Add the following line to the very top of your server.cfg file: exec permissions.cfg Use code with caution. Configuring the permissions.cfg File
Use the permissions.cfg file to restrict every single menu option.
Add yourself as an admin by finding your Steam HEX or license and adding add_principal identifier.steam:YOUR_ID group.admin to the file.
Permissions from v3.4.x appear broken. Fix: As noted earlier, vMenu 3.5.0 deprecated old permissions like vMenu.Player.Warn . Use the new naming convention: vMenu.Player.WarnPlayer . Run the check_perms command in server console to see missing aces. vmenu 3.5.0
: By default, the menu is often bound to the M key, though this can be remapped to other keys like F2 or F3 depending on your server's setup. Key Features for Admins How to install Vmenu to your FiveM server
The server-wide syncing algorithms have been rewritten to prevent "time skipping" or stuttering across high-latency clients. The menu allows real-time integration with external blackout scripts and custom visual mods. 4. Advanced No-Clip and Developer Tools
# Add license identifiers to the built-in "admin" group add_principal identifier.fivem:123456 group.admin add_principal identifier.license:abcdef1234567890 group.admin Use code with caution. Configuring Feature Access Add the following line to the very top of your server
The command center for server staff to maintain order and manage users.
For full compatibility with newer GTA V assets, it is often recommended to set sv_enforceGameBuild in the server configuration.
: New sub-menu accessible directly when a vehicle is marked as "Personal". Visual Improvements : Added Low Grip Tires option. New Vehicle Stance (lowering) option. Permissions from v3
New recording features added to the Recording Options submenu for Rockstar Editor enthusiasts.
: Includes options for player management (unlimited stamina, god mode), vehicle spawning (including custom add-on cars), and world customization (weather and time syncing). Installation & Configuration
The project’s permits use, modification, and distribution, provided that proper credit is given to TomGrobbe and that the code is never sold commercially. This ethos has fostered a rich ecosystem of forks and translations that keep vMenu relevant years after its initial release.
Installing vMenu is straightforward, but it requires careful configuration of the permissions.cfg file. Step 1: Download the Files
| Category | Description | | :--- | :--- | | | - Corrected a typo in the default radio station (PR #256). - Resolved various permission bugs related to "staff only" mode that caused crashes for non-staff players with partial access. - Fixed instructional buttons not scaling properly on resolutions wider than 16:9 (PR #259). - Corrected the inheritance for female MP peds to ensure correct character models (PR #261). - Fixed an issue causing faraway spectate targets to teleport or have incorrect GPS routes (PR #262). | | Improvements | - Major Performance Boost: Reduced tick rate idle time for players not allowed to use vMenu from 0.3-0.4ms to approximately 0.1ms . - Updated server/client dependencies for better compatibility and long-term stability. | | New Additions | - Added all missing DLC vehicles from recent GTA Online updates at the time (PR #258). - Implemented a confirmation prompt to prevent accidental overwriting of saved vehicles (PR #263). | | Removals | - Removed the SetClockDate() function due to a known GTA V bug that caused significant frame rate drops for some players. |