The creative suite for
FiveM & RedM servers.

One place to install,
update and launch.

The Hub is where your subscription becomes software. It shows every app in the suite, installs the ones you have access to, keeps them up to date, and launches them — without you tracking down a single download link.

• Apps you're subscribed to install in one click; the rest show what they'd cost.
• Shared components — CodeWalker, MariaDB, game data — download once and are used by every app that needs them.
• Updates arrive through the Hub, so every app on your machine stays current.
• Sign in once with Discord. Every app in the suite picks up that session.

CFXServer

Server setup, resources, database and backups

Stand up a working FiveM or RedM server from nothing, install and configure resources without touching a config file, and keep the database backed up on a schedule.

• Guided setup wizard. Point it at an empty folder or an existing server. It downloads artifacts, installs MariaDB, imports the framework schema and writes a working server.cfg.
• Resource installer. Install scripts from a catalog of natively supported resources. Dependencies, SQL migrations, server.cfg entries and framework wiring are handled for you.
• Visual config editors. Edit jobs, gangs, vehicles, items and shop stock through real UI instead of hunting through Lua tables.
• Database explorer. Browse and edit any table in your server database, run queries, and inspect player characters without a separate SQL client.

CFXClothing

Build, optimise and validate addon clothing

Import clothing and EUP packs, preview them on a live ped in 3D, catch the errors that cause invisible models, and export a stream-ready resource.

• Live 3D preview. Every drawable rendered on an actual ped model, with texture variants, so you see exactly what players will see.
• Pack import. Drop in a folder or archive from any creator. Files are identified, sorted by component and renumbered into a clean sequence.
• Conflict detection. Duplicate drawable numbers, colliding component slots and overlapping EUP ranges are found and resolved before export.
• Validation pass. Catches the classic causes of invisible clothing: missing .ytd textures, malformed .ydd geometry and mismatched embedded texture dictionaries.

CFXVehicles

Vehicle packs, handling and previews

Install add-on vehicles, preview them in 3D, tune handling with real controls, and get them into your dealership and database without editing a single meta file.

• 3D vehicle preview. Inspect models, liveries and extras in a real-time viewport before you commit them to your server.
• Pack installation. Handles the whole set of meta files — vehicles, handling, carvariations, carcols, vehiclelayouts — and merges them into your existing stream folder.
• Handling editor. Adjust acceleration, braking, grip, suspension and mass with sliders and sensible ranges instead of raw XML.
• Sound assignment. Assign and audition engine sound sets, including custom audio packs, per vehicle.

CFXMaps

MLO conflict detection and map merging

Install MLOs and map packs that overlap the same interiors, find the collisions before they break your world, and merge everything into one clean map resource.

• Conflict scanner. Scans every installed map resource for interiors, YMAPs and entity sets claiming the same space, and reports precisely which files collide.
• Interior mapping. A searchable index of every interior on your server and which resource provides it.
• Map merging. Combine multiple map packs into a single well-formed resource with one manifest and no duplicate assets.
• YMAP and YTYP tools. Inspect and edit map placement data directly, including deletion of vanilla props replaced by an MLO.

CFXBuilder+

Create FiveM resources, with or without AI

Describe the script you want and get a complete, framework-correct resource — or build it yourself with scaffolding, a Lua editor and one-click install into your server.

• AI resource generation. Describe what you want in a sentence or two and get a complete resource: client, server, shared config, NUI and manifest.
• Framework correctness. Generated code targets the framework you actually run — QBCore, QBox or ESX — using that framework's real exports and events.
• Iterative editing. Ask for changes in plain English and the app modifies the existing resource rather than regenerating it from scratch.
• Built-in Lua editor. Syntax highlighting and error checking for anything you want to write or adjust by hand.