Hey everyone! Today I'll show you how to build absolutely any FiveM server, with zero programming knowledge and almost no time.
All we need is hosting from REDL and its free Claude Code agent.
First, we go to the site and sign up.
It's a simple sign-up: we enter a name, an email and a password, and create the account.
Where to start?
To launch our server, we need to create a new VDS agent.
We pick the location closest to us and continue.
We launch the server on the latest Ubuntu.
For a starter server, the cheapest option works fine, it costs seven dollars.
We choose a convenient payment method, for me that's the balance. We enter promo code FIVEM15, which gives us fifteen percent off our server, so it comes out to six dollars.
So after the promo code, we choose the payment method, for me it's the balance, I already topped it up. And we pay.
Done, our server is created. We have a root password, which we copy for full control of our VDS, but that's optional.
The agent opens up for us, it responds to our requests and helps us create the server.
All we have to write is: build me a server.
We also get free AI limits, so with Sonnet and Claude Code we can put our server online.
Let's begin.
So, I sent it the prompt, let's see what it does.
Right now it's thinking, and then we'll see what it does.
Okay, now we can see it started creating the server, downloading it. It asked me for a FiveM license key, the server name and the player count, let's give it that.
So, to get the key we go to the Cfx dot re portal, we click Generate Key, we type in the server name and hit create, then we copy the key and send
it to the agent.
We paste the key, type the server name, let's say FiveRP, send it, and the Claude agent does everything else for us.
So, about eight minutes later the agent wrote that the server is up and running on this IP address, let's go and check it.
To join the server, we open the FiveM launcher, press F8 and type connect.
We're connecting to FiveRP. Great, we're in. We can see we have a character, there's a world, cars are parked, everything works fine.
Now let's check whether the agent can build us a login system, registration, a database and a character appearance creator, so that we spawn in with our own character.
Alright, let's send the prompt to our agent so it builds a registration system, a login system, and character name creation.
The most important thing to mention at this point is to tell the agent to create and hook up a database, because without a database none of this will work.
So, the agent finished. It took a really long time, twenty three minutes, seven or eight million tokens, imagine that, just to make registration. It did a whole lot.
Six dollars, well, that's something. Let's go and take a look at what it built.
So, we're greeted by registration. Let's create an account.
Okay, I need a first and last name.
John Jones will do. Oh, super, that's cool, I really like all of it, we just need to fix the font a little bit and probably remove the background behind it. So let's go ahead and try to do
that.
So, the agent made all the edits I asked for and added something extra. Let's see what it is. We connect to the server, we see the custom loading menu, there are still
a few minor issues, but let's try creating a character again. Ooh, that's really cool what it did, really, really cool.
So we type it in, really, really nicely done. I love it. There's even a signature here, a photo, a passport, like the real thing. We got the passport
and spawned in. Very cool, I love it.
Tell me in the comments.
Alright, now let's try building a character appearance editor. I wrote the prompt, I'm sending it to the agent, and now we wait.
So, another ten minutes later, the agent built us a character appearance creation resource. Let's go in and take a look at how it looks on the server.
So, it removed the black bars, which is very cool. The weather changes in the background, looks neat. Let's try going in, and we're in, and it really does look very, very beautiful. Let's try
creating a new character. Wow, this is really cool. We can choose the parents' genes, father or mother, the resemblance, the skin tone. We can create a woman, we can create
a man. Here we can adjust absolutely every facial feature of this character, absolutely all of them. We can randomize it. It looks pretty cool. And so this is the character I created. Let's move on,
and we enter the name. Great, and here we are, we've spawned in, everything works great, the database is connected and the character is saved properly.
After a relog, you'll spawn in with that exact same character, or with whichever one you choose. And now, in order for our server to be a proper roleplay server, we need to bring in
currency. So now we're going to add currency to our server and build a custom economy. Let's get started, we paste the prompt and wait. Pretty quickly
the agent wrote us an economy system that can't be cheated, that writes everything to the database, and gives a new character twenty five hundred in cash. It also
added the balance and pay ID amount commands. Let's check it, we join the server. I joined with a different character. Let's try typing balance. Boom, it says cash
twenty five hundred, bank zero. That's good. I can't test pay, because there are no players on the server right now. To make this easier, let's try building a HUD for players. I'll write that for the agent. So, guys, now
there's going to be a pretty complicated prompt, and it creates a HUD, so that you can see how much money you have, what time it is, what the date is, your hunger percentage and other
character stats. We'll also make a system of static and dynamic IDs, and a speedometer HUD so you can see your speed when you're in a car, plus a few
more things related to the HUD. So let's send the prompt and wait. The task is pretty complex, because it involves working with the database. And so, the agent made two IDs, static and dynamic, and also added
hunger and mood. So let's take a look at how this looks in the game. Very interesting. Oh, oh, this is interesting, but this is way too big for a HUD, the white blocks stand out way too much,
and so does everything else, so most likely we'll need to fix that. It wrote that I'm able to edit the HUD with the HUD command. Whoa, so it also
added HUD customization. Are you serious? Let's look at the HUD system in a car. Give me a car. Stop. Wow, only, how do I start the car? I don't know. This is cool. It shows
the car's name, its license plate, how much fuel, and there's no fuel here. Why is there no fuel? Let's check this car. No fuel either. Okay, alright, alright. Ah, after
a relog I also noticed the time isn't real and the date isn't real, and it doesn't show the online player count, it says zero. ID, we have static ID three,
but let's still go ahead and try to configure the HUD, and see what we can actually do. And here, I've basically configured it now, it already looks a lot better, but those white backdrops didn't look
very nice. We also don't need the health indicator, because it's built into the minimap. Let's fix that. Alright, let's ask it to fix the HUD, and also fix the time and everything that was
showing wrong. We send the request to the agent and wait. The agent fixed everything, it updated to the new GTA 5 version, the new FiveM version, turned on synchronization, and also updated the clock,
now it shows the online count, and updated the design. So we joined the server, and the time is real now, the date is real, and it shows the player count
online. Let's look at the settings, they went dark mode too. The time is server time, so if it's night in real life, it's night in game, if it's morning, it's morning. Overall
everything looks pretty good and pretty cool. There go the medics walking by. Let's get into a car, now there's fuel, and there's engine condition. If we crash into something, wow, nothing
changes. Let's try again. It changes, but very slightly. Okay, we can buckle up, we can lock and unlock the car. The only thing left is the chat, which doesn't fit
our design yet, but we're going to fix that in the near future. Now let's push our project to GitHub, the agent has that feature built in. So let's push our server to GitHub so you can get the link. And
it all worked out, the server is on GitHub now, fully documented with screenshots so it's easy to install. I'll leave links in the comments to the GitHub and the server IP, so you can join and test this
functionality, and a link to REDL too, because honestly this is a breakthrough, it all looks really cool. Also the promo code FIVEM15, which gives fifteen percent off absolutely
any service on this hosting. Next up, we can turn off all the NPCs, we can create jobs, and so on, all with this same agent. But that's it for today, guys, drop a like on the video. Whoa, okay, okay, we won't touch it, guys.
If you want to see more of this server being built, drop a comment under this video. That's all, thanks, and see you!