned from servers for being in a Discord. What can I do? You can review and revoke application access to your account under User Settings, in Authorized Apps. If you run a server, review active integrations in your server settings. If you believe your data was collected or handled improperly, use Discord's official support and reporting channels.

I stopped buying from Quasar because of this. Can I come back? Yes, unconditionally and without explanation. Your licences are still yours and support is still available.

Were my scripts affected? No. Our resources kept working, updating and receiving support normally throughout, with ESX, QBCore and QBox compatibility.

Where can I check the evidence myself? In the TopV.gg investigation, which includes the full file with verification hashes and ten cross-referenced creator testimonies.

Closing

It has been an exhausting year, and we are not going to pretend otherwise. But the accusations are not what we will remember most about it.

It is the people who stayed. Customers who kept buying when it was inconvenient. Partners who said no when they were asked to drop us, knowing exactly what it would cost them, and who then paid that cost. Creators who asked for evidence before joining in, who turned out to be few and very valuable. Users who kept coming back to our Discord even when there was a price attached.

Thank you. Without exaggeration: that is what has held this project together over the past year.

We move forward.

— Quasar Store

Discord Developer Compliance's official response and Warden's own public announcement are both published above. This article sets out Quasar Store's position on events in which it was a party, and is not a call to action against any person or organisation.

Quasar Direct September 2026: 13 New FiveM Scripts Released

Everything from the biggest Quasar Direct we've ever done — 13 FiveM scripts that went live during the broadcast, 11 previews of what's coming, and one release already dated for October.

Published September 29, 2026 · By Quasar Store

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What is a Quasar Direct?

A Quasar Direct is a single broadcast where we release everything we've built since the last one. No staggered rollouts, no waiting lists, no "available next week" — every script announced as a release goes live on the store while the video is still playing.

September 2026 was our largest to date: 13 FiveM scripts released live, two of them completely free, plus 11 previews of resources still in development. If you run a QBCore, ESX or QBox server, this post is the full breakdown of what's now available and what's coming.

Every release at a glance

Appearance 2.0 — FiveM Clothing and Character Customization Menu

Appearance 2.0 is a complete rebuild of our FiveM clothing and character creation menu, and it's the first thing every player on your server will ever see. That single fact drove the entire rewrite: if your character creator is slow, ugly or restrictive, you lose players before they reach anything else you've built.

The visual layer has been rebuilt from scratch. Every category — face, morphology, hair, clothing, accessories — now responds instantly, with real-time sliders and no lag between input and result. Creating a character stops being an administrative task and becomes part of the experience.

The headline change for server owners is clothing integration. Adding a clothing pack to your FiveM server used to mean an afternoon of fighting configuration files, mismatched indexes and broken drawables. With Appearance 2.0, you add the pack, it appears, it's sorted, and it works. That's the entire process. If you've ever put off installing an EUP pack or a custom clothing addon because of the setup cost, that reason is gone.

Outfit saving, presets and full morphology control are included, so players can build multiple looks and switch between them without rebuilding a character from zero every time. For roleplay servers where a single player runs several characters, this alone changes daily quality of life.

Appearance 2.0 is compatible with QBCore, ESX Legacy and QBox, with full documentation and support. It works alongside our MLO packs — including the Binco stores released in the same Direct — with no extra configuration.

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Quasar Appearance – Complete FiveM Clothing System | Quasar Store — Full clothing, barber, tattoos, and surgery system. Create shops, manage stock, and auto-generate images for custom outfits in FiveM.

Fishing Job — Complete FiveM Fishing Script with Crab Traps, Nets and Cooking

This is no longer a fishing job. It's an entire profession, and it's the deepest economy loop we've ever shipped in a single FiveM script.

The core minigame has been rebuilt with real line tension and species that fight differently, so fishing can't be done while looking at your phone. Around that core sits everything a fishing profession should have: many more fish species, crab traps you place and return to collect, fishing nets, spearfishing, levels, missions, and fishing tournaments with a live scoreboard between players.

But the part that changes your server's economy is the end of the chain. Players can cook their catch on a campfire — and they can set up their own beach shack and cook the fish themselves to serve to other players.

That turns fishing into a four-person supply chain: one fishes, one buys, one cooks, one serves. Compare that to the old model, where a fishing job ended with an NPC handing over fifty dollars per fish and nothing else happening. This version generates player-to-player commerce, price negotiation and small businesses without any admin intervention.

For server owners, that's the real value: a job players return to because they want to, not because rent is due. Rare species tied to specific locations and conditions give experienced players a reason to keep exploring long after they've mastered the basics.

Fully compatible with QBCore, ESX Legacy and QBox, with configurable species, prices, level curves and tournament settings.

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Quasar Fishing Job – Advanced FiveM Fishing Script | Quasar Store — Advanced fishing job for FiveM with co-op missions, rod upgrades, realistic minigame, and dynamic fish by water type and location.

Binco Maps — Custom FiveM Binco Clothing Store MLO Pack

Binco Maps is a pack of custom Binco clothing store interiors covering locations across the entire Los Santos map. The key word is coverage: this isn't a single interior you place and forget, it's the whole map handled at once.

That matters more than it sounds for server pacing. If your server has one decent clothing store, every player ends up in the same spot, forming an invisible queue at the same marker. Distributing stores distributes players, and distributed players are what makes a city read like a city instead of a theme park with three attractions.

Each store is a complete, optimized interior — display racks, fitting rooms, counter, back room — with distinct personality but a consistent visual language across the pack. Lighting has been worked separately for day and night, so the same location genuinely feels different depending on when a player walks in. That's the difference between an interior made with care and one made to fill a gap.

Installation is drag-and-drop. The interiors work with whatever clothing system you already run, including Quasar Appearance 2.0, with no adaptation required. No dependencies to install, no configuration to rewrite.

Optimized for performance in busy servers, tested with high player counts, and compatible with QBCore, ESX Legacy, QBox and standalone setups.

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Binco Maps - FiveM Binco MLO Clothing Store Pack | Quasar Store — 7+ premium FiveM Binco MLOs with unique urban interiors. Compatible with QBCore, ESX Legacy, QBox & Standalone. Optimized for RP servers.

Digital Den Maps — FiveM Electronics Store MLO Pack

Digital Den electronics store MLO for FiveM with violet LED lighting at night

Digital Den Maps follows the same approach as Binco: many locations spread across the map, each one a finished, optimized interior.

The signature here is the lighting. These are violet-lit stores with LED work throughout, and the result is that they're recognizable from a distance. At night they become something else entirely.

That's the part of MLO design most people underestimate: it isn't the interior, it's the silhouette. A player driving past should be able to say "that's a Digital Den" from a hundred meters away without reading a sign. If they can, the location genuinely exists inside your world. If they can't, it's just another building with a door.

Each store includes the full retail layout — shelving, checkout area, back room and storage — ready for use as a phone shop, electronics retailer, tech business or player-owned storefront. If you run a phone or tech economy on your server, these are the physical locations that economy has been missing.

Drag-and-drop installation, optimized for performance, and compatible with QBCore, ESX Legacy, QBox and standalone. Works well paired with any player-owned business or job management system — including Quasar Job Management, released in the same Direct.

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Digital Den Shops - FiveM Phone & Electronics Store MLO | Quasar Store — 5+ premium FiveM Digital Den MLOs for phone and electronics stores. Modern tech shop interiors compatible with QBCore, ESX Legacy, QBox & Standalone.

Motels Creator 2.0 — FiveM Motel and Room Rental System

Motels Creator 2.0 isn't an update — it's effectively a rewrite. The clearest way to describe the jump: it now works a lot like Quasar Housing. That's the level motels have been raised to.

The full editor lets you create entire motels from scratch: define how many rooms each one has, set prices, configure permissions and shared access, all from inside the game. No config file editing, and no writing to us for every adjustment.

Strategically, the motel is a more important piece of your server than it looks, because it's a new player's first property. It's cheap, it's grim, it's theirs, and it's the rung that makes them want to earn enough to leave. A server where everyone starts in a penthouse has no story to tell — ambition needs a bad starting point.

Rooms include storage, decoration and shared access, so a motel room becomes a real base of operations rather than a spawn point. Players who share a room create relationships. Players who get evicted create drama. Both are content you didn't have to write.

For server owners, it's also one of the fastest economies to configure: a full motel with rooms, pricing and access rules can be set up in minutes, and it starts generating recurring income sinks immediately.

Compatible with QBCore, ESX Legacy and QBox, with full integration into Quasar Housing and Quasar Banking Creator for mortgage and property management.

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Quasar Motels Creator – Complete FiveM Motel System | Quasar Store — Create motels, rent rooms, manage stashes, wardrobes, keys, and parking. Real-time editing, auto-cleaning, and ESX/QB compatibility.

Books Creator — FREE FiveM Book and Document Script

Books Creator is completely free, and it has just received a full code and visual rewrite.

The script lets players write books inside the game — with formatting, images and custom covers — and those books exist as inventory items with metadata. That last detail is what makes it work: a book can be handed over, sold, lost, stolen or found on a body.

Think about what that unlocks on a roleplay server. Character diaries. A server newspaper. Faction bylaws. Police case files. An instruction manual. A letter someone leaves behind before their character leaves the city for good. We provide the tool; what comes out of it is entirely yours, and that's the point.

On why it's free: some resources exist because a server needs them, not because they'll make us money. This is one of them.

The rewrite covers both the backend and the interface, so the writing experience is now genuinely usable rather than something players tolerate. Formatting, cover design and page navigation all feel like a real book rather than a text box with a border.

Books Creator is compatible with QBCore, ESX Legacy and QBox, and works with any metadata-capable inventory — including Quasar Inventory. Full documentation and support are included, exactly as with our paid resources.

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Books Creator – In-Game Custom Books System | Quasar Store — Create in-game books with metadata, comics, tutorials, and custom props. Includes an immersive reading system for ESX and QB servers.

Vending Machine Creator — BEST FiveM Vending Machine Script

One of our longest-running free scripts just got the upgrade it was owed — and it's still free.

The first thing you'll notice is the interface. The old menu was grey, square and soulless, and it had been there since day one. It's gone. The purchase flow has been fully redesigned so a vending machine is used the way a vending machine should be: you walk up, you see what's inside, you buy.

Underneath there's considerably more than before. You can create vending machines anywhere on the map, each with its own product catalogue and pricing. Players can use them — but they can also buy them. And once a machine belongs to a player, that player has to restock it themselves, bring the inventory, refill it and collect whatever it earns.

That's where this stops being a decoration script and becomes an entry-level business. It's the smallest possible investment a player can make on your server: it costs little, it doesn't require a gang or a job, and suddenly that person owns something that runs empty, generates income and can be robbed.

For server owners chasing player retention, cheap ownership is one of the most underrated tools available. A player with something to maintain logs back in.

Fully documented, and compatible with QBCore, ESX Legacy, QBox and standalone setups.

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Quasar Vending Creator – FiveM Vending Machine Script | Quasar Store — Create and place custom vending machines anywhere in FiveM. Configure products, prices, and interactions with immersive animations.

Job Management — FiveM Multijob Remake with Full Company Control

Job Management is the complete remake of our Multijob script, and it has grown far enough that the old name no longer fits.

It gives business owners total control over their job: employee roster, ranks, salaries, permissions and company funds, all managed in-game. And there's an addition players will appreciate more than you'd expect — direct chat with the boss, built into the panel itself.

That detail changes the entire dynamic. An employee no longer has to hunt their boss down across the city or message them on Discord to ask for a promotion. It happens inside the game. The company starts operating like a company.

For server owners, the benefit is structural: this is handled by the boss, not by your staff. Every hiring request, promotion and payroll question that used to arrive as a support ticket or a 3 a.m. Discord DM to an admin is now the player's job. Admin burnout on roleplay servers is overwhelmingly caused by repetitive HR work, and this removes most of it in one install.

The result is more autonomy for your players and less workload for your team — both at once, which is rare.

Compatible with QBCore, ESX Legacy and QBox, with configurable ranks, permission tiers and salary structures. Integrates with Quasar Banking Creator for company accounts and payroll.

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Quasar Multijob – Multi-Job System for FiveM | Quasar Store — Hold multiple jobs with limits, ranks, badges, instant join/leave, and a sleek UI. Full flexibility for dynamic roleplay careers.

Scoreboard — Redesigned FiveM Scoreboard and Player List

A total remake. The previous version worked, but it had fallen well behind the visual standard of the rest of our catalogue — and on a resource that's on screen constantly, that shows.

The new Scoreboard is clean, instant and fully customizable so it matches your server's visual identity instead of looking like something bolted on by accident. Online players, IDs, ping, and on-duty counts for police, EMS and mechanics — one glance and you have it.

It's the least exciting resource in the Direct and, by a wide margin, the one your players will open most often. Some people press that key two hundred times a session without noticing, the way you check your phone for no reason. Two hundred openings with half a second of delay is a hundred seconds a day thrown away, per player. That's worth fixing.

Beyond the visual rebuild, the resource includes job on-duty tracking, available heist display based on police count, and job level and XP progress for supported Quasar jobs — so the scoreboard doubles as a light progression panel.

Built with a React NUI, optimized for performance, and compatible with QBCore, ESX Legacy, QBox and standalone servers. Fully translatable and colour-configurable.

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Quasar Scoreboard – Real-Time FiveM Server Dashboard | Quasar Store — Lightweight, responsive scoreboard showing players, jobs, uptime, and more. Smooth animations, configurable columns, and full framework support.

Waypoint — FiveM GPS and Waypoint System

Another total remake, and the difference from the previous version is that this one is genuinely RPG-grade and complete. It isn't "mark a point and you're done" — it's a full navigation system with everything you'd expect from a roleplay game: routes, saved points, favourites, shared waypoints for your crew and clear distance and direction indicators on the HUD.

It sounds basic. It is basic. That's exactly why it deserved to be done properly, because these are the systems nobody notices until they fail. Nobody has ever said "this server has a great waypoint system". Everybody has lived the moment where five people are shouting "where are you?" in voice chat while one of them is already driving the wrong way.

That moment is a product failure, not a player failure, and it costs your server real minutes of dead time every single session — multiplied by every crew, every job and every call-out.

Shared waypoints between faction or job members are the standout feature for organized play: police responding to the same call, a crew hitting the same location, a convoy staying together. One player marks it, everyone has it.

Compatible with QBCore, ESX Legacy and QBox, lightweight, and configurable to match your server's HUD style.

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Quasar Waypoint – MMORPG Waypoint System for FiveM | Quasar Store — MMORPG-style waypoint system for FiveM with customizable markers, distance tracking, colors, icons, and visibility. Ideal for jobs, missions, and RP.

Banking Creator — FiveM Banking Script with Mortgages and Bank Ownership

Banking Creator is the biggest system released in this Direct. It's a total remake, and it has everything.

There's a bank purchase system — a player can buy one. There are mortgages with approvals, meaning a person has to say yes. There's job and company account management. And the piece we're proudest of: if a player buys a house with Quasar Housing, they can manage that mortgage directly from the bank.

Think about what that does to your server. It stops being "I have money, I buy a house". It becomes applying for a mortgage, being approved or rejected, owing money to a bank owned by another player, and that player holding real leverage over you. That's an economic power relationship between people, not a number on a screen.

On top of that sits the Creator layer: build your own branches, place ATMs wherever you want, and configure commissions, loan terms and account types. Every movement is logged with full transaction history, which is what turns a robbery into an investigation and an investigation into three weeks of roleplay for twenty people.

If money means anything on your server, this is the infrastructure holding all of it up — payroll, businesses, property, crime and consequences.

Compatible with QBCore, ESX Legacy and QBox, with deep integration into Quasar Housing, Motels Creator 2.0 and Job Management.

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FiveM Banking Creator - Banking, Loans & Mortgage Script | Quasar Store — Complete FiveM Banking Script with custom banks, loans, mortgages and company accounts. Supports QBCore, ESX Legacy, QBox & Standalone.

Claw Machine — FiveM Claw Machine Arcade Script

Exactly what it looks like: a working claw machine you can place anywhere on your map, with four different machine models, native sound and custom animations.

Prizes are fully configurable and arrive as items in the player's inventory — plush toys, event exclusives, collectibles, or things that can't be obtained any other way on your entire server. Used well, a claw machine becomes a controlled distribution point for rare items rather than just a novelty.

The real argument for a script like this is stronger than it looks. These machines create something no metric on your dashboard will show you: places where people gather for no particular reason. Locations without a function are literally what separates a living city from a menu with streets.

Difficulty has been tuned to be fair — fair in the sense that real claw machines are fair. Which is to say the claw occasionally releases for reasons physics cannot explain, and the player stares at it in silence.

The four models let you fit different environments: a bright arcade, a grimy convenience store, a bowling alley, a hotel lobby. Sound and animation are handled natively, so it feels like part of the world rather than a menu that opens.

Compatible with QBCore, ESX Legacy and QBox, and designed to sit alongside Guitar Pro and the rest of our arcade line-up.

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FiveM Claw Machine - Arcade Prize & Minigame Script | Quasar Store — Realistic FiveM Claw Machine script with physics-based gameplay, 4 machines, prize stock, win chances and player-owned businesses for QBCore, ESX & QBox.

Guitar Pro — FiveM Guitar Rhythm Game with YouTube Music Support

An arcade cabinet suspiciously identical to a certain guitar game you're already thinking of. We're not going to say its name.

The feature that makes it endless: you can load music as a local file or directly from a YouTube link. In practice that means the machine doesn't have a song list — it has all of them. Your players will put on whatever they want, and that's the intention. No catalogue to prepare, no files to convert, no licensing playlist to maintain.

