GTA V and FiveM tools in your browser

Make and fix FiveM assets without Blender, OpenIV or CodeWalker: props, vehicles, peds, collisions and packs. Drop your files, set what you want, download a resource ready to stream.

Props

• GLB to Prop: Turn a GLB into a streamable prop (.ydr, .ytd, .ytyp). Size it next to a freemode ped, set its pivot, download a FiveM resource.
• Prop to YTYP: Make the archetype for a .ydr you already have: bounds, LOD distance and flags, so it streams as a placeable object.
• Prop Finder: Search the game's 16,000 props by name or hash: size, LOD, where it is defined, a 3D look and the code to spawn or target it.
• YDR Animation: Make a prop that moves by itself: pick its moving parts in a GLB (blades, signs, lights), how they spin, swing, bob or slide, and get it built like the game's animated props.
• Model Inspector: Open .ydr, .yft and .ydd files in 3D: their models, shaders, textures and collision, and the textures they miss. Download them as GLB.
• YTYP Editor: Open a .ytyp and change its archetypes: LOD distance, dictionaries, flags explained one by one, bounds, extensions (ladders, fire, seats), interiors' entity sets and time cycles.
• Prop Reskin: Copy any game prop (or your own) under a new name with its textures repainted or swapped: a new addon prop, the original left alone.
• Flag Maker: Turn a logo into a flag that waves in the wind: a copy of a game flag, or a flag or banner of any size with its cloth made for it.
• Prop Lights: Put real lights in a prop: point or spot, colour, strength, reach and flicker, placed in 3D. For street lamps, neons and signs.
• Prop Collision Editor: Shape a prop's collision by hand: boxes, spheres, capsules and cylinders placed over the model, each with its surface and flags.
• Prop LOD Builder: Give a prop that has only one level of detail its medium, low and very low models, so it costs less far away.
• YDR Model Editor: Scale, turn and re-pivot an existing .ydr without Blender, keeping its shaders and textures; or paint its vertex colours and terrain layers in 3D.
• Inventory Icons: Render clean item icons for ox, QB and QS inventories from any prop or GLB: transparent, framed and lit the same every time.
• Cable Builder: Hang cables between points: power lines, phone lines and string lights that sag and sway in the wind, built with the game's own cable shader.

Vehicles

• Handling Editor: Edit a handling.meta field by field, each explained, compared with any of the game's 800+ vehicles, and download it back.
• Vehicle Addon Builder: Turn a loose .yft into a whole addon car: vehicles.meta, handling, carvariations and its name, from a similar game car you pick.
• YFT Livery Creator: Make any car take liveries: its paint turned into a livery paint, a livery UV made if it has none, and up to 25 liveries painted on it and put in its .ytd.
• Livery Studio: Repaint the liveries a car already has, on their UV and live on the car, and save them in its own .ytd.
• Vehicle UV Mapper: Any material's UV layout as a template to paint on: the paint's livery map or any texture's, wireframe and islands, up to 4096 px.
• Mod Kit Builder: Turn a vehicle's tuning parts into its mod kit: each part's type, bone and the stock part it hides, the usual upgrades, carcols and carvariations linked.
• Sirens Builder: Build an emergency light pattern step by step for each of the 20 siren lights, watch it flash, and export carcols.meta.
• Vehicle Lights: Make a vehicle's light setting from one of the game's 77: headlight, tail, indicator and reversing colours, brightness, reach and beam shape.
• Vehicle Armour: Make a car's windows bulletproof one by one, the way the armoured Kuruma's are, and its tyres unburstable from the start, with no tuning upgrade.
• Vehicle Animation: Fold a convertible roof, open a ramp, spin a part: turn and slide a vehicle's own bones on a timeline and save the clip (.ycd) with its vehicles.meta lines.
• YFT Part Workbench: See a vehicle's parts: every bone by kind (doors, lights, sirens, extras, mod bones), how much hangs on each, and what a road car has that it lacks.
• Siren ID Check: Check the siren, mod kit and light ids of every vehicle pack against the game and each other, and get them fixed.
• Vehicle Pack Check: Find missing meta files, wrong names and stream mistakes in a vehicle resource.
• Vehicle Pack Merger: Merge many addon car resources into one, with the clashing siren, light and mod kit ids, spawn names, handlings and texture names fixed, and the shop lists for qb-core, Qbox and ESX.
• Vehicle LOD Builder: Give an addon car that has only its high model its medium, low and very low LODs (L1, L2, L3) and its wheels', so it stops popping and eating FPS far away.

