Prerequisite

Compatibility Requirements

This guide outlines the compatibility requirements and supported integrations for The A Team resources.

Core Requirements

Framework Support

Database Support

Inventory Systems

Dispatch Systems

Target Systems

Additional Integrations

• Voice Systems

  • PMA-Voice
  • SaltyChat
  • Mumble-VoIP

• Phone Systems

  • QS-Smartphone
  • GKS Phone
  • QB-Phone

• Anti-Cheat

  • Anti-CK
  • VAC
  • Screen API

Note: While we strive to maintain compatibility with all listed systems, we recommend using the most up-to-date versions of these dependencies for optimal performance and security.

Version Control

We maintain a version compatibility matrix for each resource. Please check individual resource documentation for specific version requirements and compatibility details.

Performance Considerations

When using multiple integrated systems, consider the following:

• Monitor resource usage with the built-in FiveM tools
• Keep all dependencies updated to their latest stable versions
• Follow our server optimization guide for best results

Requirement for OneSync

• Important: When setting up your FiveM server, ensure you use OneSync. Legacy versions are not supported for modern features and updates.
• Why OneSync? It enables higher player limits, dynamic synchronization, and advanced scripting capabilities.
• How to enable OneSync?
  • Update your server.cfg file with the following line:

    onesync on
  • Restart your server to apply the changes.

For Customers: What is OneSync and Why Does It Matter?

OneSync is FiveM’s advanced synchronization system built on GTA: Online’s codebase, allowing for a greater number of players (up to 2048!) on a single server. Beyond increasing player slots, OneSync introduces server-side synchronization for entities, improving stability and performance while providing better development standards.

• Key Benefits:
  • Higher Player Slots: Free up to 48 players; upgrade with FiveM Element Club (starting at Argentum tier 💿).
  • Advanced Synchronization: Ensures better data handling and smoother gameplay.
  • OneSync: Infinity: Allows servers to host up to 2048 players with advanced features like:
    • Extended object IDs for better scalability.
    • “Focus zones” to optimize resources by culling unnecessary entities outside player areas.
    • Enhanced performance through player culling.

OneSync Modes: What They Mean and How to Choose

onesync [on/off/legacy] determines the synchronization mode your server uses. Here’s a breakdown of each option:

• Off:

  • Description: Disables state awareness entirely. Clients use GTA/RAGE’s standard peer-to-peer (P2P) networking model, with the server functioning solely as a relay.
  • Use Case: Suitable for small or basic servers without advanced sync requirements.

• On:

  • Description: Enables full state awareness with server-controlled entity routing. This ensures better synchronization and improves overall server stability.
  • Use Case: Recommended for modern servers aiming for optimal performance and robust synchronization.

• Legacy:

  • Description: Provides compatibility for scripts that require all players to exist on every client. However, it suffers from significant performance issues and graphical glitches.
  • Use Case: Only use if older scripts absolutely require it. This mode is not recommended.

Tip: For most servers, set onesync on in your server.cfg to unlock the best experience with enhanced synchronization and stability. Avoid legacy unless necessary.

Feature Comparison Table

Interested in upgrading to OneSync: Infinity? Join the FiveM Element Club to unlock higher player slots and take your server to the next level. Let us know if you’d like guidance on setup or features!

sv_enforceGamebuild Configuration

• Note: It’s essential to specify the appropriate game build for your FiveM server to align with the latest features or DLC content.
• How to configure sv_enforceGamebuild?
  • Add the following line to your server.cfg:

    sv_enforceGameBuild [build_number]
    Replace [build_number] with the desired build number from the list, e.g., 2545 for “The Contract.”
  • Example:

    sv_enforceGameBuild 3258
    This ensures compatibility with “Bottom Dollar Bounties.”
• Tip: Always match the game build with the DLC or features your server utilizes to avoid errors.