It plays solo, duo or versus, with levels, server-wide scores and unlockable guitars you buy as you progress.

Versus is what makes this work on a roleplay server, and it's worth being explicit about why: we don't want players to play, we want them to compete against someone they know and will see in the city tomorrow. That's where petty rivalry comes from, and petty rivalry is what makes people log back in.

Placed in a bar, a music shop, a youth centre or an arcade, it turns a static location into a destination. And because scores are server-wide, a single leaderboard can keep a community arguing for months.

Compatible with QBCore, ESX Legacy and QBox, with configurable difficulty, pricing per play and progression curves.

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Quasar Guitar Pro - FiveM Guitar & Rhythm Game Script | Quasar Store — FiveM Guitar Script with Solo, Duo & Versus modes, custom songs, global rankings and multiple difficulties. Compatible with QBCore, ESX, QBox & Standalone.

The 11 previews — what's coming next

Vehicleshop Creator — FiveM Car Dealership Script

The next major update to Vehicleshop Creator turns it into a full dealership builder. Create your dealership from scratch, define showroom slots and pricing, tune vehicles in front of the customer, and — the part that matters more than it sounds — decorate your dealership.

A dealership you can decorate stops being a purchase menu and becomes a business with a face. The luxury dealer looks nothing like the second-hand lot. Players will know which one they're going to before they leave the house. Coming soon.

MLO Creator — Build FiveM MLOs and Ymaps In-Game

The heaviest thing we've ever built. Create MLOs, ymaps and more directly inside the game — no dependencies, no restarts, fully fluid, with materials and lighting updating in real time as you work.

It removes the loop that stops most people from ever making an interior: learn an external program, export, load in, spot a mistake, exit, fix, export again. Built for all skill levels. Coming soon.

Family Creator — FiveM Marriage and Family Tree Script (early preview)

Get married, choose your family name, do family activities, and track everything through a complete family tree.

The tree is what makes it work. Family relationships currently live in players' heads and in Discord messages — they get forgotten and contradicted. Once it's recorded and viewable, a family stops being a verbal agreement and becomes a fact of your server, with history and generations. Players don't abandon a server where they have a family. Early preview, no date yet.

Tattoo Creator — Draw Custom FiveM Tattoos

Not simple tattoos. Draw directly on the skin, stroke by stroke, anywhere on the body. Insert images and position them.

Your tattoo artists stop picking from a closed list of twelve designs and become actual artists taking actual commissions. Coming soon.

Nails Creator — FiveM Nail Customization Script

Create your players' nails, and it's incredibly complete: shape, length, colour, gradients, finishes and decoration.

Small character details are the ones people look at closely — and the first thing visible in first person while driving, aiming or shaking hands. Coming soon.

Weapon Skin Creator — Custom FiveM Weapon Skins and Tints

Create weapons with fully custom tints — colours, layers, finishes — and place images onto them.

A custom weapon isn't decoration, it's a signature: a whole crew running the same finish, a player recognized by their pistol before their face. It also opens a new trade, because someone on your server will start designing skins on commission. Coming soon.

Trading Cards 2.0 — FiveM Trading Card System with Grading

Create your own cards in-game, edit ranks and rarities, build your own packs, and use the two pieces that change everything: a trader and a grader.

The grader is the key. Once a card can be evaluated and carry a grade, there stop being "cards" and there start being good and bad copies of the same card — which creates a real market with pricing, speculation and obsession. Coming soon.

Warzone — FiveM Battle Royale Gamemode

The Deathmatch remake, and it's no longer a versus script. This turns FiveM into Warzone, with all game modes — including gulag — solo, duo or squad play, skins, gestures, and an admin panel to run events and create packages.

Warzone doesn't compete with roleplay, it protects it: it's where you send players who need twenty minutes to blow off steam without wrecking your city. Coming soon.

Beats Machine — osu! Inside FiveM with YouTube Music

osu! inside FiveM. Precision, combos, accuracy percentage and a server-wide leaderboard — and like Guitar Pro, it accepts YouTube music directly. Paste a link, get a chart.

A machine that never runs out of content. Coming soon.

Arcade Creator — Build and Manage Your Own FiveM Arcade

The one we closed the Direct with. Put plainly: it's the official GTA V arcade DLC, but better. The games are the same, and on top of that you can build your own arcade and manage it completely — the cabinet, the screen, the controls, the game inside, price per play, prizes and venue management.

It has so much code that it was chaotic to program. It's the hardest thing we've built in years, which is why it doesn't have a date yet. Coming soon.

Backrooms 2.0 — coming October 2026

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We'll be honest, because we owe you that: the current version of Backrooms is bad. We've known it for a long time.

So we didn't patch it. We threw it out and built a real horror game.

You now have to escape more than three completely unique Backrooms floors, each with its own mechanics and its own difficulty. These aren't three versions of the same yellow corridor with different textures — they're three different games chained together, and every time you descend, the rules you'd learned stop applying.

Releasing October 2026. It's the only date we gave in the entire Direct, and we gave it because this one is already where it needs to be.

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Which scripts should you install first?

If you're not sure where to start, here's how we'd prioritize by server type.

New server, building from zero Appearance 2.0 → Scoreboard → Waypoint → Motels Creator 2.0 → Banking Creator. These are foundations: character creation, UI, navigation, entry-level housing and the economy layer underneath everything.

Established server with a retention problem Fishing Job → Vending Machine Creator (free) → Claw Machine → Guitar Pro. Reasons to log in that don't depend on other players being online, plus places where people gather for no particular reason.

Roleplay-heavy server Books Creator (free) → Job Management → Banking Creator → Motels Creator 2.0. Player-authored content, player-run companies, and economic power relationships between characters.

Server with overworked admins Job Management first, then Banking Creator. Between them they remove most repetitive HR and economy tickets from your staff's workload.

On a budget Books Creator and Vending Machine Creator are free, fully documented and supported. Start there.

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Compatibility and support

Every resource released at Quasar Direct September 2026 is compatible with QBCore, ESX Legacy and QBox, with several also running standalone. Framework detection is automatic in most resources — no manual configuration required.

Full documentation for every script is available at docs.quasar-store.com, including installation guides, config references, exports and troubleshooting.

Support is handled through our Discord, where our team and community answer setup questions daily. If you hit a problem, that's the fastest route to a fix.

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Where to find us

• Store — store.quasar-store.com

• Website — quasar-store.com

• Documentation — docs.quasar-store.com

• Discord — discord.gg/quasarstore

• YouTube — @quasarstore

• Twitch — imnotquasar

• GitHub — imnotquasar

The next Quasar Direct will be announced on Discord. Two of the previews above will be there.

Quick summary: what Quasar Store is working on right now

• Backrooms — Full remake: it stops being a map and becomes a real horror game. Over 70 custom sounds, 4 to 5 rooms, a different monster in each one, a sanity system, a flashlight with batteries, usable lockers, loot zones, unique items, and dynamic phases like the alarm moment. The final level: LEVEL X.

• QS-Interface (Quasar Interface) — Remaster: already in public beta. Improved HUD editor, clean new interfaces (racing mode, clean mode, cyberpunk mode), ready-made presets, map border, and a top-screen compass.

• Quasar Jobs — All remastered: more than 10 completely unique jobs renewed, with betas already downloadable.

• Complete arcade system: a recreation of GTA's famous arcade DLC, with its machines, native systems, and much more.

• Guitar Pro: a script that is literally Guitar Hero inside the game.

• Everything gets announced on August 29 at the next Quasar Direct.

First, let's talk about you

Before we show a single line of code, there's something we want to make clear: Quasar Store wouldn't exist without the community that has backed us for years. Every server that opens its doors running our scripts, every developer who reports a bug at three in the morning, every owner who writes in asking for one specific feature — all of that is literally what shapes our roadmap.

That's why this article isn't a marketing campaign. It's an open devlog. We're going to tell you what we're working on, where each project stands, what you can already try today, and what's still in the oven. No touched-up screenshots, no promises we can't keep, and no hiding the parts we still have to polish.

There's a solid reason for that: we believe an informed customer makes better decisions. If you know exactly what you're getting, how it works under the hood, and where it's headed, you're not buying a script — you're adopting a tool you'll be able to maintain for years. That's the difference between selling and sticking around.

Loyalty isn't asked for, it's earned. And it's earned by shipping updates nobody forced you to make.

Backrooms: the full remake (now a true horror game)

Let's start with the most ambitious project. Quasar Store's Backrooms has been rebuilt from scratch. It's not a patch, it's not an add-on, it's not "an update with some new content." It's a complete remake, and the goal was very specific: stop being an atmospheric setting and become a true horror game, playable from start to finish inside your server.

To give you a sense of the scale, let's start with the number that sums it up best: more than 70 custom sounds. Seventy. Not recycled generic effects, but a bespoke sound library designed for this game. And those of us who've been making horror for a while know one thing: fear comes in through the ears. That number alone tells you how much content is dragging behind it.

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Four to five rooms, and a different monster in each one

The remake ships with at least 4-5 completely distinct rooms. And here's the core of the design: every room has its own monster and its own mechanics. It's not the same enemy with a different texture chasing you down a different hallway. Each level forces you to learn a brand new set of rules:

• One monster may react to sound, forcing you to move slowly and think twice before every sprint.

• Another may react to light, turning your flashlight into a double-edged weapon.

• Another may play with sight and line of vision, punishing you for looking where you shouldn't.

• And each one has its own patrol behavior, its own audio, and its own way of killing you.

That means you can't "learn" the game once and be done. Beating level 1 does not prepare you for level 3. This is real progression, not repetition.

LEVEL X: the highest, the biggest, the heaviest

LEVEL X is the highest level in the game and, without exaggeration, the largest and heaviest of the entire package. It's the final destination: the room where everything you learned in the previous levels converges, with the most content, the most detail, and the highest difficulty. Getting here is already an achievement. Getting out is another story.

Gameplay systems: this isn't a map, it's a game

This is where the remake definitively separates itself from anything else you've seen. These are the systems inside:

LEVEL X: the highest, the biggest, the heaviest

LEVEL X is the highest level in the game and, without exaggeration, the largest and heaviest of the entire package. It's the final destination: the room where everything you learned in the previous levels converges, with the most content, the most detail, and the highest difficulty. Getting here is already an achievement. Getting out is another story.

Zone phases: the alarm moment

And now our favorite part. Every zone has dynamic phases: events that trigger mid-run and completely change how that room plays in that moment.

The perfect example is the alarm moment. Suddenly, the entire room turns red, an alarm starts blaring, and the lights begin to flicker. What was a walkable hallway a second ago becomes a strobe-lit hell where you can barely orient yourself — and where the monster knows exactly where you are.

The phases aren't visual decoration: they change the zone's active rules. What worked before the alarm may not work during it. And that's exactly the feeling we were after: never letting you get comfortable.

QS-Interface: the remaster you can already try in beta

Good news — and the kind you get to enjoy today: QS-Interface (Quasar Interface) is getting a full remaster, and it can already be tested in beta. This isn't an announcement for six months from now. It's there, available, waiting for you.

QS-Interface has always been the resource servers touch most, because the HUD is the first thing a player sees when they join and the last thing they see when they leave. If the HUD is ugly, slow, or generic, your server looks generic. That's why this remaster focused on two things: customization freedom and visual cleanliness.

A significantly better HUD editor

The heart of the update is the new HUD editor. Faster, clearer, and far more flexible: you place, move, enable, and disable elements visually, seeing the result in real time. No editing files blind, and no reloading the resource fifty times to nudge an icon five pixels to the left.

Clean new interfaces and ready-made presets

The remaster arrives with completely new interfaces, built for different server styles:

Available in beta now. If you're a QS-Interface customer, you can download and test the remaster whenever you want. And yes, we want your feedback: the beta exists precisely so the final version is shaped by you.

Quasar Jobs: 10+ jobs, all remastered and already downloadable

This one we're especially excited to share, because it's pure commitment to the people who already trusted us: every Quasar Job is being remastered. And we're not talking about one or two. We're talking about more than 10 completely unique jobs, each with its own identity, its own mechanics, and its own progression.

Best of all: their beta versions are already available to download whenever you want. No waitlist, no paid early access. If you own the job, you have the beta.

What does "remastered" actually mean here? It means reviewing the entire job: performance, interfaces, activity flow, compatibility, and feel. A well-made job isn't a list of repetitive tasks — it's a reason for your players to log in again tomorrow. That's the bar we're holding the whole collection to.

And that's not all: a complete arcade system

We've been dying to show this one. We're working on a complete arcade system, recreating the famous GTA arcade DLC that so many people in the community have fond memories of.

And when we say complete, we mean it. This isn't a decorative cabinet with a menu slapped on top. We're talking about:

• The arcade machines from the DLC, working and playable.

• Native systems, leveraging what the game itself already provides for maximum fidelity and integration.

• And much more that we'd rather save for the Direct.

The goal is to give your server a real social space: somewhere players meet up, compete, bet on a high score, and generate roleplay without an admin having to organize anything. The best server events are the ones that happen on their own.

Guitar Pro: literally Guitar Hero inside the game

And there's still one more. We're building Guitar Pro, a script that is, plainly put, a full Guitar Hero inside the game.

Falling notes, rhythm, precision, combos, and that perfect mix of tension and adrenaline we all recognize. Except here you're not playing alone in your living room — you're performing in front of other players, on a stage, in a bar, at an event on your server. And that changes everything.

Guitar Pro is exactly the kind of resource we love building: a minigame with real depth that generates roleplay nobody wrote into a script. Concerts, competitions, improvised performances. Content that creates itself.

Transparency: how we work, and why we're telling you

We could have kept all of this until Direct day and dropped it all at once. It would have been more dramatic. But we'd rather do it this way, and there are concrete reasons:

1. Because a public beta is an act of trust

Releasing QS-Interface and the Quasar Jobs in beta means showing you the work before it's perfect. It means accepting that you'll see rough edges. We do it anyway, because we'd rather the final version be tested by hundreds of real servers than by our test environment.

2. Because we want you to learn, not just install

Every remaster ships with documentation built to teach: how the resource is structured, what events it exposes, how to integrate it with your framework, and how to modify it without breaking it on the next update. A server whose team understands its scripts is a server that lasts for years.

3. Because updates aren't charged for twice

If you're already a customer, the remasters are yours. That's the deal, and there's no fine print.

4. Because we'd rather say "not yet" than lie

If something isn't ready, we say so. If a date moves, we say so. Credibility is the one asset you can't buy back.

Frequently asked questions

When is the next Quasar Direct?

August 29. That's where all of these projects get announced, along with plenty of things we haven't made public yet.

Is the Backrooms remake really a horror game?

Yes. It stops being an ambient map and becomes a complete playable experience: more than 70 custom sounds, 4-5 rooms, a monster with its own mechanics in each, a sanity system, a flashlight with batteries, usable lockers, loot zones, unique items, and dynamic phases like the alarm mode.

What is LEVEL X?

It's the highest level in Backrooms: the biggest and heaviest in the game. The final destination, and the hardest one to survive.

Can I try the qs-interface remaster already?

Yes, it's in beta and you can test it right now. It includes the new HUD editor, racing, clean, and cyberpunk modes, ready-made presets, a map border, and a top-screen compass.

Are the Quasar Jobs betas available?

Yes. Every remastered Quasar Job has a downloadable beta right now. That's more than 10 completely unique jobs.

Do I have to pay again for the remasters?

No. If you already own the resource, the remaster is included.

What does the arcade system include?

It's a recreation of GTA's famous arcade DLC: its playable arcade cabinets, native systems, and much more. Full details land at the Direct.

What is Guitar Pro?

A script that works literally like Guitar Hero inside the game: notes falling in time, combos, scoring, and live performances in front of other players.

Save the Date — Quasar Direct

And this is just the tip of the iceberg.

Backrooms, QS-Interface, Quasar Jobs, the Arcade System, and Guitar Pro are only the projects we can talk about already. More FiveM scripts, updates, remasters, and surprises are coming.

August 29

All of this and much more will be revealed at the next:

QUASAR DIRECT

See you there. And thank you, genuinely, for continuing to bet on Quasar Store.

The latest Quasar Direct, held on July 25th, 2026, has officially become one of the biggest events in Quasar Store's history. What started as a livestream to showcase the latest projects quickly turned into one of the largest community gatherings we've ever hosted, reaching more than 450 concurrent viewers on Twitch while hundreds of developers, server owners and FiveM enthusiasts followed every announcement live.

For us, this event represented far more than a product presentation. It marked the beginning of a completely new generation of FiveM resources, introducing brand-new gameplay experiences, huge technical improvements, major visual redesigns and systems that have been under development for months.

During the event we revealed completely new scripts, massive updates to some of our most popular products and showcased technologies that will shape the future of the Quasar ecosystem throughout 2026 and beyond.

Whether you own an ESX server, a QBCore server, a QBox project or you're simply looking for the most advanced FiveM resources currently available, this Quasar Direct introduced dozens of features designed to improve immersion, increase player retention and provide administrators with more customization than ever before.

The community response exceeded every expectation. Throughout the livestream we presented entirely new arcade games, a completely redesigned inventory built with React, one of the biggest Diamond Casino updates we've ever released, revolutionary improvements to Housing, a brand-new Mechanic Downtown MLO and several multiplayer activities designed to bring players together through competitive gameplay.

This event also demonstrated our long-term commitment to creating complete ecosystems rather than isolated scripts. Every new release has been designed to integrate naturally with existing Quasar products while remaining compatible with the most popular FiveM frameworks including ESX, QBCore and QBox.

