FiveM Vinewood Sign Changer: Custom Text
Your text on the hill in place of VINEWOOD, built like the game's sign: metal, rust, scaffolding, ladders, floodlights, night glow and far models.
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Change the Vinewood sign in FiveM
The VINEWOOD sign is one of the most seen things in Los Santos, and many servers want their own name there. Most replacements spawn props by script, leave the old letters showing from far away, or float over the hill.
Vinewood Sign Creator builds your text the way the game builds its own sign: V, I, N, E, W, O and D are the game's letters, and every other one is drawn on the same grid with the same metal panels, rust streaks and graffiti, the posts, beams and ladders behind, the floodlights in front and the spot lights that light it at night. Each letter stands on the ground under it, and has its far models and its night glow, so it reads the same from the airport as up close. The old sign is taken out at every distance, with its collision.
How Vinewood Sign Creator works
- Type your text, up to 16 letters a line, and pick the spacing and size.
- Turn round the sign on the hill, by day and by night.
- Name the resource and download it.
You get: A FiveM map resource with the new letters, their LODs and glow, and the old sign taken out.
Every tool is free to try: 5 exports a day, files up to 25 MB. The paid plans raise the limits. See the plans.
Questions
- How do I change the Vinewood sign text in FiveM?
- Type your text, check it on the hill in the 3D view by day and by night, and download the resource. Put it in your resources, ensure it and restart the server.
- How long can the text be?
- Up to 16 characters a line and 24 in all. Past about 180 m the hill rises, so long names fit better smaller, or on two lines.
- Does it remove the old sign from far away?
- Yes. The resource streams copies of the game's files of that hill without the old letters: the maps, the far models and far glow, and the collision. From the airport or the pier only your text shows.
- Does it glow at night like the original?
- Yes: each letter has the game's spot lights at its floodlights, on at night, and the same far glow models the game uses (time archetypes with the game's hours).
- Will it conflict with other maps?
- Only with resources that change the same files of that hill (another Vinewood sign, a map of those hills). Run one sign at a time; Name Clash Check shows two resources streaming the same file.
- Can I colour the letters?
- No: the game's sign is white metal with its own textures, and its glow has a texture of its own too; a tint would need new textures, which would not look like the game's.
In GTA Explorer
- The GTA V map: the Vinewood hills on the map, where the sign stands over the city
- GTA V props and map models: the floodlights and cameras on the sign's scaffolding, by name
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