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Var-LoadingScreen is a standalone FiveM loading screen driven entirely by one config.json file, no coding required. It plays a YouTube or local MP4 video background with an in-screen music player, and presents your server through toggleable Rules, Gallery, Team, and Updates tabs plus six social buttons.
Titles, video, music, links, and tabs are all set in a single config.json. Customize the entire screen without writing a line of code.
Play an animated background from a YouTube video ID or a local MP4, with start time and mute control for exact presentation.
An in-screen music player with adjustable volume, track title, and album display, so players load in with your soundtrack.
Toggleable Rules, Gallery, Team roster (name, role, avatar), and Updates changelog tabs keep new players informed before they even spawn.
Configurable buttons for Discord, X, TikTok, YouTube, Twitch, and Instagram, each individually toggleable.
Adjust the look through CSS variables with light and dark theming, matching the screen to your server's branding.
No framework dependency at all. Var-LoadingScreen runs on any FiveM server, ESX, QBCore, or fully custom.
An update checker prints to the server console on start, so you know when a new version is available.
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Add the resource to your server, ensure it in server.cfg, and edit config.json with your titles, video, music, tabs, and social links. There is no database and no framework setup, the JSON file is the whole configuration.
Yes. The background accepts a YouTube video ID or a local MP4 file, with a configurable start time and mute control. The music player has its own settings for volume, track title, and album display.
No. It is fully standalone with no framework dependency, so it works on ESX, QBCore, vanilla, or custom-framework FiveM servers alike.
Four toggleable tabs: server Rules, an image Gallery, a Team roster with names, roles, and avatars, and an Updates changelog. Plus six configurable social buttons for Discord, X, TikTok, YouTube, Twitch, and Instagram.
Yes, theming runs on CSS variables with light and dark options, so you can align the loading screen with your server's colors without rebuilding anything.
No. Every option, from the video to the tabs to the social buttons, lives in config.json. Edit the file, restart the resource, and the new screen is live.