Our objective has never been to release resources simply for the sake of increasing our catalogue. Every script introduced during the July Quasar Direct focuses on creating meaningful gameplay that keeps communities active for months rather than days. From social activities to economy systems, realistic interactions and fully immersive experiences, every announcement reflects that philosophy.

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A New Generation of FiveM Experiences

The July Quasar Direct wasn't centered around a single product. Instead, it represented an entire collection of systems that work together to create richer roleplay servers with significantly more activities available for players.

One of the biggest focuses of this year's presentation was expanding gameplay beyond traditional jobs. While roleplay servers often revolve around police, EMS and criminal activities, modern communities increasingly demand recreational content that encourages players to spend time together even when they're not grinding money.

That philosophy inspired an entirely new collection of multiplayer experiences, bringing competitive arcade-style activities into FiveM while maintaining the immersive quality expected from premium roleplay servers.

Players can now challenge each other in strategic games, reaction-based competitions, sports-inspired activities and social minigames without ever leaving the world of Los Santos.

At the same time, server owners received powerful updates to long-standing flagship products including Housing, Inventory and Diamond Casino, making these already popular resources more powerful than ever before.

The result is one of the most complete update waves ever released by Quasar Store.

Eight Brand-New FiveM Scripts Join the Quasar Collection

One of the biggest moments of the Quasar Direct came when we officially introduced eight completely new premium scripts.

Rather than focusing on repetitive gameplay mechanics already available across the FiveM market, each release was designed to provide unique multiplayer experiences that encourage player interaction.

The new collection includes Chess, Darts, Air Hockey, Arm Wrestling, Pool, Ping Pong, Dance Machine and Water War.

Each one has been built from scratch with smooth animations, multiplayer synchronization, optimized networking and an intuitive user experience suitable for both public servers and serious roleplay communities.

Unlike traditional FiveM minigames that often feel disconnected from the world around them, these new activities become natural meeting points for players. Whether someone is relaxing after completing missions, waiting for friends or organizing server-wide tournaments, these games add meaningful social interaction to every city.

Every resource also follows Quasar Store's modern development standards, featuring optimized performance, easy configuration, extensive compatibility and continuous updates.

Instead of releasing experimental concepts, we focused on polished gameplay that feels complete from day one.

This collection also marks the beginning of our upcoming Arcade Games Bundle, allowing communities to transform entertainment areas into fully interactive social hubs packed with competitive activities.

Built for Modern FiveM Servers

Modern FiveM communities demand much more than functional scripts.

Players expect beautiful interfaces, smooth animations, polished visual effects, responsive gameplay and systems that seamlessly integrate with the rest of their server.

Every product announced during Quasar Direct July 2026 has been developed with exactly that objective.

Whether we're talking about competitive games like Air Hockey and Pool, immersive experiences like Dance Machine, or massive systems such as the completely redesigned Inventory and Diamond Casino, every project shares the same philosophy: premium quality without compromising server performance.

This new generation of Quasar resources continues our commitment to providing highly optimized scripts that remain accessible to every type of community, from small private roleplay servers to large public networks supporting hundreds of concurrent players.

The July Quasar Direct is only the beginning of everything planned for the remainder of 2026, and these releases establish a new quality standard for premium FiveM development.

Chess for FiveM – A Complete Multiplayer Strategy Experience

Chess has always been considered one of the world's greatest strategy games, and bringing that experience into FiveM opens completely new possibilities for roleplay communities. Instead of relying exclusively on action-based gameplay, players can now slow down, sit across from one another and compete in matches that reward patience, intelligence and tactical thinking.

Our new Chess script has been developed entirely from scratch to recreate the authentic experience while remaining fully integrated inside GTA V. Every piece moves naturally, every interaction has been carefully polished and the entire interface has been designed to feel modern, intuitive and visually immersive.

Unlike simple scripted minigames, Chess becomes a genuine social activity. Friends can organize tournaments, cafés can host competitions, casinos can include dedicated strategy rooms and communities can create recurring events that encourage player interaction outside of traditional roleplay jobs.

The entire experience has been optimized for multiplayer synchronization, ensuring every movement remains perfectly synchronized between both participants without sacrificing performance.

Because the gameplay follows official chess rules, experienced players immediately feel at home while newcomers can learn naturally through practice. This creates a completely different type of activity compared to most FiveM resources, offering an intellectual challenge instead of relying purely on reflexes.

For communities looking to diversify player activities, Chess represents an excellent addition to restaurants, cafés, luxury apartments, country clubs, casinos and public parks, allowing roleplay to develop organically around meaningful social interactions.

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Darts for FiveM – Classic Competition Reimagined

Darts has always been one of the most recognizable games found inside pubs, clubs and entertainment venues around the world. Bringing that experience into FiveM allows server owners to transform otherwise decorative interiors into fully interactive social spaces where players can challenge one another in precision-based competitions.

The Quasar Darts script combines realistic throwing mechanics with responsive gameplay designed specifically for multiplayer roleplay environments. Every throw feels satisfying, requiring players to carefully balance timing and precision in order to maximize their score.

Whether players are enjoying a relaxing evening at a local bar or organizing competitive tournaments with friends, Darts naturally creates conversations, rivalries and memorable moments that strengthen community engagement.

Its lightweight optimization also makes it suitable for virtually every server, regardless of player count.

Unlike many traditional FiveM activities that revolve around earning money, Darts focuses entirely on player interaction. It encourages casual competition while providing server owners with another entertaining activity capable of increasing player retention throughout the day.

As part of our expanding Arcade Games collection, Darts demonstrates how simple concepts can become highly engaging multiplayer experiences when executed with premium quality.

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Air Hockey for FiveM – Fast-Paced Multiplayer Action

Air Hockey introduces one of the fastest and most competitive arcade experiences ever developed for FiveM. Designed around quick reactions, precise movement and constant action, every match delivers intense gameplay from the very first second until the final goal.

Players compete face-to-face across a fully interactive Air Hockey table featuring smooth puck physics, responsive controls and highly optimized synchronization, ensuring that every movement remains fluid regardless of server population.

The gameplay is easy to understand within seconds but difficult to master, making it suitable for both casual players and highly competitive communities.

Air Hockey fits naturally inside shopping centers, entertainment districts, arcades, malls, family recreation centers and casinos, giving players another reason to spend time together beyond standard roleplay activities.

Its competitive nature also makes it ideal for server events, championships and community tournaments where players can compete for rewards while creating exciting moments for spectators.

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Arm Wrestling for FiveM – Strength Meets Perfect Timing

Arm Wrestling transforms one of the oldest competitive activities into a fully interactive multiplayer FiveM experience. Instead of relying solely on character statistics, victory depends on player timing, reactions and consistency throughout each duel.

Every match creates genuine tension as both competitors struggle to overpower one another, producing exciting moments that naturally attract nearby spectators inside roleplay environments.

Whether taking place inside gyms, biker clubs, bars, underground fight venues or outdoor festivals, Arm Wrestling becomes an activity capable of gathering players together while encouraging spontaneous roleplay interactions.

The script has been designed with fluid animations, responsive synchronization and optimized networking to ensure every competition feels natural without negatively impacting overall server performance.

Rather than functioning as a simple animation sequence, Arm Wrestling delivers a genuine competitive minigame capable of becoming one of the most popular attractions across any modern FiveM server.

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Pool for FiveM – Professional Billiards Inside GTA V

Pool, also known as Billiards, has long been one of the most requested recreational activities by FiveM communities around the world. With the release of Quasar Pool, players finally gain access to a premium-quality billiards experience featuring realistic ball physics, intuitive aiming mechanics and polished multiplayer synchronization.

Every shot has been carefully designed to reproduce the satisfaction of real-world billiards while remaining accessible to newcomers who simply want to enjoy a casual game with friends.

Whether players are practicing advanced bank shots or simply competing for fun inside local bars, Pool creates endless opportunities for organic roleplay and social interaction.

The script transforms decorative pool tables into fully playable entertainment systems capable of becoming gathering points across the city.

Luxury clubs, casinos, hotels, pubs and private mansions instantly become more immersive once players are able to interact with them rather than simply walking past them.

Every detail has been designed with realism, optimization and long-term replayability in mind, making Pool one of the strongest additions to the growing Quasar Arcade Games collection.

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Ping Pong for FiveM – Fast, Competitive and Built for Endless Fun

Table Tennis, also known worldwide as Ping Pong, is one of the fastest and most entertaining competitive sports ever created. Bringing this classic experience into FiveM allows players to enjoy dynamic matches that require precision, quick reflexes and perfect timing, all while remaining fully immersed inside the GTA V world.

The Quasar Ping Pong script has been designed from the ground up to provide fluid gameplay, responsive ball physics and smooth multiplayer synchronization. Every rally feels natural, every point becomes exciting and every match offers a unique experience where skill truly makes the difference.

Instead of being a simple animated interaction, Ping Pong delivers an authentic competitive activity capable of keeping players entertained for hours. Whether two friends decide to challenge each other after work or an entire server organizes tournaments with dozens of participants, the gameplay remains engaging from beginning to end.

One of the biggest strengths of Ping Pong is its versatility. It fits perfectly inside gyms, recreational centers, hotels, luxury villas, sports clubs, beaches, universities, casinos and even public parks, transforming decorative environments into interactive spaces where players naturally gather.

As communities continue looking for activities beyond grinding money or completing jobs, social games such as Ping Pong become incredibly valuable. They encourage conversations, friendly rivalries and spontaneous roleplay, increasing player retention without requiring complicated mechanics.

Every aspect of the script has been optimized to meet Quasar's modern development standards, ensuring excellent performance while maintaining the premium visual quality expected from professional FiveM resources.

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Dance Machine for FiveM – The Ultimate Rhythm Experience

Among every announcement showcased during the July Quasar Direct, there was one project that immediately captured everyone's attention. Dance Machine quickly became one of the highlights of the entire presentation, combining music, rhythm, visual effects and competitive gameplay into an experience unlike anything previously available for FiveM.

Inspired by the iconic arcade dancing machines that became famous around the world, Dance Machine transforms music into gameplay. Players must carefully follow incoming notes, react with perfect timing and build long combos to achieve the highest possible scores while performing impressive dance routines in front of everyone watching.

Unlike traditional animations that simply play automatically, Dance Machine creates genuine interaction between the player and the music. Every successful input improves the performance, while every mistake challenges players to recover their rhythm and continue their combo.

The result is an incredibly satisfying gameplay loop that rewards both practice and skill.

Dance Machine also introduces an entirely new category of social content for FiveM servers. Players naturally gather around the machine to watch competitions, cheer for their friends and challenge each other to increasingly difficult songs, creating an atmosphere that feels alive and energetic.

Nightclubs become more immersive, entertainment districts become busier and community events become far more engaging thanks to an activity that everyone can immediately understand while still offering a high skill ceiling for experienced players.

This project represents one of the most ambitious arcade experiences ever developed by Quasar Store, combining polished animations, responsive controls, optimized networking and a visually impressive presentation into a single complete package.

Personally, this became one of our favorite projects to develop throughout the entire month, and judging by the community's reaction during Quasar Direct, it's easy to understand why.

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Water War for FiveM – Summer Multiplayer Fun Like Never Before

Summer is all about having fun, and Water War captures that feeling perfectly by introducing one of the most original multiplayer activities ever created for FiveM. Rather than focusing on combat or traditional roleplay mechanics, this script encourages players to relax, laugh and enjoy fast-paced water battles with friends.

Armed with colorful water guns, participants compete across specially prepared areas where speed, positioning and teamwork become the keys to victory. The gameplay is simple enough for everyone to enjoy immediately while remaining exciting thanks to constant movement and unpredictable encounters.

Unlike weapon-based combat systems, Water War creates a family-friendly competitive environment where everyone can participate regardless of their roleplay background.

This makes Water War an excellent choice for seasonal events, beach festivals, community celebrations, server anniversaries and public gatherings where administrators want to encourage positive player interaction instead of competitive violence.

Because the gameplay is designed around pure entertainment, it naturally attracts spectators while encouraging large groups of players to participate together.

The script also demonstrates Quasar Store's commitment to creating experiences that extend beyond traditional roleplay systems. Sometimes the most memorable moments on a server don't come from making money or completing missions—they come from laughing together with friends during unexpected events.

Water War captures exactly that philosophy, delivering a refreshing gameplay experience that feels completely different from anything else currently available within the FiveM ecosystem.

A New Standard for Arcade Games in FiveM

With the release of Chess, Darts, Air Hockey, Arm Wrestling, Pool, Ping Pong, Dance Machine and Water War, Quasar Store significantly expands its catalogue of premium FiveM resources while introducing an entirely new category of social gameplay focused on player interaction rather than repetitive progression systems.

Each script has been designed independently with its own identity, mechanics and gameplay style, yet together they create a complete arcade ecosystem capable of transforming any roleplay server into a far more dynamic and entertaining world.

Whether server owners wish to build luxurious casinos, bustling entertainment districts, beach resorts, shopping centers, sports complexes or fully interactive arcades, this new collection provides everything needed to keep players engaged long after they've finished their daily jobs.

More importantly, these releases represent only the beginning. During the Quasar Direct, we also announced that these experiences will soon be available as part of a dedicated Arcade Games Bundle, making it easier than ever for server owners to build complete entertainment zones packed with premium multiplayer activities.

The future of FiveM isn't only about realism—it's also about giving players more reasons to stay connected, socialize and create unforgettable moments together. These new arcade games are another major step toward that vision.

Diamond Casino Receives Its Biggest Update Ever

The Diamond Casino has always been one of the flagship resources within the Quasar ecosystem, allowing server owners to create a true luxury destination where players can relax, gamble and enjoy premium entertainment. Throughout the past years it has become one of the most recognizable casino systems available for FiveM, but during the July 2026 Quasar Direct we unveiled what is, without question, the largest update the project has ever received.

Rather than focusing on a handful of small improvements, this release completely expands the casino experience by introducing new management tools, large-scale community events, exclusive VIP services and additional gameplay systems that make the building feel alive twenty-four hours a day.

The objective behind this update was simple: transform the Diamond Casino from a collection of gambling tables into a complete entertainment business capable of becoming the center of your server's economy and social activity.

Every improvement announced during Quasar Direct has been designed to increase immersion while simultaneously giving administrators and casino owners far greater control over their establishments. Instead of relying on static gameplay, the new systems encourage players to return regularly thanks to dynamic events, exclusive rewards and premium experiences that evolve over time.

Whether your server focuses on serious roleplay, luxury lifestyles or simply wants to provide high-quality entertainment for its community, this update introduces countless new possibilities that dramatically increase the value of the Diamond Casino.

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A Completely Redesigned Casino Dashboard

One of the first major announcements during the presentation was the introduction of an entirely new management dashboard. The previous administration tools have been replaced by a modern interface that allows casino owners and staff to monitor their business with significantly greater precision.

The dashboard centralizes important information into a single location, making daily management far easier while maintaining the clean visual design that has become characteristic of Quasar's newest generation of interfaces.

Instead of navigating through multiple menus or relying on external commands, casino administrators can quickly access the information they need while remaining fully immersed inside the game world.

The redesign also follows the same modern design philosophy introduced with our latest React-based interfaces, creating a more professional experience that feels consistent across the entire Quasar ecosystem.

Global Jackpot Events Bring the Entire Server Together

Perhaps the most exciting addition announced during Quasar Direct is the introduction of Global Jackpot Events.

Unlike traditional slot machine jackpots that only affect individual players, Global Jackpot Events create server-wide excitement by allowing everyone inside the casino to participate in massive prize opportunities that build anticipation throughout the day.

This transforms every visit into something unpredictable.

At any moment, players may discover that a Global Jackpot Event has started, encouraging more visitors to travel to the casino and increasing activity throughout the entire building. Instead of gambling becoming an isolated activity, these events create genuine community moments where dozens of players gather together waiting to see who will become the next massive winner.

For roleplay servers, this creates incredible opportunities for spontaneous interactions, media coverage, celebrations, security operations and unforgettable moments that players continue talking about long after the event has ended.

The addition of Global Jackpot Events also gives server administrators a powerful tool for increasing player engagement during peak hours, special holidays or community celebrations without requiring manual intervention every time.

The casino no longer feels like a static location—it becomes one of the most active places on the entire map.

Rentable VIP Rooms Create a Premium Casino Experience

Luxury has always been an important part of the Diamond Casino, but this update takes exclusivity to an entirely new level through the introduction of fully rentable VIP rooms.

Players can now access premium private spaces designed for high-end roleplay, exclusive meetings, celebrations and elite gambling sessions away from the main casino floor.

This feature opens countless possibilities for communities focused on realism. Business executives can organize confidential meetings, criminal organizations can negotiate deals in private, celebrities can host exclusive parties and wealthy players finally have a space that reflects their status inside the server.

Rather than simply adding decorative interiors, these VIP rooms become functional areas that naturally encourage higher-quality roleplay.

For server owners, they also introduce new opportunities to expand their economy by creating premium services that players genuinely value.

The combination of luxury, exclusivity and immersion makes these new spaces one of the standout features introduced during the July Quasar Direct.

More Than a Casino — A Living Entertainment Destination

Taken together, the redesigned dashboard, Global Jackpot Events and rentable VIP rooms completely redefine what players should expect from a casino resource in FiveM.

The Diamond Casino is no longer just somewhere to play blackjack or spin slot machines. It evolves into a living entertainment complex where community events, premium services, social gatherings and dynamic gameplay constantly create new reasons for players to return.

