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Our FiveM Script release RECAP!

May has been a big month for QBCore HTN+.

This month, we released three major script updates for our QBCore package, focused on making your FiveM server feel cleaner, more modern, and more polished for your players.

The May recap includes a fully reworked clothing menu, a reworked inventory, and a reworked radial menu.

These updates are part of our ongoing work with HTN+, where we continue improving our FiveM packages after release with new scripts, reworks, fixes, and feature updates.

The first major release this month was our fully reworked clothing menu.

This is not just a basic reskin or a quick edit of an existing menu. The clothing menu has been properly reworked to give players a much smoother and more modern character customisation experience.

Players can customise clothing, hair, face features, and more through a cleaner interface that feels much more polished than a standard clothing system.

The goal with this update was simple - make character customisation feel better, look better, and give servers a stronger first impression when players are creating or editing their character.

Read the full clothing menu update here

Reworked Inventory

We also released a reworked inventory system for QBCore HTN+.

Inventory is one of the most used parts of any FiveM roleplay server, so it needs to feel clean, responsive, and easy to use.

This update helps make the inventory experience feel more modern and better suited to a polished roleplay server. It gives players a cleaner way to manage items and helps bring the overall package closer together visually.

Read the full inventory update here

The third major release this month was our reworked radial menu.

The radial menu is used constantly in-game, so it needs to be quick, clear, and easy for players to understand.

This rework gives players a cleaner way to access important actions and server features without making the experience feel cluttered or outdated.

It is designed to feel more polished and better matched with the rest of the QBCore HTN+ experience.

Read the full radial menu update here

Why We Are Doing These Recaps

We are going to start posting these recaps more often so customers can easily keep up with what we are releasing across our packages.

HTN+ is built around continued updates.

Instead of buying a FiveM package and being left with the same scripts forever, HTN+ gives us a way to keep improving supported packages over time with new scripts, full reworks, and better systems.

This month is a good example of that.

Three major releases in one month, all focused on making your server feel more modern and more complete.

What’s Next

We are already working on more releases for our packages, and these recaps will help show what has changed, what has been added, and what customers can expect moving forward.

If you are using QBCore HTN+, make sure to check out each update and keep an eye out for the next recap.