> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://fiveos.gitbook.io/fiveos-docs/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://fiveos.gitbook.io/fiveos-docs/guides/vehicles.md).

# Vehicles → FiveM

Got an add-on car for singleplayer GTA? Drop it here and FiveOS turns it into a FiveM resource for your server — and shrinks the huge files so they don't lag it.

![The Vehicles tab](/files/8ITiwVsyi9Si9bljyqRG)

## How to use it

1. Pick **Single car**, or **Car pack** to put several cars in one resource.
2. Drag the car's `dlc.rpf` file in — or paste a gta5-mods link.
3. It converts on its own. Click a car to see its files and a 3D preview.
4. Right-click a file → **Optimize** to shrink it (or **Optimize everything**).
5. Click **Open output folder**, drop it into your server's `resources`, then add `ensure your_car` to your `server.cfg`.

## Tips

* Car too heavy? Leave **Shrink huge textures** on (it already is).
* Building a pack? Add all the cars first, then click each one to check it.
* In the preview you can repaint the body, open the doors, and toggle extras.

## If it doesn't work

* **Files list is empty?** Click a car in the queue on the left to select it.
* **Car won't spawn in game?** Make sure your spawn command uses the car's model name.
* **Preview looks grey?** Click **GTA folder** and point it at your GTA V install once.


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