FiveM
FiveM F8 console commands: connect, cl_drawfps, bind and more
The FiveM client console commands players actually use: connect, disconnect, quit, FPS and performance overlays, key binds, volume and camera settings.
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Press F8 in FiveM to open the console. These commands work on every server and only affect your own game. Developer commands need a separate mode and are not needed to play.
Commands
| Command | What it does |
|---|---|
connect <adres> | Connects to a server by IP:port or cfx.re/join/code. |
disconnect | Leaves the server and returns to the main menu. |
quit | Closes FiveM immediately. |
cl_drawfps true | Shows the FPS counter; false hides it. |
cl_drawperf true | Shows FPS, ping, packet loss, CPU and GPU usage. |
bind keyboard F5 "komut" | Binds a key to a command. Plain bind lists your bindings. |
unbind keyboard F5 | Removes all commands from that key. |
storymode | Starts story mode inside FiveM. |
profile_sfxVolume 0-10 | Sets effects volume; 10 = 100%. |
profile_musicVolume 0-10 | Sets music volume. |
voice_enableNoiseSuppression true | Reduces background noise in voice chat. |
cam_disableCameraShake true | Disables camera shake such as explosions. |
cam_vehicleFirstPersonFOV 70 | Sets first-person vehicle FOV (-1 is default). |
str_maxVehicleTextureRes 512 | Lowers vehicle texture resolution; helps with low memory. |
Tips
Server commands such as /me or /do are typed in chat (T), not in F8. Each server lists its own commands.
Vice Roleplay is not affiliated with Cfx.re or Rockstar Games. Details were checked against the official FiveM documentation.
Sources and scope
This article was prepared with AI assistance after checking the sources and Vice rules. Example scenes were written for explanation and do not describe actual player incidents. Current server rules and on-screen requirements take precedence.