Peds & clothing

• Tattoo Creator: Place a design on the freemode body's tattoo map and export an overlay that sits right in game.
• Cloth Physics: Skirts, capes and coat tails that swing: pin a cloth mesh to the freemode body and get the pack with its .yld, the way Rockstar's dresses move.
• Build Clothes: Model clothing (or a whole character) on the freemode body in any 3D app and get an addon pack or ped: the body's bone weights copied onto it.
• Customize Cloth: Recolour a piece of clothing and put logos and prints on it where you click, seen on the freemode body, saved as a new texture variation.
• Ped Attachments: Put a prop on a freemode bone with a gizmo and copy the offsets for AttachEntityToEntity, rpemotes or ox_lib.
• YDD to Addon Ped: Turn a ped's .yft, .ydd and .ytd into an addon ped that spawns by name: its .ymt made from its parts' names, peds.meta from one of the game's peds.
• Ped Animation: Put a Mixamo animation (a dance, an idle, a gesture) on the freemode ped, watch it play here, and get it as a .ycd for TaskPlayAnim and emote menus.
• Clothing Merger: Join several FiveM clothing packs into one resource: drawables renumbered so nothing clashes, one .ymt per collection.
• Outfit Builder: Dress the freemode ped from the game's own clothes, piece by piece, and get the outfit as code or as ESX / QB outfit data.
• Anim Clip Builder: Watch any .ycd's clips play on the freemode ped, then make new ones: renamed, cut, faster or slower, in one dictionary of your own, with the code to play them.
• YMT Creator: Turn .ydd drawables and .ytd textures into an addon clothing pack: renamed for the game, with the .ymt and shop meta made.

Maps & collisions

• Shell Creator: Draw a walk-in shell on a floor plan: rooms in cells, doors, windows, storeys and stairs, seen in 3D. As a prop or a real interior (MLO), with its collision and the code to go in.
• MLO Creator: Turn a house model into a real interior (MLO): drop it, its inside is made for you, add storeys, rooms, doors and windows, and it is still seen from outside.
• Collision Studio: Turn a GLB into a map collision (.ybn): a game surface and flags for each of its materials, placed on the map, drawn back over the model.
• Scene Sandbox: Lay props out in 3D round a point on the map and take them out as Lua, JSON or a .ymap, or open and edit existing .ymap files.
• Grass Painter: Paint the game's own grass, flowers and stones on a ground in 3D, and get a grass .ymap batched the way the game's are. Or edit an existing one.
• LOD Lights Baker: Make your map's lights show from far away at night, like the game's: its lamps and neons baked into the lodlights and distantlights ymaps.
• Navmesh Viewer: See where peds can walk: a navmesh (.ynv) in 3D by its flags, with links, islands peds can't reach, and holes. A viewer, not a generator.
• Map Conflict Check: Drop your resources folder: the map resources that clash, with the game or each other. Same map replaced twice, overlapping MLOs, archetypes defined twice, collisions cut into each other.
• Map Mover: Move a map or MLO to another place and turn it to any heading: its .ymap, collisions, interiors, LOD lights, grass, car generators and roads stay together, checked file by file.

Files & packs

• Particle FX: Your own version of a particle dictionary (.ypt): effects renamed, resized, sped up, each emitter recoloured, textures replaced, as a resource.
• Audio Tool: Your own sounds in FiveM: any audio converted in the browser, packed into an .awc bank and a sound set, played with the game's own natives.
• Addon Weapons: Make a new weapon from one of the game's: its info, archetype and animations, renamed, with your model, label, damage, magazine and fire rate.
• Legacy to Enhanced: Rewrite Legacy .ydr, .ydd, .yft, .ytd, .ypt and .rpf files for GTA V Enhanced (gen9).
• RPF Reader: Open an RPF archive in the browser, look through it and take files out.
• DLC to FiveM: Turn a dlc.rpf (vehicles, clothing, props, audio) into a FiveM resource: stream folder, clothing renamed, data_file lines from its content.xml.
• FiveM to DLC: Pack a FiveM resource into a dlc.rpf for single player: vehicles, props, clothing and maps in their archives, with its content.xml and setup2.xml.
• RPF Writer: Pack a folder into an .rpf (folders named .rpf become archives inside it) for OpenIV's mods folder, without OpenIV.
• Texture Editor: Open a .ytd (or a model with textures inside): replace textures with your pictures, remove or add them, shrink them all to lighten a pack.
• Server Budget: Drop your whole resources folder: the memory each resource streams, the oversized files FiveM warns about, and files streamed twice.
• Texture Dedupe: Find the textures a pack repeats across its .ytd files and move them into one shared dictionary, to cut the memory it streams.
• Missing Textures Check: Find the textures behind white, pink or purple models: every texture a resource's models take, looked for the way the game does, with a fix for each.
• Hash Tool: Turn any name into its GTA hash (signed, unsigned, hex), and a hash back into the prop, vehicle, ped, bone or clip it names.
• Asset Optimizer: Shrink oversized textures across a whole pack at once and see what each file costs.
• Asset Photo Studio: Pictures of vehicles, clothes and props for dealerships, clothing shops and inventories, made without the game: clean, framed and lit the same every time.