
LoadingScreen V2
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darunter 6 identifizierte Kunden-Server
SmallWorld RP
Tricolore RP
Crown District RP
Urban Legends 2.0
🌴🔥 StadtLeben Roleplay! 🔥🌴
SmallWorld RP
Tricolore RP
Crown District RP
Urban Legends 2.0
🌴🔥 StadtLeben Roleplay! 🔥🌴
SmallWorld RP
Tricolore RP
Crown District RP
Urban Legends 2.0
🌴🔥 StadtLeben Roleplay! 🔥🌴Beschreibung
🚀 Free FiveM LoadingScreen V2 – Customizable & Modern
Upgrade your FiveM server with LoadingScreen V2, a fully customizable and performance-optimized loading screen designed for serious RP servers.
🎮 New Feature – Server Keybind Display
V2 now includes an interactive “Show Controls” button that displays your server keybinds (Inventory, Phone, Emotes, Scoreboard, Reload, Trunk, and more). All controls are fully editable from the config file.
🎥 Background Video Support
Use direct MP4 or WebM video files to create a cinematic loading experience.
🎵 Built-In Music Player
Includes playlist support, play/pause, mute, volume control, and track skipping.
👥 Community & Branding
Show your server logo, staff members, updates, and add social links (Discord, YouTube, X, Instagram).
✔ Fully configurable
✔ Modern UI design
✔ Smooth animated loading bar
✔ Optimized for FiveM RP servers
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🛡️ This is a locked version using FiveM's Asset Escrow encryption
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.









