vMenu
vMenu for FiveM is an admin menu designed for server administration. With permissions, server owners can configure and manage FiveM servers.
Key Features
- Empower players with options like god mode, healing, health adjustment, wanted level control, weapon allocation, and pedestrian spawning.
- Enjoy versatile character customization through an intuitive modification menu.
- Facilitate vehicle management with features such as spawning, modifications, and tuning.
- Harness full-fledged developer tools tailored to your FiveM server’s needs.
- Effortlessly manage permissions and configurations.
- Explore an array of additional functionalities waiting to be discovered.
Installation and configuration
- Download vMenu (button above)
- Once you’ve got your zip file, extract the files and copy everything into
/resources/vMenu/so that you end up with thefxmanifest.lua(previously__resource.lua) file right here:/resources/vMenu/fxmanifest.lua.If you’re trying to join the server, and it gives you an error saying “Could not load resource vMenu” or something similar, then make sure that you’ve installed vMenu inside
/resources/vMenu/and NOT inside/resources/vMenu/vMenu/! Also note that the resource folder name MUST be calledvMenu(Case Sensitive!!!) or the script will not work. - Now that you’ve got your files inside
/resources/vMenu/, go into the/resources/vMenu/config/folder and move (or copy) thepermissions.cfgfile to the same folder where yourserver.cfgfile is located.If you’re using ZAP Hosting, you might want to leave the permissions.cfg file inside the config folder, and use
exec resources/vMenu/config/permissions.cfginstead ofexec permissions.cfgin step 4. Alternatively, if you don’t want to mess with any of these installation steps, install vMenu using their one-click installer! Don’t have a FiveM server yet? Click here to get a server, and use the codeVespura-a-3715at checkout for a 10% discount! - Go to your
server.cfgfile, and addexec permissions.cfgat the very top of the file (use the other command explained in step 3 if you’re using Zap Hosting). - Now, add
start vMenusomewhere inside your server.cfg file, position doesn’t matter as long as it’s below theexec permissions.cfgline. - Save the server.cfg file and start your server. Once you’re in, you should be able to access most menu’s just fine without having to configure anything inside the permissions.cfg. This is because it is setup to have certain permissions for everyone by default, only administrator/moderator sensitive options have been removed from the default permissions file.
Congratulations, you’ve just installed vMenu in it’s most basic, plug-and-play configuration.
- To learn more about the configuration options that vMenu has to offer, checkout the Configuration page.
- To learn more on how to setup the permissions.cfg file, take a look at the Permissions Reference page.
There is also a video tutorial about how to install vMenu here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E5MgooEoygk
Starting from version v1.4.0, vMenu now uses different convars to configure it’s options. A list of all available options can be found below. Please note that you need to have a recent server artifacts version (around 804) for this to work. All options can also be found in the permissions.cfg, this is also the place where you can configure them. If you want, you could also move this to the server.cfg, as long as it’s above the start vMenu line, but for most people it’ll be eaiser to just keep the config options in the permissions.cfg.
To set an option, use the following command in the server.cfg or permissions.cfg:
setr vmenu_option_name value
| Option | Possible values | Description |
|---|---|---|
vmenu_use_permissions | true / false | This option allows you to toggle on/off the permissions system in vMenu. If you just want a plug-and-play resource and don’t want to mess with configuring permissions, then use this. It will disable all admin features like banning, kicking, unbanning and similar. |
vmenu_menu_staff_only | true / false | This option allows you to make this menu staff-only. Anyone with the vMenu.Staff permission will be able to use the menu. It will still keep in mind all other permissions, it’s just a way of limiting who can open the menu. |
vmenu_menu_toggle_key | A valid control ID. | Sets the control ID for the key that opens vMenu (keyboard/mouse only, controller key will always be (hold) ‘change view/select’). |
vmenu_noclip_toggle_key | A valid control ID. | Sets the control ID for the noclip toggle key (keyboard/mouse only). |
vmenu_keep_spawned_vehicles_persistent | true / false | Keeps spawned vehicles persistend if ‘replace previous vehicle’ is turned off. |
vmenu_enable_weather_sync | true / false | Enables/disables weather sync completely. |
vmenu_enable_dynamic_weather | true / false | Enbales/disables dynamic weather changes by default. It can still be toggled on/off in-game using the menu. |
vmenu_dynamic_weather_timer | Any integer (whole number) | Sets the delay between dynamic weather changes in whole minutes. |
vmenu_default_weather | A valid weather type | Set the default weather type that will be selected when the resource is loaded. |
vmenu_enable_time_sync | true / false | Enables/disables time sync completely. |
vmenu_freeze_time | true / false | Enables/disables the default freeze time state. |
vmenu_default_time_hour | Any integer (whole number) | The default in-game hour to set the time to whenever the resource is started (24 hours clock). |
vmenu_default_time_min | Any integer (whole number) | The default in-game minute to set the time to whenever the resource is started. |
