FiveM server.cfg Generator

Build your FiveM server configuration and copy the result. Ready to upload.

General

Server name (hostname)

Max players (sv_maxclients)

License key (sv_licenseKey)

Project name (sv_projectName)

Project description (sv_projectDesc)

Network

Port (endpoint_add_tcp/udp)

Locale

Game type

Framework & resources

Framework

Extra resources (one per line)

Database & misc

MySQL connection (set mysql_connection_string)

Steam Web API Key (optional)

Enable OneSync

Allow ScriptHook (sv_scriptHookAllowed)

Output

How to use this file

Fill in the settings above.
Copy the output with the button.
Paste the contents into server.cfg in the root folder of your FiveM server.
Make sure to fill in your license key from Keymaster.
Start the server and check the console for errors.

On a FiveM server from HostValues you can edit the server.cfg through the game panel under Files.

What is server.cfg?

The server.cfg is the main configuration file for your FiveM server. It controls the server name, max player count, resources and convars. FiveM reads this file every time the server starts.

Should I enable OneSync?

For most servers, yes. OneSync improves synchronization with more than 32 players and is required by popular frameworks like ESX and QBCore. Without OneSync you will hit limits at higher player counts.

Where do I get my license key?

You generate a key at keymaster.fivem.net. You need a Cfx.re account. Register the IP address of your server and copy the key into sv_licenseKey.