FiveM video tutorial archive

Some things are easier to learn by watching someone do them. This archive collects FiveM tutorials from YouTube and puts them in order, so you get a course instead of a search results page. Every video was checked to exist and picked because it’s clear, accurate enough and still useful today.

How it’s organised

The archive has ten courses. Each has a level and its lessons in a sensible order:

How to use it

• Pair videos with the written guides. Each course matches a section of these docs: watch the video, then use the guide as the reference. For example the Lua course goes with Your first resource and Client, server and events.
• Follow the order inside a course, but skip what you already know.
• Code along. Keep a local dev server running (see Windows setup) and type the code yourself instead of just watching.
• Check the date. Every lesson shows when it was published. FiveM changes: older videos may show old txAdmin screens, GetPlayerPed(-1) instead of PlayerPedId(), or framework code from earlier versions. The ideas still hold, and the written guides show the current way.

About Vespura and the official channels

Tom Grobbe (Vespura), the author of vMenu, documents his work in writing at docs.vespura.com rather than on YouTube, so his projects appear here through other creators’ install videos and in our recommended resources page. Cfx.re’s own documentation is written too, at docs.fivem.net. The official txAdmin channel has a few short videos, included in the txAdmin course.

Missing something?

If a video goes private or a better one comes out, we update the archive. Suggestions are welcome through the fivemad Discord.