FiveM script catalog

Problem

Roleplay servers live or die on their scripts, and most marketplace resources fail in one of three ways: they drag server performance down, they lock into a single framework, or they take a weekend to install. Server owners wanted systems that drop in, run light and keep working after framework updates.

What we built

More than 150 scripts for the community and webstores since 2023, all held to the same standard:

• Complete gameplay systems rather than single-feature snippets, sold individually and as bundles
• One codebase supporting ESX, QBCore and QBox through our fmLib abstraction layer
• Modern NUI interfaces: the early ones in React, everything since in Vue
• Open dependencies, so integrating with other resources takes minutes
• Documentation with every script, updated through the RX Scripts store

Stack

Lua for game logic, Vue for the interfaces (React in the early years), fmLib for framework abstraction, MySQL for persistence.

Outcome

The catalog runs on hundreds of active servers and generates most of the 300+ five-star reviews on the store. Two things repeat across those reviews: installation takes minutes, and the scripts stay fast under real player load. That reputation is what the One Studios premium brand was later built on.