It is beneficial to be able to interact with your database from outside your machine. Whether you need to perform backups, connect monitoring tools like Grafana, or access your database from different machines, configuring remote access to your MariaDB instance is essential when running a FiveM server with QBox.

Working inside Qbox can sometimes feel overwhelming. Whether you need to remove a bugged item, locate a specific message, or figure out where certain data is stored, this guide will show you how to quickly find what you’re looking for.

This comprehensive guide will walk you through setting up a complete FiveM server environment on a Linux machine (Ubuntu or Debian). We'll cover database setup, FiveM server installation, and automation using systemd services.

An fxmanifest.lua is the backbone of any FiveM resource. It tells the server which files to load, what they do, and how they should be handled—whether that's on the client, server, or both.

Getting VSCode setup for FiveM/RedM scripting is actually really easy. The exentions listed in this blog automatically set most of that up for you! Below we will go over some suggested extensions and addons for VSCode.

Installing and streaming a new weapon on your FiveM server is actually pretty simple. However, most people struggle to make this work with ox_inventory. This guide will also cover how to stream custom weapons on your server.