Install it, then make it yours
Every script we make, written up properly: what it needs, what you can change, and what to do when something is not doing what you expected.
Dead Man’s Deal
A liar’s bar card game settled with a revolver. Tables, money, the revolver, AI players and every command.
- Placing a table, with props or without
- Money, odds and the revolver
- Every config table and export
Vault Loading Screen
Five configurable slides and a progress bar that reads FiveM’s own load events. Everything lives in one commented file.
- The whole config.lua reference
- Slides, colours, music and timings
- What to do when it is not right
True of everything we make
resources/
Every download opens to a single folder named after the resource, so it lands in the right place on its own. Keep that name.
server.cfg
ensure <resource>, and that is the install. If
you rename the folder, rename the line to match.
No ox_lib, no database, no framework. QBox, QB-Core, ESX or a bare server — every integration is optional and probed at runtime.
Each script keeps everything you are meant to change in a single
commented config.lua. You should not need to open
anything else.
Stuck on something?
If the answer is not in here, that is worth knowing about — the docs get fixed as often as the scripts do.