vmenu_ingame_minute_duration | Any integer (whole number) | (Default: 2000) Sets the duration of 1 in-game minute to this value in real time (ms). Example: if this is set to 2000 (ms) then 1 in-game minute takes 2 seconds in real life. |
vmenu_auto_ban_cheaters | true / false | Automatically bans people who try to trigger events when they don’t have permissions for it. In rare cases this can be unreliable so it’s disabled by default. |
vmenu_log_ban_actions | true / false | Log whenever someone gets banned to the vmenu.log file. |
vmenu_log_kick_actions | true / false | Log whenever someone gets kicked to the vmenu.log file. |
vmenu_outdated_version_notify_players | true / false | Warn players whenever they join through the use of a notification above the minimap whenever vMenu is outdated on that server. |
vmenu_use_els_compatibility_mode | true / false | Enables compatibility mode for ELS resources (and other siren control scripts) by disabling vMenu’s siren control option completely. |
vmenu_quit_session_in_rockstar_editor | true / false | When you set this to true, it will leave the current game session if a player uses the rockstar editor button in the recording options menu. |
vmenu_server_info_message | string | Allows you to write a very short description about your server. Used in the About menu. |
vmenu_server_info_website_url | string | Enter a (short) website/domain name of your community here. Used in the About menu. |
vmenu_teleport_to_wp_keybind_key | A valid control ID | The control ID for the Teleport To Waypoint keybind. 168 / F7 by default. |
vmenu_disable_spawning_as_default_character | true / false | Setting this to true will globally disable the ‘Spawn As Default Character’ feature for everyone on the server. |
vmenu_auto_ban_cheaters_ban_message | Any string | This allows you to set a custom ban reason for whenever a player is automatically banned for cheating. (Added in vMenu v2.2.1). |
vmenu_disable_daily_update_checks | true / false | Allows you to disable the daily update checks. |
vmenu_enable_animals_spawn_menu | true / false | Enables the animals menu in the player appearance » ped spawner menu. |
vmenu_pvp_mode | 0, 1 or 2 | 0 = Do nothing. 1 = Enable PVP for everyone. 2 = Disable PVP for everyone. |
vmenu_disable_server_info_convars | true / false | Disables the server info convars. |
vmenu_player_names_distance | Any float value | Default 500.0, sets the range on the player overhead names. |
vmenu_disable_entity_outlines_tool | true / false | Disables the entity related dev-tools in the Misc Settings » Dev Tools menu. |
vmenu_default_ban_message_information | string | Default: "Please contact the staff team by going to (support url) if you want to appeal this ban", This message gets added at the end of all ban messages, use this to show users where they can contact the server staff team in case they want to appeal it or if they have any questions. |
vmenu_blackout_enabled | true / false | This allows you to set the (default) state for blackout mode. |
vmenu_sync_to_machine_time | true / false | Allows you to sync the time to the server’s real system time (the custom in-game hour duration setting will be ignored if this is enabled and you won’t be able to change the time manually). |
vmenu_weather_change_duration | integer | Allows you to configure how long in seconds weather changes take, value should be between 0 and 45 for best results. |
vmenu_handle_invisibility | true / false | Prevent vMenu from setting the player’s invisibility every frame. Useful if you have other resources that want to override vMenu’s player invisibility option. |
vmenu_disable_player_stats_setup | true / false | Prevent vMenu from setting any player stats like stamina, shooting, driving ability, etc. |
vmenu_enable_snow | true / false | Manually enable snow on the ground without having the ‘xmas’ weather type selected. |
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FAQ
The FiveM vMenu is a powerful serverside menu designed for administrators to manage and customize their FiveM servers. It offers a range of features to enhance gameplay, control player actions, and manage various aspects of the server environment.
FiveM vMenu offers a variety of features including:
- Empowering players with abilities such as god mode, healing, adjusting health, controlling wanted levels, allocating weapons, and spawning pedestrians.
- Intuitive character customization through a modification menu.
- Efficient vehicle management through spawning, modifications, and tuning.
- Developer tools tailored for the specific needs of your FiveM server.
- Easy management of permissions and configurations.
- A wide range of additional functionalities to explore.
The vMenu was created by Vespura, a modder who developed this versatile menu system to enhance the administration and gameplay experience in FiveM servers. Find his website here: https://vespura.com/
Yes, server owners have full permission support for configuring the FiveM vMenu. This allows them to customize which features are accessible to different user groups, ensuring a controlled and balanced gameplay environment.
FiveM vMenu offers players abilities such as activating god mode, healing themselves, adjusting their health, managing their wanted level, allocating weapons, and even spawning pedestrians for various interactions.
Yes, FiveM vMenu provides a range of developer tools that can be tailored to the unique needs of your FiveM server. These tools assist in managing and optimizing server performance, scripts, and more.
You can obtain FiveM vMenu by downloading and installing it from our website. Make sure to follow installation instructions and ensure compatibility with your server setup.
Yes, vMenu is typically provided for free.
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