This philosophy reflects the direction Quasar Store continues to pursue across every major project: creating systems that remain engaging long after their initial release while providing administrators with the tools necessary to build thriving communities.

The July 2026 Diamond Casino update is easily one of the most ambitious expansions we've ever developed, and it represents only one part of the enormous collection of announcements revealed during this year's Quasar Direct.

Housing for FiveM Reaches a New Level of Realism

Housing has always been one of the most important pillars of roleplay. A house is much more than a place where players store items—it becomes their home, their personal space and, in many cases, one of the biggest long-term objectives they pursue throughout their journey on a server.

With the July 2026 update, Quasar Housing takes another enormous step forward by introducing one of the largest expansions ever released for the resource. This update isn't simply about adding new furniture or improving menus. Instead, it completely changes how players purchase, manage and experience properties, introducing entirely new gameplay systems that make owning a home feel significantly more immersive than ever before.

During Quasar Direct, we showcased three major additions that completely redefine the Housing experience: a brand-new Real Estate Agency system, fully interactive pets and dynamic weather inside properties.

Together, these features transform Housing into a living ecosystem rather than a simple property script.

Our objective has always been to create the most complete housing experience available for FiveM, and every new feature announced during Quasar Direct moves us even closer to that goal.

Rather than focusing only on buying and selling houses, Housing now creates an entire lifestyle around property ownership.

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A Fully Interactive Real Estate Agency System

One of the biggest announcements during the presentation was the introduction of an entirely new Real Estate Agency system.

Instead of purchasing properties through static menus or NPC interactions with very little immersion, players can now experience a much more realistic process that closely resembles how real estate agencies operate.

Buying a home becomes part of the roleplay itself.

Real estate agencies can now showcase available properties, assist clients throughout the purchasing process and create a much deeper property market that encourages interaction between players rather than relying exclusively on automated systems.

This creates completely new business opportunities for roleplay communities.

Servers can establish dedicated real estate companies, employ agents, organize property visits and develop an active housing market where every transaction feels meaningful.

Instead of houses simply appearing inside a menu, properties become valuable assets that naturally integrate into the economy while encouraging long-term player progression.

This addition significantly increases immersion while giving communities another complete profession capable of generating roleplay every day.

Pets Become Part of Your Home

One of the features that generated the biggest reaction during Quasar Direct was the arrival of pets inside Housing.

Homes no longer feel empty after players disconnect or finish decorating them. They now become living environments where loyal companions remain by your side, making every property feel considerably more personal.

Pets have been carefully integrated into the Housing system to behave naturally inside the home. Rather than functioning as static decorative objects, they contribute to creating the feeling that someone genuinely lives inside the property.

Whether players own a modern apartment in the city or a luxury mansion in Vinewood Hills, pets add warmth and personality that simply wasn't possible before.

This feature also opens countless opportunities for future roleplay scenarios, family interactions and long-term progression systems centered around caring for animals while continuing to expand the realism of everyday life inside FiveM.

Housing has always been about creating homes.

Now those homes finally feel alive.

Dynamic Weather Inside Every Property

Another major innovation introduced during Quasar Direct is the implementation of dynamic weather effects inside player properties.

For years, interiors across FiveM have remained visually static regardless of what was happening outside.

This update changes that completely.

Homes now react to changing environmental conditions, dramatically increasing immersion and making every visit feel more believable. Stormy days create an entirely different atmosphere than bright sunny mornings, while rainy evenings transform houses into comfortable places where players naturally want to spend time.

Instead of every interior looking identical every single day, houses now evolve alongside the world around them.

Although this improvement may appear subtle at first glance, it has an enormous impact on immersion.

Players subconsciously notice environmental changes that make properties feel connected to the city instead of existing inside isolated interiors.

Combined with pets and the new real estate systems, Housing becomes one of the most immersive residential experiences currently available for FiveM.

Inventory 4.0 – Completely Rebuilt in React

Few systems are as important to a FiveM server as its inventory. Every player interacts with it dozens, if not hundreds, of times during every gaming session, making responsiveness, visual clarity and usability essential for creating a premium experience.

That is precisely why the latest Quasar Inventory update goes far beyond a traditional redesign.

Instead of applying incremental improvements to the previous version, we decided to completely rebuild the entire interface from scratch using React, creating a modern architecture capable of supporting future features while dramatically improving both performance and visual quality.

Inventory 4.0 represents years of experience developing one of the most popular inventory systems in the FiveM community, combining everything we learned into a completely new generation of user interface technology.

The result is an inventory that feels faster, cleaner, smoother and significantly more intuitive for every player.

Every interaction has been redesigned to reduce unnecessary clicks while making inventory management feel effortless. Whether players are organizing weapons, transferring resources, managing crafting materials or simply moving everyday items between inventories, every animation and transition now feels considerably more fluid than previous versions.

React also gives us a much stronger technical foundation for future updates, allowing us to continue expanding the inventory without being limited by older technologies.

Rather than creating a visual refresh, Inventory 4.0 establishes an entirely new platform for future innovation.

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A Completely Modern User Interface

One of the first things players immediately notice is the entirely redesigned interface.

Every panel, icon, button and interaction has been recreated using a modern design philosophy focused on readability, accessibility and responsiveness.

The interface feels cleaner without sacrificing functionality, allowing both experienced players and newcomers to understand the system almost instantly.

Visual clutter has been reduced, spacing has been improved and every important action is easier to identify at a glance.

Instead of overwhelming users with dozens of competing elements, Inventory 4.0 presents information in a way that feels natural while still exposing every advanced feature expected from a premium FiveM inventory.

This visual redesign also creates consistency across the growing Quasar ecosystem.

Players moving between Inventory, Housing, Casino and future products will immediately recognize the same modern design language, creating a significantly more professional experience throughout the server.

Faster, Smoother and More Responsive

While visual improvements are immediately noticeable, the biggest changes actually happen behind the scenes.

Because the inventory has been rebuilt using React, interactions now feel substantially more responsive.

Opening containers, transferring items, equipping weapons, moving stacks and navigating different inventories all benefit from a considerably smoother user experience.

Animations remain fluid while interface updates occur more efficiently, reducing delays and making every interaction feel instantaneous.

Instead of fighting against the interface, players simply focus on their gameplay.

Performance optimization has been one of the highest priorities throughout development.

Large inventories containing hundreds of items remain comfortable to navigate, while complex storage systems continue operating smoothly without compromising visual quality.

For server owners, this means delivering a premium user experience without introducing unnecessary performance overhead.

Designed for the Future of FiveM

Inventory 4.0 wasn't rebuilt only for today's features.

It was designed for everything coming next.

React provides an incredibly flexible architecture that allows new mechanics, visual improvements and gameplay systems to be integrated far more efficiently than before.

As Quasar Store continues expanding its ecosystem with new scripts and advanced gameplay systems, Inventory 4.0 is prepared to evolve alongside them.

This future-proof approach ensures that players and server owners continue benefiting from long-term improvements without requiring complete rewrites every few years.

This philosophy has become increasingly important as FiveM communities continue demanding more sophisticated experiences.

Rather than treating the inventory as a finished product, we now view it as a constantly evolving platform capable of supporting the next generation of roleplay features.

Mechanic Downtown – A New Standard for FiveM Mechanic MLOs

Every successful roleplay server depends on well-designed businesses that naturally bring players together. Among all civilian professions, mechanics have always played a fundamental role by repairing vehicles, installing upgrades, customizing builds and keeping the city's automotive economy running.

That is exactly why we decided to create Mechanic Downtown, a completely new premium MLO designed specifically for modern FiveM communities that expect far more than a simple repair garage.

Located in the heart of Los Santos, this brand-new mechanic facility combines premium architecture, realistic workshop layouts and carefully designed interiors that make every repair feel like part of a real automotive business.

Rather than functioning as a decorative location, Mechanic Downtown has been built around immersion, workflow and player interaction, providing mechanics with a workplace worthy of becoming one of the busiest locations across the entire server.

Every room has been designed with realism in mind.

From vehicle service areas and reception spaces to workstations and equipment placement, the entire environment encourages roleplay by making players feel like they're operating inside a genuine professional workshop rather than an empty GTA building.

Whether servers focus on realistic automotive businesses, racing communities or everyday vehicle maintenance, Mechanic Downtown offers the perfect environment for every situation.

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Premium Visual Quality Without Compromising Performance

Modern MLOs should never force server owners to choose between appearance and optimization.

Mechanic Downtown has been carefully optimized to deliver detailed environments while maintaining excellent performance across a wide variety of hardware configurations.

Lighting, textures, materials and architectural details work together to create an immersive atmosphere without introducing unnecessary performance costs.

Every visual element has been selected to maintain a premium presentation while remaining practical for long-term gameplay.

Mechanic Downtown has been designed to complement existing mechanic systems while providing a premium environment where every repair, upgrade and customization feels significantly more immersive.

Whether players are replacing damaged parts, installing performance upgrades, repainting vehicles or simply interacting with customers, every task benefits from a workshop specifically created for automotive roleplay.

Instead of adapting gameplay around an outdated building, mechanics finally receive a location worthy of the services they provide. For server owners, this also means creating stronger businesses.

Beautiful environments naturally attract more players, encourage longer interactions and improve the overall perception of quality throughout the server.

Mechanic Downtown isn't simply another map.

It's an investment in player immersion.

Quasar Direct July 2026 Marks the Beginning of a New Chapter

The July 2026 edition of Quasar Direct wasn't simply another product showcase.

It represented months of development, innovation and dedication toward building the next generation of premium FiveM resources.

Throughout the event we introduced eight completely new multiplayer arcade games, massively expanded Diamond Casino, transformed Housing with entirely new systems, completely rebuilt Inventory using React and introduced Mechanic Downtown as a brand-new premium MLO designed for modern automotive roleplay.

Each announcement shared the same objective: creating deeper gameplay, richer communities and experiences that keep players engaged for months rather than days.

More importantly, these releases demonstrate the direction Quasar Store will continue pursuing throughout the rest of 2026.

Our focus remains centered on premium quality, continuous innovation, outstanding optimization and long-term support for every resource we publish.

Whether you're building your very first FiveM server or managing a large community with hundreds of daily players, these new releases have been created to help you deliver a richer, more immersive and significantly more memorable roleplay experience.

The overwhelming support shown during Quasar Direct, with more than 450 concurrent Twitch viewers and thousands of community interactions, motivates us to continue pushing the limits of what's possible within FiveM.

This event may have ended, but it's only the beginning.

More updates, more ambitious projects and even bigger announcements are already on the horizon, and we can't wait to share them with the entire community during the next Quasar Direct.

Thank you to everyone who joined Quasar Direct July 2026. Your support, feedback and passion continue to inspire everything we build. Stay tuned, because the future of FiveM is only getting started.

The Best FiveM Admin Menu in 2026

Managing a FiveM server has never been more demanding. As communities continue to grow, administrators require powerful tools that allow them to moderate players, detect issues instantly, monitor server activity, and react to incidents without interrupting gameplay.

Quasar Admin Menu V2 has been developed to become the most complete, modern, and optimized administration system available for FiveM, supporting ESX, QBCore, and Qbox servers. Instead of offering a basic collection of commands, it provides an advanced administration platform with an intuitive interface, real-time monitoring, extensive logging, powerful moderation tools, and developer-focused utilities.

Whether you operate a serious roleplay community, a freeroam server, or a large public project with hundreds of players, Quasar Admin Menu V2 delivers everything administrators need inside a single optimized resource.

Unlike outdated admin menus that rely on complex commands or cluttered interfaces, Quasar Admin Menu V2 focuses on speed, usability, security, and professional management. Every action is designed to reduce administration time while improving the overall experience for both staff members and players.

Built for Modern FiveM Communities

Today's FiveM servers require much more than simple teleport commands.

Administrators need to monitor player behavior, review logs, inspect inventories, manage vehicles, control permissions, respond to reports, and solve problems instantly. Quasar Admin Menu V2 centralizes all these operations into one clean interface designed for maximum efficiency.

From small private servers to massive public roleplay communities, the system scales perfectly without sacrificing performance.

It has been optimized to minimize resource usage while maintaining instant responsiveness even on heavily populated servers.

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Why Quasar Admin Menu V2 Stands Above Every Other Admin Menu

Most admin systems available today were created years ago and simply expanded over time.

The result is usually:

• Confusing interfaces

• Poor performance

• Limited player management

• Weak logging

• Outdated permissions

• Difficult navigation

Quasar Admin Menu V2 was designed from scratch with a completely modern architecture.

Every menu, panel, action and workflow has been redesigned to reduce the number of clicks administrators need to perform daily tasks.

Instead of forcing staff to memorize dozens of commands, everything is accessible through a professional graphical interface.

Complete Administration Without Leaving the Game

One of the biggest advantages of Quasar Admin Menu V2 is that almost every administrative task can be completed directly inside FiveM.

Administrators no longer need to constantly switch between Discord, server console, txAdmin, or external tools for common moderation tasks.

The system allows staff members to quickly inspect players, manage punishments, monitor activity, view statistics, and react immediately without interrupting the roleplay experience.

This dramatically improves response times while reducing mistakes.

Professional Dashboard Designed for Staff

The dashboard becomes the central hub for server administration.

Instead of opening multiple menus or typing commands, administrators immediately gain access to server information, online players, active staff members, moderation tools, reports, statistics, and important management shortcuts.

Everything has been carefully organized to reduce visual clutter while exposing the information administrators actually use every day.

This modern workflow significantly improves staff productivity, especially during high player counts.

Lightning Fast Player Management

Managing players is one of the most important responsibilities for every server administrator.

Quasar Admin Menu V2 provides a complete player inspection interface where administrators can quickly review player information, teleport, spectate, heal, revive, freeze, manage permissions, inspect inventories, control vehicles, and perform dozens of moderation actions within seconds.

Everything is accessible through a clean interface specifically designed to reduce administration time.

Whether investigating reports or assisting players, administrators always have the necessary information available immediately.

Advanced Moderation Tools

Keeping a server healthy requires fast and reliable moderation.

Quasar Admin Menu V2 includes professional moderation utilities that help staff members react immediately to rule violations.

Warnings, kicks, bans, freezes, teleports, spectating, noclip, invisibility, god mode, player assistance, and numerous other administrative tools are integrated into a unified workflow.

Instead of opening multiple resources or relying on external scripts, administrators can perform every action from one centralized location.

This reduces response time while improving consistency across the staff team.

Advanced Administration Features That Save Hundreds of Staff Hours

Server administration is much more than punishing rule breakers.

Professional staff teams constantly answer player reports, resolve technical issues, recover vehicles, investigate suspicious behavior, assist new players, organize events, and ensure every player enjoys a smooth experience.

Quasar Admin Menu V2 was designed to dramatically reduce the amount of time required for every administrative action.

Instead of navigating through several resources, administrators can access everything from one centralized interface built specifically for efficiency.

The result is faster moderation, happier players, and a more productive staff team.

Powerful Control Center

The Control Center is one of the most important sections inside Quasar Admin Menu V2.

It acts as the command center for your entire server, providing administrators with quick access to the tools they use most frequently.

From server-wide announcements to utility functions, staff members can execute critical actions without opening multiple menus or relying on console commands.

Everything has been carefully categorized to keep navigation simple while exposing an incredible amount of functionality.

Whether managing a roleplay event or responding to an emergency, the Control Center gives administrators immediate control over the server.

Intelligent Logging System

One of the biggest challenges for large FiveM communities is tracking administrator activity.

Without proper logs, mistakes become difficult to investigate and staff accountability decreases.

Quasar Admin Menu V2 includes a complete logging system that records administrative actions, allowing server owners to review exactly what happened whenever necessary.

Every important moderation action can be documented, creating complete transparency between administrators and management.

This makes staff management significantly easier while improving trust across the community.

For large roleplay servers with dozens of moderators, detailed logging quickly becomes one of the most valuable features available.

Professional Permission Management

Every community has different staff structures.

Some administrators should have full access.

Others should only moderate players.

Event staff may only require teleportation tools.

Support members might only need report management.

Quasar Admin Menu V2 allows communities to organize administrative permissions according to their own workflow.

Instead of giving every staff member identical access, permissions can be adapted to match each administrative role.

This improves security while preventing accidental misuse of powerful tools.

The result is a cleaner and far more professional administration environment.

Real-Time Server Monitoring

Large communities require constant visibility.

Administrators need to know what's happening before players even submit reports.

Quasar Admin Menu V2 provides real-time information about server activity, allowing moderators to react quickly whenever unusual situations occur.

Instead of discovering problems after players complain, staff members can proactively identify issues and resolve them immediately.

This significantly improves server stability while reducing response times.

Built for Performance

Many administration systems become slow as servers grow.

Large player counts often expose inefficient scripting, excessive loops, or poorly optimized interfaces.

Quasar Admin Menu V2 has been developed with optimization as a priority.

The resource minimizes unnecessary processing while ensuring administrators always receive instant feedback.

Every interface loads quickly, every menu responds smoothly, and every administrative action executes with minimal delay.

This allows communities to maintain excellent server performance without sacrificing powerful moderation capabilities.

Performance is especially important for roleplay communities where dozens or even hundreds of players may be online simultaneously.

Fully Compatible with Modern Frameworks

Compatibility is essential for any premium FiveM resource.

Quasar Admin Menu V2 supports today's leading frameworks, making integration simple for both new and existing servers.

Whether your community runs ESX, QBCore or Qbox, administrators receive the same professional experience without requiring separate versions.

