Hi everyone,
I’m reaching out to the awesome FiveM community to get some clarity regarding the sale of scripts. Specifically, I was wondering if it’s possible to sell scripts that utilize artificial intelligence technologies.
I have developed some advanced scripts that leverage AI to enhance the gaming experience, and I would like to know if there are any restrictions or specific guidelines to follow for selling them within the FiveM platform.
Does anyone have experience with this or know the exact rules? Any advice or information would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks in advance for your help.
SeriumTW
I could only find 2.3 in this text: Legal - Rockstar Games
I am not sure how that ties in simply “using” an AI, but this might fall under “promote” and would thereby be illegal.
Keep in mind that I only skimmed the text for any mentions of “AI” and nothing else. Make sure to read it properly and if you have doubts, ask an actual lawyer.
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Did you find an answer to your question @SeriumTW?
@Kiminaze slightly off topic, but do you know if it is allowed to use AI to create FiveM resources like scripts and share them here, on the forum, for other people to use? Free and open-source ones in particular.
I personally would advise against it, but then there are already hundreds out there in the end and most people don’t care as long as it works. However it’s not forbidden to use AI to create scripts, as long as it’s not actively used for training or generative stuff at runtime.
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Understood. I had a feeling using AI in FiveM development/configuration is in blurred lines and didn’t want to cross that area. Thank you for the clarification.
As final question of advice: Do you think it’s fine to post videos to show off what I vibecoded without distributing the actual code? (maybe distributing through DMs or other platforms instead).
Or is it better to just not post on the forum entirely when it comes to anything vibecoded?
Again, personal opinion:
Don’t post anything vibe coded. But also again: Loads of people do.
Just look at the release sections of both FiveM and RedM. Loads of posts have their header image AI generated. I don’t even want to know how many are vibe coding all their resources at this point.
As for showcasing stuff in general, there is a channel in the Discord for that sort of stuff and you probably can share that here in the discussions section. However showing stuff without providing a way to get it is meh (in my opinion).
I personally value handcrafting as high as possible (not only in code, but also irl).
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Got it, lots of thanks for the sound advice!
I value handcrafting as well, so I meticulously test everything I vibecode and make sure it works the way I want it without any bugs. If I would ever distribute my creations, I’d get an audit made by somebody with hands-on coding/script writing experience for FiveM to be sure and safe.
Thanks again and have a nice day/night 
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Surely AI is a problem in terms of copy&paste the code but isn’t AI used for bugfixing in production already? So at which % is it illegal or legal? Wheres the border?
It’s not a matter of illegality. Using AI is not illegal.
However, there are best practices and standards that should be followed if you want your script to be shown in the release section. AI slop is going to be subjective but it’s pretty obvious when someone with no experience vibe codes a copy of an existing script for the 12th time.
The original question wasn’t about using AI within development but calling AI services that interact with the game and players from a resource.
The only limitation is implementing live AI mechanics like chat, decision making, etc.
You can develop resources using coding agents if that’s what you meant.
Best of luck!