FiveM client

System requirements

Windows 8.1

Minimum

• CPU Intel Core 2 Q6600 @ 2.40GHz / AMD Phenom 9850 @ 2.5GHz
• GPU NVIDIA 9800 GT 1GB / AMD HD 4870 1GB / Intel HD GT2
• RAM 8GB (4 may work)
• HDD 72GB + ~4GB

No! The client does not interact with the Rockstar Online Services other than to validate your game copy the first time you launch it. This validation emulates the game’s interaction, and can not be detected by Rockstar.
FiveM also doesn’t modify your game files at all, even when downloading server assets, so you don’t have to do anything to switch between FiveM and GTA:O.

Nearly everything. This mod is famous for using to create roleplay servers. Roleplaying is a gamemode to impersonate a virtual character, for example to play as a police officer or gangster. If you know roleplay streams on Twitch then you can be sure that those streamers play on a server using this modification software.

Watch the tutorial on how to create a FiveM server here!

As a player: Absolutely yes. But you have to own a legal copy of the game “Grand Theft Auto V” for PC (Retail/Rockstar Launcher/Steam). Cracked versions will not work so don’t try it!

Those are plugins to use for speaking to other players ingame. You can call, phone or use a radio ingame to communicate with other players just like you know from GTA Online!

NoPixel is a roleplay server which you probably want to join. But creating an own NoPixel-style server was never as easy as it is now with ESX-Scripts! Check out the NP scripts here.

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• A mode allowing (up to) 1024 players at this time. We have only tested 600-ish in load tests since we couldn’t get any more players, but it held up quite well in the end (on a server with minimal resources)
• To accomplish this, it uses the following technological changes:
  • Removal of population to save object ID pool space. You can still create (some) synced/networked peds using script, however.
  • Player ped/vehicle culling. No entities will be created on clients outside a ‘focus zone’, which currently is hardcoded to 300 units around a player. We’re still looking for a better algorithm.
  • Player culling. No players will be created/deleted locally outside of the focus zone too. This means that all player iteration will have to happen server-side.
• It also has a bit better performance than ‘plain’ OneSync at this time due to player ped culling, and works around the so-called ‘head blend bug’.