The menu has been designed to integrate naturally into modern server infrastructures while remaining flexible enough for future expansions.

This allows communities to migrate frameworks without replacing their administration system.

Designed for Every Type of FiveM Server

Quasar Admin Menu V2 adapts to almost every server category.

Roleplay communities benefit from extensive moderation tools.

Freeroam servers gain fast administration utilities.

PvP servers receive immediate player control.

Development servers gain debugging and testing functionality.

Private communities enjoy simplified management.

Large public networks receive the scalability necessary for handling hundreds of daily users.

Instead of being specialized for only one community type, the system has been built as a complete administrative platform for the entire FiveM ecosystem.

Why Communities Choose Quasar Admin Menu V2

Choosing an administration system is one of the most important decisions for any FiveM server owner.

The admin menu becomes the primary tool used by every moderator, administrator and server manager every single day.

A slow or outdated solution negatively affects the entire staff workflow.

Quasar Admin Menu V2 focuses on speed, organization, modern design, stability and productivity.

Instead of simply adding commands, it creates a professional administration environment that allows staff members to solve problems faster, assist players more efficiently, and maintain healthier communities.

For serious FiveM projects, this translates directly into better moderation, improved player retention, and a significantly higher quality experience.

Modern User Interface Built for Speed

An admin menu is something staff members use for hours every single day.

Every unnecessary click wastes time.

Every confusing menu slows moderation.

Every outdated interface increases the chance of mistakes.

Quasar Admin Menu V2 introduces a modern interface designed specifically for speed and clarity.

Every panel has been carefully organized so administrators can instantly find the tools they need without navigating through endless categories.

The clean layout reduces cognitive load while allowing staff members to focus entirely on helping players.

Perfect for Growing Communities

Small servers eventually become medium-sized communities.

Medium communities eventually become large public networks.

Your administration tools should be capable of growing alongside your server.

Quasar Admin Menu V2 has been designed with scalability in mind.

Whether your community has twenty online players or several hundred, administrators continue working inside the same responsive and highly optimized environment.

This makes the resource an excellent long-term investment rather than something you'll eventually replace as your community expands.

Improve Staff Productivity

A good administration system doesn't simply give moderators more commands.

It helps them complete tasks faster.

When moderators spend less time navigating menus, they spend more time helping players.

When investigations become easier, reports are solved faster.

When server information is easier to access, administrators make better decisions.

Quasar Admin Menu V2 improves the daily workflow of every staff member by centralizing administration into one professional environment.

Instead of constantly switching between Discord, txAdmin, console commands and multiple resources, staff members remain focused entirely inside the game.

Built for Serious FiveM Development

Modern FiveM servers require administration systems that integrate naturally into today's ecosystem.

Quasar Admin Menu V2 has been developed with compatibility, flexibility and future expansion in mind.

Server owners can confidently build their communities knowing their administration system has been designed for long-term reliability rather than temporary functionality.

The architecture allows continuous updates while maintaining excellent performance and an intuitive user experience.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Quasar Admin Menu V2 support ESX?

Yes. The resource fully supports modern ESX servers while maintaining excellent performance and seamless integration.

Is Quasar Admin Menu V2 compatible with QBCore?

Absolutely. QBCore servers receive the same complete administrative experience without sacrificing features or optimization.

Does it support Qbox?

Yes. Quasar Admin Menu V2 has been designed for modern frameworks including Qbox.

Can large roleplay communities use it?

Yes. The menu was specifically designed for communities that require powerful moderation tools, detailed administration utilities, and professional staff workflows.

Is it suitable for developers?

Yes. Development servers benefit from advanced administration capabilities that simplify testing, debugging and server management.

Final Thoughts

Finding the right administration system is one of the most important decisions any FiveM server owner will make.

An admin menu is used every day, often for hundreds of actions performed by moderators, administrators and server managers. It directly impacts response times, staff productivity, player satisfaction and the overall quality of your community.

Quasar Admin Menu V2 has been created to eliminate the limitations found in traditional administration resources. Its modern interface, powerful moderation tools, professional dashboard, advanced logging, optimized performance and compatibility with ESX, QBCore and Qbox make it one of the most complete administration platforms available for FiveM.

Whether you're launching your very first server or managing one of the largest roleplay communities, Quasar Admin Menu V2 provides the speed, reliability and professional workflow required by today's FiveM ecosystem.

If you're searching for the best FiveM Admin Menu, the best ESX admin menu, the best QBCore admin menu, or a complete FiveM administration system that combines performance, usability and modern design, Quasar Admin Menu V2 is built to exceed those expectations.

Explore More Premium FiveM Resources

Building a successful FiveM server goes beyond having a powerful administration system. The best communities combine high-quality resources that work seamlessly together to provide players with an immersive, stable and feature-rich experience. If you're looking to expand your server, these premium FiveM scripts are the perfect next step.

• Best FiveM Inventory → Discover one of the most advanced inventory systems for FiveM, featuring drag & drop, weapon attachments, crafting integration, metadata support, hotbar, shops, stashes, evidence systems and much more.

• Best FiveM Smartphone → Bring your server to life with a modern smartphone including social media, banking, GPS, marketplace, dynamic widgets, camera, games and dozens of realistic applications.

• Best FiveM Housing System → Create realistic homes with furniture placement, property upgrades, rental systems, garages, key management, utilities, real estate jobs and fully interactive interiors.

• Best FiveM Appearance Script → Allow players to customize every aspect of their character with clothing shops, tattoos, barber, plastic surgery, masks, outfits and complete character management.

• Best FiveM Vehicle Keys Script → A complete vehicle ownership solution featuring realistic key sharing, temporary access, lockpicking compatibility and advanced vehicle permissions.

• Best FiveM Diamond Casino Script →Transform your casino into a fully interactive experience with slot machines, roulette, blackjack, horse racing, lucky wheel, VIP systems and realistic gambling mechanics.

• Best FiveM Apartments Script → Give new players a polished start with modern apartment systems, customizable interiors, property selection and seamless integration with your roleplay framework.

• Best FiveM Crafting System → Create advanced crafting stations with professions, progression, recipes, experience systems and full customization directly from an intuitive interface.

• Browse All Premium FiveM Scripts → Explore one of the largest collections of premium FiveM resources, compatible with ESX, QBCore and Qbox, developed with performance, realism and long-term support in mind.

If you're searching for the best FiveM inventory for ESX, QBCore, QB, or QBOX, you're probably looking for much more than a simple inventory menu. Modern roleplay communities expect advanced gameplay systems that improve immersion, increase player retention, and provide new mechanics that keep players engaged for hundreds of hours.

That is exactly why Quasar Advanced Inventory 2.0 was created.

Rather than being just another FiveM Inventory Script, Quasar Advanced Inventory is a complete gameplay ecosystem that combines inventory management, RPG progression, missions, character development, advanced shops, weapon customization, Cyberpunk interfaces, clothing systems, vehicle storage, crafting, equipment management, and much more inside one powerful framework.

Whether you're launching a brand-new FiveM server or upgrading an existing community, this inventory has been designed to replace multiple independent resources with one optimized solution that works seamlessly together. Every feature has been built with performance, scalability, immersion, and long-term gameplay in mind, allowing server owners to offer a premium experience without sacrificing stability.

Unlike traditional inventory systems that simply allow players to move items between slots, Quasar Advanced Inventory transforms inventory management into one of the central gameplay mechanics of your roleplay server. Every interaction feels meaningful, every progression system has a purpose, and every interface has been designed to deliver a modern AAA-quality experience inspired by today's biggest RPGs.

From drag-and-drop mechanics and weapon attachments to RPG progression, customizable skill trees, advanced missions, Cyberpunk themes, integrated shops, equipment systems, clothing management, rarity mechanics, and continuous free updates, Quasar Advanced Inventory is designed to become the foundation of your server's gameplay for years to come.

The Evolution of FiveM Inventory Systems

For many years, inventory systems in FiveM barely evolved. Most scripts focused on the same basic functionality: storing items, transferring them between players, and managing vehicle trunks. While these systems worked, they rarely became an important part of the gameplay experience. Players interacted with them only when necessary, and server owners often had to combine multiple independent resources just to achieve the level of immersion modern communities expect.

Today's roleplay servers demand something entirely different.

Players spend hundreds of hours building their character, collecting equipment, progressing through jobs, earning rare rewards, and interacting with other members of the community. Every menu they open should feel polished, modern, and connected to the rest of the server. An outdated inventory immediately breaks immersion, no matter how good the rest of the server may be.

Quasar Advanced Inventory 2.0 was developed to solve that problem from the ground up.

Instead of creating another inventory resource, our objective was to build a complete gameplay platform capable of supporting progression, economy, customization, equipment management, missions, crafting, shops, clothing, and future expansions through one consistent interface.

This philosophy completely changes how players interact with the inventory. Opening it is no longer just a way to move items between slots. It becomes the central place where players manage their character, monitor their progression, customize their equipment, complete objectives, purchase items, organize their belongings, and prepare for their next adventure.

The result is an experience that feels significantly closer to modern AAA RPG games than traditional FiveM inventory systems.

More Than Just a FiveM Inventory Script

One of the biggest mistakes made by many inventory resources is trying to solve only one problem.

Store items.

Move items.

Drop items.

Quasar Advanced Inventory approaches the entire concept differently.

The inventory is designed as the foundation of your server. Every major gameplay system naturally connects to it, allowing players to perform almost every important interaction from one unified ecosystem instead of opening countless unrelated interfaces throughout their gameplay session.

Whether a player wants to inspect a weapon, complete a mission, spend skill points, organize clothing, browse shops, equip attachments, check their character progression, customize settings, or manage vehicle storage, every feature follows the same design philosophy and user experience.

This consistency dramatically improves immersion because players don't feel like they're switching between resources developed by different authors. Everything looks like part of the same game.

For server owners, this unified approach also reduces maintenance, simplifies updates, improves compatibility between systems, and makes future expansions significantly easier to implement.

Instead of managing multiple disconnected scripts that often overlap or conflict with one another, administrators can build their community around one ecosystem that continues to evolve with every update.

Designed Around Modern User Experience

User interfaces have become one of the biggest deciding factors for players when choosing a FiveM server.

A modern server deserves modern interfaces.

Every animation, transition, panel, icon, tooltip, and interaction inside Quasar Advanced Inventory has been redesigned to provide a clean, responsive, and premium experience inspired by today's biggest video games.

The drag-and-drop system feels smooth and natural. Information is displayed exactly where players expect it to be. Equipment, weapons, rarity levels, character progression, missions, and inventory management all share the same visual language, allowing players to understand every feature almost instantly.

Performance has remained equally important throughout development. Despite the enormous number of systems available, the interface has been carefully optimized to remain lightweight and responsive even during long gameplay sessions.

Rather than overwhelming players with unnecessary complexity, Quasar Advanced Inventory presents advanced mechanics through an intuitive design that feels familiar from the very first interaction.

Built for ESX, QBCore, QB and QBOX

Migrating to a new inventory is one of the biggest decisions any FiveM server owner can make.

An inventory touches almost every aspect of the server, including jobs, economy, crafting, shops, housing, police systems, gangs, weapons, clothing, and countless third-party resources. Compatibility is therefore one of the most important aspects of any inventory solution.

Quasar Advanced Inventory has been developed with this in mind from day one.

Whether your community runs on ESX, QBCore, QB, or QBOX, the inventory provides the same premium experience, allowing server owners to benefit from every feature without sacrificing framework compatibility.

This unified approach also makes future updates considerably easier, ensuring that new gameplay systems, improvements, visual updates, and optimizations can be introduced without fragmenting the experience between different frameworks.

Instead of maintaining different inventories for different server ecosystems, Quasar Advanced Inventory offers one continuously evolving platform capable of powering some of the most ambitious roleplay communities in FiveM.

Every Interaction Feels Meaningful

One of the biggest design goals behind Quasar Advanced Inventory 2.0 was ensuring that every interaction has a purpose.

Opening your inventory should never feel like completing a routine task. It should feel like opening the control center of your character.

Inspecting a weapon reveals valuable information. Organizing equipment prepares you for future encounters. Completing missions rewards meaningful progression. Unlocking new skills changes how your character evolves. Collecting rare items becomes exciting thanks to rarity tiers. Purchasing equipment through integrated shops feels fast, immersive, and rewarding.

Even simple actions such as transferring items, placing objects in the world, equipping attachments, or managing clothing become part of a much larger gameplay loop.

This attention to detail is what separates Quasar Advanced Inventory from traditional inventory systems.

Rather than existing alongside your server, it becomes one of the systems that defines your server.

A Powerful Drag and Drop Inventory Built for Speed and Immersion

Every player opens their inventory dozens, sometimes hundreds, of times during a single gaming session. Because of that, every interaction must feel effortless.

Quasar Advanced Inventory 2.0 introduces a completely redesigned drag and drop inventory system that focuses on speed, precision, and usability. Instead of forcing players through slow contextual menus or unnecessary confirmation windows, almost every action can be performed naturally with intuitive mouse interactions.

Moving equipment between inventories, transferring items to another player, organizing vehicle trunks, managing personal stashes, equipping weapons, or preparing for a roleplay scenario all become fluid actions that take only a few seconds.

The interface has been carefully optimized to minimize unnecessary clicks while still providing access to advanced functionality whenever players need it. This makes the inventory approachable for new players while remaining incredibly efficient for experienced communities that spend hours interacting with complex gameplay systems.

Unlike many traditional FiveM inventory resources, the experience never feels clunky or outdated. Every movement is responsive, every transition feels smooth, and every interaction has been designed to keep players immersed in the game rather than fighting against the interface.

Advanced Item Information That Gives Every Object a Purpose

In many inventory systems, every item looks almost identical. A weapon is simply another icon. A medical kit provides little information. Valuable equipment often appears no different from basic consumables.

Quasar Advanced Inventory changes that completely.

Every item can present detailed information directly inside the inventory, allowing players to quickly understand its value, properties, description, rarity, and gameplay purpose without opening additional menus or searching through documentation.

This richer presentation transforms the inventory into an informative interface rather than a simple storage grid. Players spend less time guessing what an item does and more time interacting with the mechanics that make your server unique.

For server owners, this also opens the door to creating richer economies, custom items, exclusive rewards, collectible equipment, and unique progression systems that immediately communicate their importance to players.

When every object tells its own story, collecting loot becomes significantly more rewarding.

Weapon Management Designed for Serious Roleplay Servers

Weapons are among the most valuable assets players own on almost every FiveM server. Managing them should feel considerably more advanced than simply dragging an icon between inventory slots.

Quasar Advanced Inventory introduces a dedicated weapon management experience where players can inspect their equipment in detail before making important decisions.

Instead of displaying only a weapon name, the interface provides a clean overview that allows players to better understand the equipment they are carrying and how it fits into their current playstyle.

This creates a much stronger connection between the player and their equipment, making weapon progression feel meaningful instead of disposable.

Whether your community focuses on realistic law enforcement, gang roleplay, military experiences, survival gameplay, or competitive combat, weapon management becomes one of the strongest pillars of the overall gameplay experience.

Skill Trees That Make Every Character Unique

Roleplay is built around identity.

No two players should be forced into exactly the same progression path.

The integrated Skill Tree system allows server owners to create meaningful specialization by rewarding players with skill points that can be invested into different areas of gameplay.

Instead of simply increasing numerical statistics behind the scenes, progression becomes something players actively participate in.

Every decision feels important.

Every unlocked ability reflects the way a player chooses to experience the server.

Some communities may reward economic progression, while others may focus on survival mechanics, criminal organizations, emergency services, crafting, or completely custom gameplay systems.

Because the Skill Tree is integrated directly into the inventory ecosystem, progression feels like a natural extension of everyday gameplay instead of an isolated feature disconnected from the rest of the server.

This is one of the systems that transforms Quasar Advanced Inventory from a traditional inventory script into a complete roleplay platform capable of supporting long-term player engagement.

An Optional Cyberpunk Theme That Completely Transforms the Experience

One of the biggest highlights of Quasar Advanced Inventory 2.0 is the introduction of a brand-new Cyberpunk Theme, designed for server owners who want a futuristic, high-tech visual identity without sacrificing functionality.

Unlike many interface overhauls that replace the original design entirely, the Cyberpunk Theme is completely optional.

Server owners remain in full control of the experience. Communities that prefer a clean and modern roleplay interface can continue using the default inventory, while servers inspired by futuristic cities, sci-fi environments, Cyberpunk aesthetics, or highly stylized roleplay can instantly enable the new visual experience.

This flexibility allows Quasar Advanced Inventory to adapt to virtually any type of FiveM server rather than forcing a single artistic direction.

The Same Powerful Features, Completely Reimagined

The Cyberpunk Theme is far more than a simple recolor.

Every major section of the inventory has been redesigned to create a premium futuristic experience inspired by modern AAA games. Menus feel sharper, information becomes easier to identify, and the overall presentation delivers a completely different atmosphere while maintaining the same powerful mechanics underneath.

Players immediately recognize that they are using the exact same inventory system they already know, but presented through a completely new visual language that emphasizes technology, neon styling, and futuristic interface design.

This means there is no learning curve when switching between themes. Every feature remains exactly where players expect it to be, allowing them to enjoy a fresh visual experience without having to relearn how the inventory works.

Customize Your Server's Identity

Every FiveM server has its own personality.

Some communities aim for realistic law enforcement roleplay. Others focus on survival, gangs, racing, or immersive city life. Increasingly, many servers are embracing futuristic environments inspired by Cyberpunk, science fiction, and next-generation RPG games.

