Basic Knowledge
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On this page, we provide general information and instructions on how to install and configure FiveM scripts, including those purchased via Keymaster. You’ll find clear, step-by-step guides on how to download, extract, and set up scripts on your server. Our goal is to equip you with the essential knowledge to manage your FiveM scripts with ease.
Please note that we do not provide support for the following topics or questions. These guides are intended to help you get started, and we kindly ask that you refer to the documentation or other resources available for further assistance. Thank you for your understanding!
The protects scripts from unauthorized use by encrypting parts of the code, ensuring that developers work is secure and cannot be easily stolen or modified. For end-users, this means that scripts are protected from tampering, offering a more secure and reliable experience. It helps ensure that developers can maintain control over their intellectual property while providing consumers with trustworthy resources.
Keymaster Scripts like ours, which are encrypted through the FiveM Escrow Asset, will be sent to your Keymaster account automatically after purchase. You can log into your Keymaster account .
Download Log in with the same account you used to purchase the script. Once logged in, you’ll find the script in your Keymaster account and can easily download it using the download button.
Extract After downloading the script, you’ll need to extract the file. You can use programs like or for this. This will give you a folder with all the necessary script files.
Upload the script to your server
Open your FiveM server folder and go to the resources folder. Copy the extracted script folder into this folder.
Import the .sql file into your database (if available)
Many scripts use database entries to store and retrieve certain data. In most cases, you will find a file with the .sql extension in the script's folder. If such a file exists, you need to import it into your database. The most common database tool is phpMyAdmin, where you can find the "Import" option in the top navigation bar. On this page, you can upload and import the .sql file.
In our scripts, this step is performed automatically by the script itself, so no manual database import is necessary.
Add the script to your server.cfg
Open the server.cfg file with a text editor (like or ). At the end of the file, add the following line: start scriptname (replace scriptname with the name of the folder you uploaded).
Restart the server
Save the changes in server.cfg and restart your server. The script should now be running on your server! 🤝
Locate the Configuration Files After installing the script, you’ll find configuration files in the script’s folder. These files usually control different aspects of the script, like in-game features or server settings. The naming and organization of these files depend on the script, so it’s best to check the documentation provided by the script developer, if available.
Open the Configuration File Use a text editor (like or ) to open the configuration file. This file contains various settings that you can change to customize the script to your needs.
Make Changes to the Settings Inside the configuration file, you'll see different options that you can adjust. Many scripts provide short descriptions next to each setting to help you understand what it does. However, this varies from script to script, so sometimes you may need to experiment.
Save and Restart
After making the necessary changes, save the file. To apply the new settings, restart the script by typing ensure scriptname in the server console (replace scriptname with the actual name of the script folder). Some scripts may require a full server restart to apply changes, but this depends on the script itself.
Standalone means that something works independently without needing other systems or dependencies. In gaming or software, a standalone script or program runs on its own, without requiring a specific framework or external resources.
Discord Webhooks are a simple way to send messages or notifications to a Discord channel automatically. Think of them as a way for external services (like our scripts) to send information directly into your Discord server without needing a bot.
With webhooks, you can send messages, updates, logs, or other information to any channel in your Discord server. These messages can include things like player activity, error reports, or any other important data.
In all of our scripts, we offer Discord logging functionality where needed. This allows you to receive logs and updates in your Discord server to keep track of what's happening in your game or server in real time.
Go to your Discord Server Open Discord and go to the server where you want to create the webhook.
Select a Channel Choose the text channel where you want the messages to be sent.
Access Channel Settings Click the gear icon next to the channel name to open the settings menu.
Create a Webhook In the channel settings, go to the "Integrations" tab. Under the "Webhooks" section, click "Create Webhook."
Configure the Webhook: Name your webhook. You can also set a custom avatar for the webhook. Copy the Webhook URL by clicking the "Copy Webhook URL" button. This URL is what you'll use to send messages to the Discord channel.
Save and Use the Webhook URL After copying the URL, you can use it in your scripts to send notifications or logs directly to the channel.
Disclaimer: We do not take any responsibility or liability for the use of third-party programs mentioned in this post. Please ensure you download these programs from official sources and use them at your own risk.