Generate production-ready FiveM scripts with AI.
Describe what you want in plain language. Get clean Lua, ox_lib menus, SQL schemas, and ready-to-deploy resources — themed to match your server in seconds.
Describe what you want in plain language. Get clean Lua, ox_lib menus, SQL schemas, and ready-to-deploy resources — themed to match your server in seconds.
These are actual outputs from RPForger — not cherry-picked marketing fluff. Every generation includes fxmanifest, config, Lua, SQL, and installation steps.
RegisterNetEvent('rpf_garbage:server:completeRoute', function(routeId)
local src = source
local Player = QBCore.Functions.GetPlayer(src)
if not Player then return end
local routeData = Config.Routes[routeId]
if not routeData then return end
-- Validate player actually completed the route (anti-cheat)
local playerCoords = GetEntityCoords(GetPlayerPed(src))
local lastStop = routeData.stops[#routeData.stops]
if #(playerCoords - lastStop) > 10.0 then return end
local payout = routeData.basePay + (routeData.bonusPerStop * #routeData.stops)
Player.Functions.AddMoney('cash', payout, 'garbage-route-complete')
TriggerClientEvent('ox_lib:notify', src, {
title = 'Route Complete',
description = ('$%d deposited'):format(payout),
type = 'success'
})
end)lib.registerContext({
id = 'mechanic_main_menu',
title = 'Mechanic Services',
options = {
{
title = 'Repair Vehicle',
description = 'Full body and engine repair',
icon = 'wrench',
onSelect = function()
local vehicle = lib.getClosestVehicle(GetEntityCoords(cache.ped), 5.0, false)
if not vehicle then
return lib.notify({ title = 'No vehicle nearby', type = 'error' })
end
if lib.progressCircle({
duration = 8000,
label = 'Repairing vehicle...',
useWhileDead = false,
canCancel = true,
anim = { dict = 'mini@repair', clip = 'fixing_a_player' },
}) then
TriggerServerEvent('rpf_mechanic:server:repair', NetworkGetNetworkIdFromEntity(vehicle))
end
end,
},
-- ... more options
}
})Type "Build a police job with arrest and fines" and ship a working resource.
Live ox_lib preview. Tweak colors and the AI matches your server's UI.
Modern FiveM patterns, ox_lib, lib.callback, exports — done right.
Every prompt and output is saved, searchable, and exportable.
Auth + Row Level Security via Supabase. Your scripts stay private.
One credit per generation. Top up or subscribe — no surprises.
ChatGPT and copilots hallucinate FiveM natives, mix QBCore and ESX syntax, and skip critical patterns. We don't.
Our system prompt encodes hundreds of pages of context: the full Cfx.re native reference, ox_lib's entire export surface, QBCore and ESX player object internals, oxmysql query patterns, NUI focus/cursor handling, and the unwritten conventions every senior FiveM dev knows.
Every generation lands in a strict, predictable order: fxmanifest → config → SQL → server → client → NUI → installation → recommendations. Drop the zip into resources/ and run.
Set your colors, menu shape, font, and animation style once. The AI applies them to every ox_lib menu and NUI page it generates — including CSS keyframes, transitions, glassmorphism, and shadow intensity.
Every output ends with concrete suggestions tailored to your script: which in-game tools to use for coordinates, which companion resources fit, and how to test edge cases.
Generated something? Ask follow-ups: "add a leaderboard", "make it use ox_target instead", "move the laptop UI to a key bind". The AI keeps full conversation context.