Quasar Advanced Inventory allows those communities to reinforce their identity through a professional interface that matches the atmosphere of the server itself.

Instead of relying on generic inventory menus that look identical across hundreds of servers, administrators can provide players with a unique experience that immediately stands out from the moment the inventory is opened.

For communities investing heavily in custom maps, lighting, vehicles, clothing, and futuristic assets, the Cyberpunk Theme becomes the perfect complement to complete that visual ecosystem.

Every System Has Been Redesigned

The Cyberpunk Theme doesn't stop at the main inventory screen.

The visual overhaul extends across the entire ecosystem, creating a consistent experience from beginning to end. Character progression, missions, shops, skill trees, clothing management, equipment, weapon information, attachment menus, settings, the hotbar, pause menu, and multiple interface components have all been redesigned to match the futuristic aesthetic.

Because every menu follows the same design philosophy, players experience a seamless interface regardless of which feature they are using.

This attention to detail is what transforms the Cyberpunk Theme from a cosmetic option into a complete visual redesign of the entire inventory ecosystem.

Switch Themes Without Losing Features

Perhaps the greatest advantage of the Cyberpunk Theme is that visual customization never comes at the expense of gameplay.

Every mechanic available in the default inventory remains fully functional when using the Cyberpunk interface. Players continue to enjoy advanced drag-and-drop interactions, RPG progression, missions, skill trees, weapon attachments, rarity systems, advanced shops, clothing management, vehicle storage, and every other feature available within Quasar Advanced Inventory.

The only thing that changes is the visual presentation.

This gives server owners complete freedom to choose the appearance that best fits their community while keeping access to one of the most advanced FiveM inventory systems ever developed.

Explore Every Feature Through Our Video Collection

Reading about Quasar Advanced Inventory 2.0 is only the beginning. While this article explains the philosophy behind the system and highlights its most important features, nothing compares to seeing every mechanic working in real gameplay.

To help server owners explore the ecosystem in greater detail, we've created a growing collection of videos covering individual systems, updates, tutorials, showcases, and feature demonstrations.

Whether you're interested in the RPG progression system, Cyberpunk Theme, Advanced Shops, Skill Trees, Weapon Attachments, Clothing Inventory, or the drag-and-drop interface, our video library lets you experience every feature before adding it to your server.

These videos also showcase real performance, interface animations, gameplay flow, and the overall player experience, making it easier to understand why Quasar Advanced Inventory has become one of the most complete inventory systems available for FiveM.

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Watch Our YouTube Shorts

Looking for quick demonstrations?

Our YouTube Shorts highlight individual features in under a minute, making it easy to discover everything Quasar Advanced Inventory has to offer.

From futuristic Cyberpunk interfaces and advanced drag-and-drop mechanics to weapon attachments, RPG progression, clothing systems, advanced shops, missions, rarity tiers, and quality-of-life improvements, every Short focuses on a specific feature so you can quickly understand how it works.

We're constantly publishing new Shorts as the inventory continues to grow with updates, improvements, free DLCs, and entirely new gameplay systems.

If you want to stay up to date with the latest features, upcoming releases, and development progress, don't forget to subscribe to our YouTube channel.

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Official Quasar Advanced Inventory 2.0 Showcase

If you'd like to see everything Quasar Advanced Inventory 2.0 has to offer, the official showcase covers the complete ecosystem from beginning to end.

Throughout the video you'll discover the advanced inventory interface, drag-and-drop mechanics, weapon management, RPG progression, missions, skill trees, Cyberpunk Theme, advanced shops, crafting, clothing inventory, vehicle storage, free DLCs, customization options, and many other systems that make Quasar Advanced Inventory one of the most advanced FiveM inventory solutions available today.

Whether you're comparing inventory resources for your next FiveM server or simply looking for inspiration to improve your current community, this showcase provides the most complete overview of the project.

🎥 Official Showcase

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The Best FiveM Housing Systems In 2026: Free And Premium Solutions Compared

Housing systems play a critical role in modern FiveM communities. What was once a simple feature for storing items has evolved into one of the most important systems for roleplay immersion, player progression, property ownership, and server economies.

Today, housing systems influence how players build their stories, invest their money, create businesses, interact with other players, and establish long-term goals within a server.

For server owners, selecting the right housing solution is one of the most important decisions when designing a successful roleplay environment.

In this guide, we compare some of the most popular free and premium housing systems available for FiveM.

Why Housing Matters In FiveM

A modern housing system provides much more than a property.

Players use housing systems to:

• Purchase and manage properties

• Store personal belongings

• Create roleplay scenarios

• Build businesses

• Expand their character progression

• Increase immersion within the server world

• Develop long-term goals and investments

As roleplay communities become more sophisticated, housing systems continue to grow in importance.

ESX Property

ESX Property is one of the oldest and most widely recognized housing systems within the ESX ecosystem.

Many communities still use ESX Property due to its simplicity and direct integration with ESX-based servers.

Advantages

• Free and widely available

• Native ESX integration

• Simple property ownership

• Easy setup for beginner communities

Considerations

• Limited modern features

• Basic user experience

• Fewer customization options

• Less suitable for advanced roleplay environments

ESX Property remains a practical entry-level solution for smaller communities seeking basic housing functionality.

GitHub - JiminyKroket/esx_property: FXServer ESX Property — FXServer ESX Property. Contribute to JiminyKroket/esx_property development by creating an account on GitHub.

QB Houses

QB Houses serves as the standard housing solution for many QBCore-based communities.

Its straightforward design and framework compatibility make it a popular choice for servers looking for a lightweight property system.

Advantages

• Native QBCore integration

• Free to use

• Simple management system

• Lightweight implementation

Considerations

• Limited advanced housing features

• Reduced customization capabilities

• Basic roleplay functionality compared to modern housing ecosystems

QB Houses is often ideal for newer QBCore servers seeking a simple housing solution.

GitHub - qbcore-framework/qb-houses: Housing and Furniture Script Used With QB-Core 🏠 :chair: — Housing and Furniture Script Used With QB-Core 🏠 :chair: - qbcore-framework/qb-houses

Loaf Housing

Loaf Housing has become one of the most recognized community-driven housing solutions available for FiveM.

Its balance between usability, customization, and modern features has made it popular among server owners looking for more flexibility than traditional framework housing systems.

Advantages

• Modern property management

• Improved player experience

• Flexible configuration options

• Community-driven development

Considerations

• May require additional setup for advanced configurations

• Some features depend on server-specific implementations

Loaf Housing provides a strong middle-ground solution for communities wanting additional functionality while maintaining flexibility.

https://store.loaf-scripts.com/package/4310850

Quasar Housing

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Quasar Housing was designed to provide one of the most complete housing ecosystems available for FiveM communities.

Unlike traditional housing scripts that focus solely on property ownership, Quasar Housing combines multiple housing technologies into a single platform, allowing server owners to create highly immersive and scalable roleplay experiences.

Key Features

• Advanced property ownership

• Real estate management systems

• Interior management

• Storage integration

• Property permissions

• Modern user interface

• Extensive customization options

• High-performance architecture

• ESX and QBCore compatibility

• Continuous updates and support

One of the biggest advantages of Quasar Housing is its flexibility regarding property types and interior systems.

The platform supports:

• Traditional GTA properties

• Shell-based interiors

• MLO properties

• IPL-based locations

• Custom maps

• Private islands

• Luxury mansions

• Apartment systems

• Real estate businesses

This allows communities to combine multiple housing approaches within a single ecosystem without being limited to a specific property technology.

Whether a server wants simple starter apartments, custom MLO neighborhoods, beachfront villas, luxury penthouses, private islands, or large-scale real estate systems, Quasar Housing provides the tools necessary to build those experiences.

By focusing on scalability, immersion, flexibility, and long-term development, Quasar Housing delivers one of the most complete property ecosystems available in the FiveM market today.

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Free Housing vs Premium Housing

One of the most common questions server owners ask is whether they should choose a free housing solution or invest in a premium ecosystem.

Free Housing Solutions

Advantages:

• No initial investment

• Easy entry point

• Suitable for small communities

• Framework integration

Limitations:

• Limited customization

• Fewer advanced features

• Community-driven support

• Slower development cycles

Premium Housing Solutions

Advantages:

• Professional support

• Continuous updates

• Advanced customization

• Enhanced player experience

• Ecosystem integration

• Long-term scalability

Limitations:

• Initial investment required

For growing communities, the decision often depends on long-term goals rather than immediate costs.

What To Consider Before Investing In A Housing System

Many server owners focus exclusively on visuals when selecting a housing resource. However, long-term success often depends on factors such as support, updates, performance, compatibility, and future scalability.

A housing system becomes deeply integrated into player progression, inventories, garages, businesses, and property management systems. Migrating from one solution to another can require significant time and resources.

For this reason, it is important to evaluate not only current features, but also the developer's commitment to maintenance, documentation, and continuous improvement.

The best housing system is not necessarily the one with the most features today, but the one capable of supporting your community's growth tomorrow.

The Importance Of Active Development

When choosing a housing system, features should not be the only factor considered.

Server owners should also evaluate:

• Whether the project is actively maintained.

• How frequently updates are released.

• The quality of documentation.

• Framework compatibility.

• Long-term scalability.

• Availability of support and bug fixes.

• Future development plans.

A housing system often becomes one of the most important resources on a server. Inventories, garages, businesses, crafting systems, and player progression frequently depend on it.

Migrating housing systems later can require significant time and resources. For this reason, choosing a solution with active development, consistent updates, and a clear roadmap can be just as important as the feature list itself.

The best housing system is not necessarily the one with the most features today, but the one that continues improving and adapting to the needs of modern communities tomorrow.

Final Thoughts

Every housing system serves a different audience.

ESX Property provides a simple starting point for ESX communities.

QB Houses offers straightforward property management for QBCore servers.

Loaf Housing delivers expanded functionality and modern housing features.

Quasar Housing stands out by supporting multiple property technologies—including Shells, MLOs, IPLs, custom maps, apartments, luxury properties, and private islands—within a single ecosystem, making it one of the most flexible and feature-complete housing platforms available for FiveM.

As roleplay communities continue growing, housing systems will remain one of the most important foundations of player engagement, progression, and immersion.

Choosing the right housing solution today can help shape the future success of your server for years to come.

The Best FiveM Phone Scripts In 2026: Free And Premium Solutions Compared

Modern roleplay servers depend heavily on communication systems. What was once a simple feature for making calls and sending messages has evolved into one of the most important systems within the FiveM ecosystem.

Today, smartphone systems power social media, banking, business management, marketplaces, emergency services, player communication, and countless roleplay interactions.

For server owners, choosing the right phone system is one of the most important decisions when building a successful community.

In this guide, we compare some of the most popular free and premium FiveM phone solutions available today.

Why A Phone System Matters

The smartphone is often the most frequently used interface on a roleplay server.

Players use it to:

• Communicate with other players

• Access businesses and services

• Manage finances

• Browse social media

• Interact with server features

• Create immersive roleplay scenarios

A well-designed smartphone improves immersion, increases player engagement, and creates opportunities for meaningful interactions.

QB Phone

QB Phone is one of the most widely known free phone systems within the QBCore ecosystem.

Because it is integrated with many QBCore-based servers, it remains a popular option for communities looking for a simple communication solution.

Advantages

• Free to use

• Native QBCore integration

• Easy setup

• Lightweight structure

Considerations

• Limited modern features

• Basic user interface

• Fewer customization options

• Smaller application ecosystem

QB Phone is often a solid starting point for smaller communities and beginner server owners.

GitHub - qbcore-framework/qb-phone: Phone Used With QB-Core :iphone: — Phone Used With QB-Core :iphone:. Contribute to qbcore-framework/qb-phone development by creating an account on GitHub.

NPWD Phone

NPWD has become one of the most recognized open-source smartphone systems within the FiveM community.

Its open-source nature has attracted developers who want to expand functionality and create custom integrations.

Advantages

• Open-source

• Active developer community

• Flexible architecture

• Good customization potential

Considerations

• More technical setup requirements

• Advanced customization often requires development experience

• Support depends largely on community resources

NPWD remains an excellent choice for technically experienced server owners who want maximum control over their phone ecosystem.

GitHub - project-error/npwd: NPWD is a FiveM phone resource written entirely in TypeScript and React. — NPWD is a FiveM phone resource written entirely in TypeScript and React. - project-error/npwd

Quasar Smartphone

Quasar Smartphone was designed to deliver a complete smartphone ecosystem rather than a simple communication tool.

The system focuses on immersion, usability, performance, customization, and long-term scalability, allowing communities to create modern roleplay experiences comparable to real-world mobile devices.

Key Features

• Modern smartphone interface

• Advanced messaging system

• Social media applications

• Banking integration

• Marketplace applications

• Business management tools

• Media and entertainment apps

• Extensive customization options

• ESX, QBCore, and modern framework compatibility

• Continuous updates and support

Unlike traditional phone systems, Quasar Smartphone aims to function as a central digital ecosystem that connects multiple aspects of server gameplay.

For communities seeking a modern player experience, smartphone systems have become one of the most influential resources on the server.

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How To Choose The Right FiveM Phone

Selecting a phone system should not be based solely on screenshots or feature lists.

Server owners should evaluate:

Long-Term Support

Will the system continue receiving updates?

Performance

Can it handle large player populations efficiently?

Documentation

Is setup and maintenance properly documented?

Ecosystem Integration

Can it connect with banking systems, businesses, housing resources, and future expansions?

User Experience

Do players enjoy interacting with the system daily?

The best phone is not always the one with the longest feature list. The best solution is the one that remains reliable, scalable, and actively maintained as your community grows.

Final Thoughts

Each phone system serves a different audience.

QB Phone provides a simple entry point for QBCore communities.

NPWD offers flexibility and open-source customization for developers.

Quasar Smartphone delivers a complete ecosystem focused on immersion, modern design, scalability, and long-term development.

As roleplay communities continue evolving, smartphone systems are becoming more than communication tools—they are becoming the digital foundation of the player experience.

Choosing the right solution today can significantly impact your community's growth tomorrow.

The Best FiveM Inventory Systems in 2026: Comparing Ox Inventory, QB-Inventory and QS-Inventory

The inventory system is one of the most important components of any FiveM server. Every player interaction, item transaction, crafting system, business, robbery, or roleplay activity ultimately depends on the inventory.

Choosing the right inventory can significantly impact server performance, player experience, customization options, and long-term scalability.

Today, several inventory systems dominate the FiveM ecosystem. While each offers unique advantages, understanding their strengths and limitations is essential before making a decision.

Ox Inventory (ox_inventory)

ox_inventory remains one of the most widely used free inventory systems available for FiveM.

Its popularity comes from its open-source nature, good performance, weight-based inventory mechanics, and broad community adoption. Many developers choose Ox Inventory because it provides a solid foundation that can be expanded through custom development.

Advantages

• Free and open-source

• Large community support

• Weight-based inventory system

• Good performance

• Extensive third-party compatibility

Considerations

• Requires technical knowledge for advanced customization

• User interface customization may require additional development

• Some integrations depend on community-maintained resources

ox_inventory is often an excellent choice for developers who want a free inventory solution and are comfortable managing custom integrations.

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QB Inventory (qb-inventory)

qb-inventory is one of the most recognized inventory systems within the QBCore ecosystem.

Designed specifically for QBCore servers, it provides straightforward inventory management, item handling, storage systems, and framework integration.

Advantages

• Native QBCore compatibility

• Simple implementation

• Strong adoption within QBCore communities

• Easy to understand and maintain

Considerations

• Less feature-rich than some modern alternatives

• Limited visual customization compared to premium solutions

• Primarily focused on QBCore environments

For server owners seeking a lightweight inventory that integrates directly into QBCore, qb-inventory remains a reliable option.

GitHub - qbcore-framework/qb-inventory: Slot Based Inventory System Used With QB-Core :school_satchel: — Slot Based Inventory System Used With QB-Core :school_satchel: - qbcore-framework/qb-inventory

QS Inventory (qs-inventory)

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qs-inventory was designed to provide a modern, optimized, and highly customizable inventory experience for FiveM communities.

Over the years, it has become one of the most recognized premium inventory systems in the FiveM ecosystem, trusted by servers ranging from small communities to large-scale roleplay projects.

One of its strongest advantages is flexibility.

Server owners can choose between different visual styles, including traditional inventory layouts and compact inventory modes, allowing communities to tailor the user experience according to their preferences.

Key Features

• Modern user interface

• Compact inventory mode

• Extensive customization options

• Advanced item management

• Optimized performance

• ESX and QBCore compatibility

• Continuous updates and support

• Large ecosystem integrations

QS-Inventory focuses on delivering a balance between functionality, usability, and visual quality while remaining accessible to both administrators and players.

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QS Advanced Inventory (qs-inventory)

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For communities seeking the most comprehensive inventory ecosystem available, Quasar Advanced Inventory expands upon the foundation of qs-inventory with additional features, advanced systems, and deeper customization capabilities.

Designed for larger communities and advanced roleplay environments, QS-Advanced Inventory introduces enhanced workflows, additional management tools, extended functionality, and a more complete inventory ecosystem.

Key Features

• Advanced inventory management

• Enhanced customization capabilities

• Expanded administration tools

• Ecosystem-focused architecture

• High-performance design

• Premium user experience

• Continuous development roadmap

For communities prioritizing long-term scalability, advanced roleplay mechanics, and extensive customization, QS-Advanced Inventory offers one of the most complete inventory solutions available today.

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Which Inventory Is Best?

The answer depends on your goals.

If your priority is a free and community-driven solution, Ox Inventory remains one of the strongest choices.

