Servers
Each registered server has its own callback URL, license, NPC roster, world, and usage. From the server list you can:- Register, enable, disable, or delete a server.
- Update its public callback address.
- Rotate its server license.
- Open its NPC roster and ambient policy.
humalike_license_key and
restart the resource after rotation.
Create an NPC
An NPC contains both character design and FiveM placement:- Identity and personality — name, biography, behavior, and knowledge.
- Language and voice — spoken language and assigned voice.
- Type — static or ambient.
- Appearance — the GTA ped model. For an ambient character this is the only body it ever binds to, so choose one the game spawns where you want it met.
- Placement — coordinates and heading for a static NPC.
- Status — enabled NPCs are included in the live roster.
Static NPCs
Static NPCs are created at their configured position and return through normal streaming and resource lifecycle changes. Use them for characters whose identity belongs to a place. Choose a valid pedestrian model and place the NPC on navigable ground. Avoid placing it inside map geometry or directly in vehicle traffic.Ambient NPCs
Ambient NPCs are assigned to compatible population peds near players. Their identity persists while the underlying game ped may change. Use the server’s ambient policy to enable the system and control its population. See Ambient NPCs.Worlds
Worlds connect NPCs through shared groups, relationships, events, and knowledge. They are optional: individual NPCs work without a generated world. Use a world when multiple characters should know about the same people, locations, or ongoing events. Every group in a proposal has a home zone, a GTA map zone such as Davis or Rockford Hills, and every member has a sex and an age band. All three can be edited before generation. Each member’s ped model is then picked from the pedestrians the game naturally spawns in that zone, matching the body, so a group is met together in one part of the map and a persona always looks like its text says. A gang’s own street models are used where the game streets them (in a stock multiplayer population, only the Lost MC has any); elsewhere gang members wear the zone’s ordinary civilians. The models come from the stock GTA population files, see ambient NPCs. Each generated character also gets a fixed outfit and face among its model’s built-in variants, chosen to fit the group from a catalogue of every piece each street model can wear: several characters can share a model and still look like different people, a character looks the same every time it is met, and its persona is written to match what it wears.Disable versus delete
- Disable preserves the NPC and its configuration but removes it from live gameplay.
- Delete permanently removes it. Use disable for maintenance and testing.