LoadingScreen V1
6252purchases
including 12 identified client servers
IDFRP
NextLife Roleplay1
Lucid Pulse RP
🌴🔥 StadtLeben Roleplay! 🔥🌴
Havora
Determined RP
Bruxelles RP
California Roleplay
Néon City
Crown District RPIDFRPNextLife Roleplay1Lucid Pulse RP🌴🔥 StadtLeben Roleplay! 🔥🌴HavoraDetermined RPBruxelles RPCalifornia RoleplayNéon CityCrown District RPIDFRPNextLife Roleplay1Lucid Pulse RP🌴🔥 StadtLeben Roleplay! 🔥🌴HavoraDetermined RPBruxelles RPCalifornia RoleplayNéon CityCrown District RPDescription
Free FiveM LoadingScreen V1
Enhance your FiveM loading screen with a fully customizable design that keeps players engaged while they connect to your server. Easily add any background video, whether from a YouTube link or direct MP4/WebM files, to create the perfect visual atmosphere. Play immersive background music with options to change tracks or mute them anytime, giving players full control. Display server updates in real-time, highlight your staff members, and showcase your server logo to reinforce branding. Include interactive buttons linking directly to your Discord, YouTube, X (Twitter), and Instagram so players can connect with your community instantly. Optimized for FiveM RP servers, this loading screen boosts immersion, engagement, and community growth.
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Pulse
I'm a FiveM script developer with hands-on experience across ESX, QBCore, and QBox frameworks. I've spent a good chunk of time learning how each one works under the hood — the differences in how they handle jobs, inventory, money, and player data — so I can build scripts that actually fit the server rather than just bolting something generic on top. Most of what I make is built around making roleplay feel smoother and more immersive, whether that's custom job scripts, UI systems, or quality-of-life features that server owners actually ask for. I care about clean code, proper framework compatibility, and not cutting corners on things like exploit prevention or performance. If you're running ESX, QBCore, or QBox — I know the codebase, and I know what good scripting looks like on each one.