If you operate within the QBCore ecosystem and prefer simplicity, QB-Inventory continues to be a dependable option.

If you are looking for a modern interface, professional support, extensive customization, ecosystem integration, and long-term development, QS-Inventory and QS-Advanced Inventory provide some of the most complete inventory solutions available in the FiveM market.

Ultimately, the best inventory is the one that aligns with your community's vision, technical requirements, and long-term objectives.

As FiveM continues evolving, inventory systems will remain one of the most important foundations of immersive roleplay experiences.

How To Avoid Choosing The Wrong FiveM Inventory

One of the most common mistakes server owners make is selecting an inventory system based solely on screenshots, marketing materials, or promises of future updates.

Before investing time, money, and resources into any inventory solution, it is important to evaluate several key factors that directly impact long-term server stability and player experience.

Questions Every Server Owner Should Ask

• Is the inventory actively maintained and updated?

• Does the developer provide documentation?

• Is there a history of long-term support?

• Are updates released consistently?

• Does the inventory integrate with other systems?

• Can it scale as the community grows?

• Is the user interface intuitive for players?

• Does the product have a proven track record?

Many server owners focus exclusively on features while overlooking factors such as support, maintenance, optimization, compatibility, and future development.

An inventory may look impressive during a demonstration, but long-term reliability is often far more important than a large feature list.

Think Long-Term

Migrating an inventory system can be one of the most difficult tasks a FiveM server faces. Items, storage systems, crafting mechanics, businesses, housing resources, and countless gameplay features often depend on the inventory.

For this reason, choosing a solution with a strong development history, active support, regular updates, and a clear roadmap can save countless hours of work in the future.

The best inventory is not necessarily the one with the most features today. It is the one that continues improving tomorrow.

In the FiveM world, we spend our days building communities, creating servers, developing scripts, and sharing experiences with thousands of people across the globe.

But sometimes, there are moments that remind us that behind every username, every Discord profile, every customer, and every player, there is a real person facing real challenges.

Today, we want to talk about someone who needs our help.

Who Is Ivana?

Ivana Vladimirova is a 37-year-old mother, wife, daughter, and sister from Bulgaria.

At just 15 years old, she was diagnosed with osteosarcoma, a severe form of bone cancer. Her battle began with multiple surgeries and chemotherapy treatments that changed her life forever.

Despite everything she endured, Ivana never stopped fighting. She completed her studies, built a family, became a mother, and worked hard to create the future she dreamed of.

For many years, it seemed that the worst was behind her.

Unfortunately, life had other plans.

Today, Ivana faces one of the most difficult battles of her life, and time is running out.

A Story of Courage, Strength and Resilience

Most people never think about the simple act of walking.

Walking with your family.

Walking through a park.

Walking beside your child.

For Ivana, these simple moments have become increasingly difficult.

After years of living with an artificial knee replacement, serious complications began to appear. What started as discomfort slowly evolved into severe pain and instability.

Medical examinations revealed devastating news.

Her prosthesis had deteriorated and required another major revision surgery.

Unfortunately, every revision surgery becomes more complex than the previous one. Each operation reduces the chances of long-term success and increases the risk of losing her leg permanently.

Specialists have recommended treatment in Germany, where she has the best opportunity to preserve her leg and regain her mobility.

The problem is simple.

The treatment is expensive.

Far beyond what her family can currently afford.

Why This Matters

Today, Ivana relies on crutches and a leg brace to move around.

The longer she waits, the more difficult daily life becomes.

Her muscles continue to weaken.

The strain on her healthy leg continues to increase.

Activities many of us take for granted are becoming harder every day.

Simple family outings.

Playing with her child.

Walking outside.

Living independently.

These are the things she is fighting to preserve.

This campaign is not about luxury.

It is not about comfort.

It is about giving a mother the opportunity to keep walking beside her child.

Why Quasar Store and TopV.gg Decided to Help

At Quasar Store and TopV.gg, we believe communities are about more than products, servers, scripts, rankings, or numbers.

Communities are about people.

Every day, thousands of players, developers, server owners, and creators interact through our platforms.

Together, we represent a global network of people capable of making a real difference.

When we learned about Ivana's situation, we felt that using our platforms to raise awareness was simply the right thing to do.

This is not a sponsorship.

This is not a business campaign.

This is not a partnership.

This is a community coming together to support someone who genuinely needs help.

Because sometimes helping another human being is more important than anything else.

The Power of Community

One person alone may struggle to make a difference.

But thousands of people working together can change lives.

Not everyone is able to donate.

And that's completely okay.

What matters most is helping spread awareness.

A reaction helps increase visibility.

A share can reach someone willing to help.

A conversation can introduce the campaign to an entirely new audience.

Every action matters.

Every view matters.

Every person reached matters.

Sometimes the smallest gesture becomes the reason someone receives the support they need.

How You Can Help

There are several ways you can support Ivana today:

✅ Donate if you are able to

✅ Share the campaign on social media

✅ React to community announcements

✅ Participate in the charity giveaway

✅ Tell friends and family about the campaign

✅ Help spread awareness throughout your communities

You don't need to make a large donation to have an impact.

Sometimes sharing a story is enough to help it reach the right person.

Official Campaign

If you would like to learn more about Ivana's story or contribute directly to her treatment, please visit the official fundraising page:

https://pavelandreev.org/bg/campaign/pomogni-na-ivana-da-spasi-kraka-si

At the time of writing, only a limited number of days remain before the campaign ends.

Time is one of the most important factors.

Every day counts.

Every share counts.

Every donation counts.

A Message From Quasar Store & TopV.gg

The FiveM community has always been capable of incredible things.

We have seen people build businesses, create careers, launch projects, and form lifelong friendships.

Today, we have an opportunity to do something equally important.

To help a person.

To support a family.

To give hope where it is needed most.

Whether you donate, share, react, or simply tell someone about Ivana's story, your support has value.

From everyone at Quasar Store and TopV.gg:

Thank you for taking the time to read this.

Thank you for caring.

Thank you for helping spread awareness.

And thank you for helping us give Ivana the chance to walk beside her child again. 💙

In most FiveM servers, vehicles are simply tools used to move from one location to another. Players enter a vehicle, drive away, and rarely think about ownership, security, theft, or access management. This often removes an entire layer of immersion that should naturally exist within roleplay environments.

Quasar Vehicle Keys 3.0 completely changes that experience.

This system transforms every vehicle into a valuable asset that players must protect, manage, share, track, recover, and sometimes steal. Whether you're running a serious roleplay community, a realistic economy server, a gang-focused city, or a law-enforcement-heavy environment, Vehicle Keys 3.0 provides the advanced mechanics needed to create meaningful vehicle interactions.

Designed for ESX, QB-Core, QBCore, and QBox, the system introduces a complete ownership ecosystem covering cars, motorcycles, boats, helicopters, airplanes, criminal activities, GPS tracking, diagnostics, administration tools, and much more.

Complete Vehicle Ownership System

At the core of Vehicle Keys 3.0 is a robust ownership framework designed to make every vehicle feel like a real possession.

Instead of vehicles acting as disposable transportation, each vehicle becomes linked to specific players through advanced ownership systems. This means players must manage access, protect their property, decide who can use their vehicles, and take responsibility for maintaining control over their assets.

The system creates a natural sense of progression. Players work to acquire vehicles, secure them against theft, and build collections that genuinely feel valuable within the server economy.

This ownership structure is ideal for:

• Civilian roleplay

• Business fleets

• Police departments

• Government organizations

• Criminal groups

• Vehicle dealerships

• Rental companies

• Logistics businesses

By turning vehicles into meaningful assets rather than simple objects, servers can dramatically increase immersion and long-term player engagement.

Realistic Lock & Unlock System

One of the most important aspects of vehicle ownership is security.

Vehicle Keys 3.0 introduces a realistic locking and unlocking system that gives players full control over access to their vehicles. Rather than relying on unrealistic mechanics, players must actively manage who can enter and use their property.

This system helps create authentic roleplay situations where forgetting to lock a vehicle, lending keys to the wrong person, or leaving a vehicle unattended can have real consequences.

The lock system supports immersive interactions that make vehicle ownership feel natural and rewarding.

Benefits include:

• Improved immersion

• Better vehicle protection

• Reduced random vehicle usage

• Increased value of ownership

• Enhanced roleplay opportunities

Whether players are parking outside a business, leaving a vehicle at a mechanic shop, or storing assets at their home, security always remains important.

Advanced Engine Control & Ignition Mechanics

A key is more than something that unlocks a door.

Vehicle Keys 3.0 introduces a realistic ignition system that directly connects ownership with vehicle operation. Possessing access to a vehicle now becomes an essential requirement for using it correctly.

Players must manage their keys responsibly and ensure they have proper authorization before starting protected vehicles.

This creates numerous roleplay possibilities:

• Lost keys

• Stolen vehicles

• Shared ownership

• Business vehicle management

• Emergency situations

• Vehicle recovery scenarios

The engine management system adds an additional layer of realism that players immediately notice during everyday gameplay.

Rather than feeling like a cosmetic feature, ignition mechanics become a meaningful part of the overall vehicle ecosystem.

Boat Ownership & Maritime Vehicle Keys

Many FiveM servers invest heavily in marine roleplay but overlook ownership mechanics for boats and watercraft.

Vehicle Keys 3.0 extends the complete ownership experience to maritime vehicles, ensuring boats receive the same level of protection, security, and access control as cars and motorcycles.

Boat owners can secure their vessels, manage crew access, and prevent unauthorized usage.

This feature is particularly valuable for:

• Fishing businesses

• Coast guard departments

• Smuggling organizations

• Yacht clubs

• Tourist companies

• Maritime law enforcement

By applying realistic ownership principles to watercraft, maritime roleplay becomes significantly more immersive and rewarding.

Helicopter & Aircraft Key Management

Aircraft often represent some of the most expensive and strategically important assets on a roleplay server.

Whether players own private helicopters, operate emergency aircraft, or manage aviation businesses, controlling access to these vehicles is critical.

Vehicle Keys 3.0 introduces dedicated aircraft ownership systems specifically designed for:

• Helicopters

• Airplanes

• Government aviation

• Medical aviation

• Police aviation

• Private pilots

This prevents unauthorized access and ensures that valuable aviation assets remain under proper control.

Aircraft ownership becomes far more realistic and secure, helping aviation-focused roleplay flourish.

Vehicle Key Sharing & Access Permissions

Not every vehicle should belong exclusively to one player.

Businesses may need employees to access company vehicles. Families may share personal cars. Criminal organizations may require trusted members to operate certain assets.

Vehicle Keys 3.0 includes an advanced sharing system that allows owners to distribute access while maintaining complete control.

This enables:

• Shared family vehicles

• Business fleets

• Organization transport

• Gang vehicles

• Emergency service fleets

• Temporary vehicle lending

Owners always remain in control of who can access their vehicles, creating a realistic balance between flexibility and security.

Advanced Vehicle Theft Gameplay

Crime is a major component of roleplay servers, and vehicle theft is often one of the most exciting criminal activities available.

Vehicle Keys 3.0 introduces immersive theft mechanics that transform stealing vehicles into a complete gameplay system rather than a simple scripted event.

Criminals must evaluate risk, choose targets carefully, and deal with potential consequences.

The theft framework naturally supports:

• Street crime

• Vehicle trafficking

• Chop shops

• Gang activity

• Organized crime

• Black market operations

This creates a continuous interaction loop between criminals, civilians, mechanics, and law enforcement.

Every stolen vehicle can become the starting point for a larger story.

Hotwire & Vehicle Alarm Systems

Stealing a vehicle should never be risk-free.

Vehicle Keys 3.0 introduces realistic hotwire mechanics combined with vehicle alarm systems that force criminals to make important decisions under pressure.

Attempting to bypass vehicle security can attract attention, create evidence, and alert nearby players or law enforcement.

This increases the tension surrounding vehicle crime and makes theft feel rewarding when successfully executed.

The result is a much more dynamic criminal experience where every theft carries meaningful consequences.

NPC Vehicle Robbery & Carjacking

Criminal gameplay should not rely exclusively on player-owned vehicles.

Vehicle Keys 3.0 introduces NPC vehicle robbery systems that allow players to interact with the city itself.

Players can target NPC drivers and attempt to obtain access through immersive roleplay mechanics, creating spontaneous criminal opportunities throughout the map.

This helps keep criminal gameplay active even during lower player population hours while providing additional progression paths for criminals.

License Plate Changer System

For criminals, stealing a vehicle is only the first challenge.

Avoiding identification is often just as important.

The integrated plate changer system allows players to modify vehicle identities, helping them conceal stolen assets and avoid detection during criminal operations.

This feature fits perfectly within:

• Organized crime roleplay

• Vehicle trafficking

• Smuggling operations

• Gang warfare

• Underground economies

The system adds additional depth to criminal progression while creating more investigative opportunities for police departments.

GPS Tracking & Vehicle Surveillance

Vehicle tracking opens the door to countless roleplay possibilities.

Players can install GPS devices and use them to monitor vehicle locations remotely, recover stolen property, conduct investigations, or gather intelligence.

The system is useful for:

• Police investigations

• Private investigators

• Criminal surveillance

• Vehicle recovery

• Fleet management

• Corporate security

Tracking mechanics create long-term stories and encourage player interaction across multiple roleplay groups.

Advanced Diagnostics Interface

Understanding vehicle information should be simple and intuitive.

Vehicle Keys 3.0 includes a modern diagnostics interface that provides detailed ownership and vehicle-related information through a professional UI.

Players can quickly access relevant data, verify ownership information, and manage various aspects of their vehicles through an easy-to-use system.

This improves usability while maintaining immersion and roleplay value.

Boat Anchor System

For maritime roleplay communities, realism matters.

The anchor system allows players to properly secure watercraft while docked, preventing unwanted movement and improving overall immersion.

Whether operating fishing vessels, luxury yachts, police boats, or smuggling ships, players can enjoy a more realistic boating experience.

This feature complements the broader marine ownership ecosystem and helps create believable maritime operations.

Vehicle Keys Administration Panel

Server administrators need powerful tools to manage ownership systems effectively.

Vehicle Keys 3.0 includes a dedicated administration panel that provides complete control over the vehicle ecosystem.

Administrators can:

• Manage ownership

• Edit permissions

• Recover lost keys

• Monitor vehicle access

• Resolve support cases

• Handle ownership disputes

These tools help staff maintain a healthy server environment while reducing administrative workload.

Metadata-Based Ownership Technology

The foundation of Vehicle Keys 3.0 is its advanced metadata ownership architecture.

Every key is connected directly to specific vehicles through metadata systems, creating a reliable and secure ownership structure.

This modern approach provides:

• Better performance

• Improved compatibility

• Stronger exploit protection

• Enhanced inventory integration

• Accurate ownership tracking

By leveraging metadata technology, Vehicle Keys 3.0 delivers a future-proof solution capable of supporting even the largest FiveM communities.

The Future of Vehicle Roleplay

Quasar Vehicle Keys 3.0 is not simply a lock script, a hotwire script, or a vehicle ownership addon. It is a complete vehicle ecosystem that connects civilians, criminals, businesses, mechanics, law enforcement agencies, aviation departments, and maritime operations into one cohesive framework.

If you're searching for the most advanced FiveM Vehicle Keys Script, FiveM Vehicle Ownership System, FiveM Vehicle Theft Script, FiveM Vehicle Security System, FiveM Hotwire System, FiveM GPS Tracker, FiveM Aircraft Ownership, or FiveM Boat Keys, Vehicle Keys 3.0 delivers one of the most complete vehicle experiences available for modern FiveM roleplay servers.

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When Quasar Lottery Creator was first released, the goal was simple: provide server owners with an affordable lottery solution that could introduce gambling and scratch card mechanics into their FiveM servers.

Over time, the project evolved far beyond its original vision.

Today, Lottery Creator has become a complete lottery ecosystem featuring advanced creation tools, customizable vending machines, scratch card systems, jackpot mechanics, smartphone integration, React-powered management interfaces, and fully configurable reward structures.

What started as a low-cost utility script has transformed into one of the most complete lottery creation frameworks available for FiveM, while still maintaining an incredibly accessible price for server owners.

Create Lottery Machines Anywhere on the Map

Unlike traditional lottery scripts that force server owners into predefined locations and rigid gameplay systems, Lottery Creator gives complete control over where and how lottery experiences are created.

Administrators can place lottery vending machines anywhere within the world.

Create lottery locations inside:

• Convenience stores

• Gas stations

• Casinos

• Shopping centers

• Airports

• Government buildings

• Nightclubs

• Event zones

• Seasonal attractions

• Custom player-owned businesses

Every machine becomes a fully interactive lottery terminal capable of offering unique experiences to players.

This flexibility allows servers to build realistic gambling networks that naturally fit within their roleplay economy.

Fully Customizable Scratch Card System

Scratch cards are one of the most popular forms of gambling across roleplay communities.

Lottery Creator introduces a powerful scratch card framework that allows server owners to create completely customized experiences without coding.

Administrators can define:

• Ticket names

• Ticket rarity

• Reward pools

• Prize values

• Win probabilities

• Visual presentation

• Reward categories

This allows the creation of everything from low-value daily scratch cards to rare jackpot-winning tickets capable of generating massive excitement across the server.

The result is a system that keeps players engaged while continuously creating memorable moments.

Build Your Own Jackpot Economy

One of the biggest strengths of Lottery Creator is the ability to create server-specific gambling economies.

Instead of relying on fixed rewards, administrators can design complete jackpot structures that align with their economic balance.

