FiveM server developers
Inspect vehicle packs, fix metadata, standardize framework entries, and export clean resources before they reach production.
The FiveM Vehicle Editor for complete resource workflows.
Edit, optimize, merge, split, and package FiveM vehicle resources on Windows with visual tools for metadata, handling, YTD textures, YFT models, audio, and RPF archives.
Local Windows app Free Founder’s License (Lifetime) One device activation
3D XML Editor
Inspect meshes, sync LOD deletes, remove badges or spoilers, and export UV templates for liveries.
YTD Texture Editor
Preview, search, rename, replace, export, delete, and repack vehicle textures in one place.
Resource Scanner & Filtering
Load directories into a live workspace. Search by model name, filter by vehicle class, and jump straight to the files that need attention.
Vehicle Merger
Build one clean vehicle resource from many sources, or generate standalone folders with their own data, stream, and fxmanifest.lua.
Vehicle Meta Editor
Edit vehicles.meta, handling.meta, carcols, and carvariations in visual fields — or switch to raw XML when you need exact control.
All-in-one tools for FiveM vehicle resources.
Vehicle Meta
Identity, audio, classification, wheel scale, health, and other vehicles.meta fields.
Read the guideHandling
Mass, power, speed, gears, traction, brakes, suspension, damage, fuel, and more.
Read the guideCarcols & Carvariations
Validate raw XML and replace siren or modkit IDs across a file in one pass.
Read the guideBulk Engine Sound
Apply an audio hash to selected vehicles and save the matching meta changes together.
Read the guideYTD Texture Editor
Preview, search, rename, replace, export, delete, and repack vehicle textures.
Read the guide3D XML Editor
Inspect meshes, sync LOD deletes, remove badges or spoilers, and export UV templates.
Read the guideRPF Unpacker
Extract dlc.rpf archives, including nested RPF content, into a FiveM-ready resource.
Read the guideFramework Generator
Generate QBCore shared/vehicles.lua or ESX SQL with configurable defaults.
Read the guideOptimizer & Cleanup
Find oversized stream files, reduce YTD resolution, remove junk, and update fxmanifest.lua.
Read the guideBuilt for real FiveM workflows
From an unpacked vehicle to a server-ready resource.
FiveM vehicle development often means moving between XML files, texture tools, model utilities, audio resources, and framework configuration. Vehicle Editor keeps those connected tasks in one local workspace while preserving access to the underlying files.
Vehicle creators and modders
Work with YTD textures, YFT model XML, UV templates, audio references, and visual metadata fields from one workspace.
Server owners and maintainers
Merge, split, rename, clean, and optimize large vehicle collections without repeating the same manual file operations.
See the tools in action.
3D XML Editor
Inspect meshes, sync LOD deletes, remove badges, and export UV templates.
Common questions
FiveM Vehicle Editor FAQ
What is 5mdev Vehicle Editor?
5mdev Vehicle Editor is a local Windows application for scanning, editing, organizing, optimizing, and packaging FiveM vehicle resources. It brings common vehicle-development tasks into one guided workspace.
Which FiveM vehicle files can it work with?
Its tools cover vehicles.meta, handling.meta, carcols.meta, carvariations.meta, fxmanifest.lua, YTD texture dictionaries, YFT model workflows, RPF archives, and engine-sound resources.
Does Vehicle Editor modify resources locally?
Yes. Vehicle Editor runs on Windows and works with resource folders on your computer. Back up source resources and validate exported files on a development server before production use.
Can it prepare vehicles for ESX and QBCore servers?
Yes. The framework configuration generator can create QBCore shared/vehicles.lua entries and ESX SQL with configurable defaults for prices, categories, shops, and vehicle classes.
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