FiveM Development
Custom FiveM development, scripts, MLOs & vehicles
Escape Reality builds custom FiveM content for roleplay servers, including Lua scripts and full systems for QBCore, Qbox and ESX, NUI interfaces, MLO interiors, custom vehicles, props and clothing, and performance optimisation. We run our own large RP projects, so we build systems that hold up with real players.
What you get
- Custom Lua scripts & full job systems
- QBCore, Qbox & ESX resources
- NUI interfaces (React/Vue/HTML)
- MLO interiors & map edits
- Custom vehicles, props & EUP/clothing
- Optimisation & resmon fixes
Who it's for
- FiveM roleplay server owners
- Content creators & Tebex sellers
- Communities migrating to Qbox/QBCore
- Servers with performance problems
Typical timeline: Small scripts in 2–5 days; full systems, MLOs and vehicle packs typically 1–4 weeks.
Built by people who run servers
We don’t just write scripts, we’ve run large roleplay projects ourselves. That means systems designed for real player counts, sensible configs, and security against common exploits.
Code and 3D in one team
Most FiveM developers do either scripts or 3D. We do both, so a new job can ship with its own MLO, vehicles, props and NUI, all built to work together.
FiveM Development: FAQ
Which FiveM frameworks do you support?
Qbox, QBCore and ESX, as well as standalone resources. We can also migrate scripts between frameworks.
Do you make MLOs and custom vehicles?
Yes. Our 3D team builds MLO interiors, props, vehicles and clothing with optimised textures and LODs, so they look good without hurting performance.
Can you fix my server performance?
Yes. We profile resmon and server hitches, find the heavy resources and optimise or replace them.
Do I get the source code?
Yes. Custom work is delivered as open, documented source unless you specifically ask for escrow-protected assets.
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