Create:

• Daily jackpots

• Weekly jackpots

• Seasonal jackpots

• Community jackpots

• Business-sponsored jackpots

• Event-exclusive jackpots

Large rewards generate excitement, encourage participation, and create major community events whenever someone wins.

These moments often become some of the most talked-about stories on a roleplay server.

Independent Machine Configuration

Not every lottery machine should feel identical.

Lottery Creator allows every machine to operate independently, creating unique gambling experiences throughout your city.

Different locations can offer:

• Different scratch cards

• Different jackpots

• Different rewards

• Different odds

• Different themes

• Different progression systems

A machine inside a luxury casino can offer high-risk, high-reward opportunities, while a convenience store lottery machine can focus on smaller daily prizes.

This flexibility allows server owners to build realistic gambling ecosystems that evolve naturally across the map.

Completely Redesigned React Interface

Lottery Creator has undergone a massive visual transformation.

The entire creator interface has been rebuilt using modern React technology, delivering a professional management experience that feels more like commercial software than a typical FiveM resource.

The new interface provides:

• Faster workflow

• Improved usability

• Better responsiveness

• Cleaner design

• Modern visual experience

• Streamlined configuration process

Administrators can create and manage lottery content more efficiently than ever before.

The focus was simple: reduce setup complexity while dramatically increasing customization possibilities.

Designed for Real Server Economies

Many gambling systems fail because they are disconnected from the server's economy.

Lottery Creator was built with economic balance in mind.

Server owners have complete control over:

• Reward values

• Ticket prices

• Jackpot sizes

• Prize rarity

• Participation costs

• Risk versus reward ratios

This makes it possible to create sustainable lottery experiences that generate player engagement without damaging the server economy.

Whether your server operates as a serious economy roleplay community or a casual city, Lottery Creator can be configured to fit your exact needs.

Full Integration with Quasar Smartphone

Lottery Creator goes beyond physical vending machines.

The system integrates directly with Quasar Smartphone, allowing players to access lottery content from anywhere.

Players can interact with lottery systems through their mobile device, creating a seamless experience between physical and digital gameplay.

This integration allows:

• Mobile lottery access

• Ticket management

• Scratch card interaction

• Lottery participation

• Improved player convenience

By combining real-world lottery machines with smartphone functionality, Lottery Creator creates one of the most immersive lottery systems available within FiveM.

Perfect for Casinos, Stores & Events

Lottery Creator adapts to virtually any roleplay scenario.

Popular implementations include:

Casino Systems

Create luxury lottery terminals alongside existing casino activities and gambling experiences.

Convenience Stores

Allow players to purchase lottery tickets while shopping, adding additional realism to everyday roleplay.

Seasonal Events

Launch limited-time lottery campaigns during holidays, server anniversaries, or special community events.

Government Lotteries

Build city-wide lottery systems that become part of your server lore and economy.

Business Opportunities

Allow player-owned businesses to operate lottery machines and generate additional revenue streams.

Built for Long-Term Player Engagement

The most successful server systems are the ones that players continue using month after month.

Lottery Creator was designed specifically around repeat engagement.

Players continuously return because:

• Jackpots change

• Rewards evolve

• New tickets can be added

• Events can introduce exclusive prizes

• Multiple machine types can coexist

Instead of becoming stale after a few days, the system remains relevant throughout the lifetime of the server.

This makes it an excellent investment for communities looking to increase player retention and activity.

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Why Quasar Lottery Creator Stands Out

Many FiveM lottery scripts offer simple ticket purchasing and little else.

Quasar Lottery Creator provides a complete lottery creation framework capable of powering entire gambling ecosystems.

With fully customizable lottery machines, scratch card mechanics, jackpot systems, independent configurations, React-powered management tools, economy balancing features, and full Quasar Smartphone integration, it delivers a level of depth rarely seen in lottery resources.

Most importantly, it achieves all of this while remaining one of the most affordable premium gambling systems available for FiveM.

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Music has always been one of the most powerful ways to tell stories. Some albums are about success, some are about love, and some are about personal battles that leave permanent scars.

Clone Wars is Quasar's newest musical project. A conceptual album inspired by real experiences, online harassment, public criticism, broken trust, betrayal, misinformation campaigns, and the psychological pressure that can come with building something successful in a highly competitive environment.

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What Is Clone Wars?

Clone Wars is a satirical yet deeply personal album that combines humor, criticism, storytelling, irony, and reflection.

The project explores themes that many creators, entrepreneurs, developers, artists, and public figures experience but rarely discuss openly:

• Online harassment

• Public humiliation

• Betrayal by trusted people

• False accusations

• Community conflicts

• Mental pressure

• Internet drama

• Success and its consequences

• Resilience after adversity

Rather than focusing on a single event, Clone Wars tells a broader story about navigating years of criticism, controversy, rumors, and public scrutiny while continuing to build and create.

The album is not presented as a documentary. It is a creative interpretation of experiences, emotions, and moments that shaped Quasar's journey both personally and professionally.

The Discord Call Interludes

One of the most unique aspects of Clone Wars is the inclusion of multiple interludes titled:

• Discord Call #23

• Discord Call #47

• Discord Call #69

• Discord Call #81 (Last Call)

These tracks act as narrative bridges between the songs.

The interludes recreate fictionalized and dramatized conversations inspired by past experiences, online discussions, community conflicts, and interactions with former collaborators and partners.

Throughout these segments, listeners hear representations of:

• Gossip

• Personal attacks

• Attempts to damage reputations

• Insults directed at Quasar

• Mockery of physical appearance

• Coordinated criticism

• Backroom conversations

• Power struggles inside communities

These tracks help build the overall narrative arc of the album and provide context for many of the themes explored throughout the project.

A Statement Against Harassment

At its core, Clone Wars is a statement against harassment and personal attacks.

The album explores what happens when disagreements stop being professional and become personal.

When criticism becomes humiliation.

When competition becomes obsession.

When friendships become opportunistic.

And when people forget there is a human being behind every brand, project, company, and creator.

While many tracks use humor and satire, the underlying message remains serious:

Nobody should be subjected to harassment, bullying, coordinated attacks, or public humiliation simply because they chose to create something.

More Than Music

Clone Wars is not simply an album.

It is a creative project built around experiences, emotions, observations, and lessons learned over years of building a business inside one of the most competitive gaming communities in the world.

Whether listeners agree with every perspective or not, the project serves as an invitation to think about how online communities treat the people behind the screens.

Sometimes the loudest voices are not the ones creating.

Sometimes they are the ones trying to silence others.

Clone Wars is Quasar's answer through music.

The FiveM community has spent years buying separate robbery scripts for every criminal activity imaginable. One script for bank robberies, another for jewelry stores, another for truck robberies, another for house burglaries, and the cycle never ends. The result is a server filled with disconnected systems, inconsistent gameplay, duplicated mechanics, and constant compatibility issues.

Robberies Creator was designed to solve that problem.

Instead of purchasing a new resource every time you want fresh criminal content, Robberies Creator gives server owners the power to build their own robbery ecosystem entirely in-game. Whether you run an ESX, QBCore, or QBOX server, the system allows you to create immersive criminal experiences without developing custom scripts from scratch.

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Why Most FiveM Robbery Scripts Become A Problem

One of the biggest challenges for FiveM server owners is keeping criminal gameplay fresh. Players quickly learn how every robbery works, optimize routes, and eventually turn what should be exciting roleplay into repetitive farming.

Adding more content usually means buying more scripts. Every new robbery introduces new configurations, new dependencies, different user interfaces, and different balancing systems. Over time, managing criminal gameplay becomes more difficult than creating it.

This is where Robberies Creator changes the entire approach.

Rather than delivering a single robbery, it provides a complete creation platform capable of generating unlimited criminal activities. The same system that can create a convenience store robbery can also be used to build a federal reserve heist, a cartel operation, a gang mission, a military convoy attack, or an entirely custom story-driven criminal event.

The limit is no longer the script. The limit is your imagination.

Create Your Own Criminal Universe

Every server has a unique vision. Some focus on realistic roleplay, while others prioritize action-packed gameplay and cinematic experiences.

Robberies Creator adapts to both.

Server owners can design entire robbery flows through a visual creation system, connecting interactions, objectives, rewards, timers, NPC behavior, security systems, and player actions into a single coherent experience.

Imagine creating a robbery where criminals must first steal access credentials from a corporate office, use those credentials to infiltrate a restricted facility, disable security systems, breach a vault, escape through an underground tunnel, and finally deliver stolen goods to a hidden black-market buyer.

Traditionally, building something like this would require thousands of lines of Lua code and multiple separate resources.

With Robberies Creator, it becomes a configurable gameplay sequence.

Cinematic Heists That Feel Like GTA Missions

One of the most powerful aspects of the system is its cinematic capability.

Modern players expect more than a simple marker on the map and a progress bar. They want immersive experiences that feel meaningful, dangerous, and memorable.

Robberies Creator allows servers to create story-driven criminal content complete with cinematic sequences, mission progression, dramatic events, and dynamic objectives.

This opens the door to experiences that feel closer to GTA Online heists than traditional FiveM robberies.

A robbery no longer has to be a five-minute interaction. It can become a complete narrative experience involving planning, infiltration, execution, escape, and aftermath.

For roleplay communities looking to increase immersion and player engagement, this represents an entirely new level of criminal gameplay.

Endless Replayability For Your Community

One of the biggest reasons players leave servers is repetition.

When every criminal activity follows the same formula, players eventually run out of reasons to continue participating. The server becomes predictable.

Robberies Creator solves this issue by making criminal content effectively limitless.

New robberies can be created whenever needed. Existing robberies can evolve. Seasonal events can introduce temporary criminal activities. Gangs can receive exclusive missions. Story arcs can be developed over months instead of days.

The result is a constantly evolving criminal environment that keeps players engaged and returning to your server.

This is especially valuable for communities competing in today's highly saturated FiveM market, where content variety often determines whether a server grows or disappears.

A Better Investment Than Buying Multiple Robbery Scripts

Many server owners spend hundreds or even thousands of dollars purchasing individual robbery resources throughout the lifetime of their project.

The problem is that every new script solves only one problem.

Robberies Creator approaches the issue from a completely different angle. Instead of selling you one robbery, it gives you the tools to create hundreds.

Over time, this dramatically reduces development costs while simultaneously increasing the amount of content available to players.

The value doesn't come from a single feature. It comes from the ability to continuously generate new gameplay without depending on external developers.

For serious server owners, that flexibility becomes one of the most important investments they can make.

Built For The Future Of FiveM

As FiveM continues to evolve, players are demanding increasingly advanced experiences. Static robbery systems that never change are no longer enough to keep communities active.

Servers that thrive are the ones capable of adapting, innovating, and delivering fresh content consistently.

Robberies Creator was built specifically for that future.

Whether you want realistic store robberies, large-scale organized crime operations, cartel missions, gang wars, security breaches, multi-stage bank heists, or completely unique criminal scenarios, the platform gives you the freedom to build them yourself.

Instead of being limited by what a robbery script allows, you define what criminal gameplay means for your server.

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Robberies Creator isn't just another FiveM robbery script. It's a complete criminal content creation platform for ESX, QBCore, and QBOX servers.

Quasar Smartphone V3 represents the next evolution of mobile systems for FiveM servers, delivering an advanced, fully interconnected ecosystem designed to completely transform roleplay immersion, player interaction, and server functionality. Built from the ground up with modern React technology for maximum performance and a sleek, ultra-realistic user interface, this is far more than just a phone — it's a complete digital lifestyle platform inside GTA V. Fully compatible with ESX, QBCore, QBox, VRP, and Standalone frameworks, Quasar Smartphone V3 brings over 50 immersive applications, realistic communication tools, advanced social media platforms with live streaming, dynamic widgets, a fully functional Dynamic Island, multitasking, cinematic camera systems, and much more. Whether your server focuses on serious roleplay, economy-driven gameplay, gangs, businesses, or deep social interactions, this smartphone creates a living, breathing mobile experience that connects every aspect of your character's life. With 10+ free DLC expansions, community app creation tools, and seamless integrations with other Quasar scripts, it delivers the most scalable and future-proof mobile platform available for FiveM in 2026.

Next-Level Customization, Realistic Interactions & Cutting-Edge Mobile Features

From the moment you turn on the device, Quasar Smartphone V3 stands out with its premium glass interface, ultra-smooth animations, and deep personalization options. Players can instantly switch between Dark Mode and Light Mode, change languages directly in the settings for a truly international roleplay experience, customize the lockscreen with colors, fonts, and interactive widgets, and organize apps into realistic folders just like on a real smartphone. The interactive Control Center gives quick access to WiFi, Bluetooth, airplane mode, and music controls, while the fully functional Dynamic Island displays live notifications, music, calls, and activities in real time with smooth animations and natural interactions. Other standout features include realistic side buttons for volume, lock, and silent mode, wireless earbuds support for immersive private audio, advanced multitasking with swipe gestures to switch or close apps instantly, an enhanced camera system with landscape and portrait modes plus cinematic video recording with ambient effects, AirDrop file sharing, smart storage and file management, SIM card management, and the free Aura Voice Assistant that lets you call contacts, open apps, or manage tasks using natural voice commands. With 30+ apps and games, 15+ social platforms, and full customization for notifications, themes, widgets, and even the phone frame color that updates in real time, every player gets a completely unique and immersive mobile experience tailored to their playstyle.

Why Quasar Smartphone V3 is the Definitive Choice for Modern FiveM Roleplay in 2026

Quasar Smartphone V3 isn't just another phone script — it's the future of mobile roleplay. Packed with 30+ apps and games, 15+ social media and content platforms including Pictagram (with full LIVE streaming), Cherpy, Beatzy, Zapp instant messaging, Zapp Eats delivery, Marketplace trading, Garage management, Job Center, Findly tracking, Dark Web Onion Browser, and encrypted DarkChat communications, it turns the phone into the central hub of your server's economy, social life, and daily interactions. The high-performance React-based system ensures buttery-smooth operation even on populated servers, while the massive customization options, realistic interactions, and next-generation features like the Dynamic Island, multitasking, and cinematic camera make every player feel truly immersed in a living digital world inside GTA V. With 10+ free DLC expansions, the ability for the community to create and sell their own custom apps using simple templates, and ongoing future updates planned, Quasar Smartphone V3 is completely future-proof. If you want to take your FiveM server to the next level in 2026 and give your community the most advanced, immersive, and connected smartphone experience available, this is the phone your server needs.

New in Smartphone 3.2: Foldable Phones With Two-Panel Apps

Update 3.2 adds two foldable phones to Quasar Smartphone, each with its own inventory item: the Duo (phone_duo) on the Pear system and the Fold (phone_fold) on Nova. Closed, the cover screen works like any phone. Press T, or the key you set in the config, and it unfolds into a wide inner screen that the apps are built to use.

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On the inner screen, apps split into two panels. Messages shows your conversations on one side and the open chat on the other, the App Store keeps its Today page beside the app you are looking at, and Settings and the Gallery put their menu next to the content. The camera fills the whole screen, and the home screen has room for more widgets.

Since 3.2.87 the Foldable Phone has its own 3D model in the player's hand that opens and closes with the screen, and since 3.2.88 the open Foldable Nova Phone shows notifications and quick settings side by side. Either foldable can be switched off in the config by setting its item to false.

Official Links

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In the competitive world of FiveM roleplay servers, where every detail matters for true immersion, Quasar Smartphone 2026 stands as the undisputed leader. This is not merely an update — it is the definitive 3.0 phone system now available exclusively through the Quasar Store, engineered to deliver the most advanced, realistic, and breathtaking mobile experience ever seen in GTA V roleplay.

Built entirely from the ground up using React for unmatched performance and a sleek, modern UI that feels like it was ripped straight from a 2026 flagship device, the Quasar Smartphone 2026 redefines what a FiveM phone can be. With over 50 immersive apps, a massive collection of completely free DLC expansions, an interactive Dynamic Island, true multitasking, a professional-grade camera and cinematic video system, fully customizable themes, hyper-realistic interactions, and seamless compatibility with ESX, QB, VRP, and Qbox, this Quasar Phone is the game-changing upgrade every serious FiveM server owner has been dreaming about.

Whether your community is deep into criminal roleplay, running businesses, or simply living everyday life in the city, the Quasar Smartphone 2026 from Quasar Store turns your phone into an indispensable tool that feels alive. Every tap, swipe, and voice command delivers premium realism that pulls players deeper into the roleplay world than ever before.

And the innovation doesn’t stop there. Programmers and developers in the FiveM community can now publish their own custom apps directly through the Quasar Store. Creators can seamlessly redirect players to their personal websites, independent stores, GitHub repositories, or any other platform — opening the door for an exploding ecosystem of new apps and features built specifically for the Quasar Smartphone 2026. This creator-friendly approach makes the Quasar Phone not just a phone, but the central hub for the future of FiveM mobile roleplay.

Forget every other smartphone mod you’ve tried. The Quasar Smartphone 2026 is here to dominate 2026 and set a new standard that no other FiveM phone can match. Ready to give your server the ultimate mobile upgrade? The future is already in the Quasar Store.

Quasar Smartphone 2026 With 50+ Immersive Apps – The Most Complete Mobile Experience in FiveM History

The true power of Quasar Smartphone 2026 lies in its enormous library of over 50 immersive apps that transform your device into a fully functional, living part of the roleplay world. From banking and business management to social media, photography, navigation, and deep criminal tools, every single app has been meticulously designed to feel native, responsive, and deeply integrated into the GTA V environment.