The loading screen is the first thing every player sees on your server — and the one thing almost nobody bothers to work on. This one turns that dead minute into a real first impression: your video, your logo, your music, your colour.

Features

• The background you want — a looping video, a slideshow of images with a slow cinematic zoom, or a plain colour. Your call, one setting.
• Animated logo — image or animated file, with an optional glow and a fade-in on arrival.
• Your music, not ours — drop your tracks into a folder and they play, shuffled, looped, with a key to pause. No track ships with the resource, so there is nothing to strip out. Volume stays low by default: a loading screen is background noise, not a concert.
• A progress bar that tells the truth — the real loading percentage and the resource being loaded, not a fake animation timed on nothing.
• Rotating messages — rules, tips, lore, upcoming events: they cycle while the player waits, so the wait actually serves you.
• Social buttons — Discord, X, YouTube, Twitch, TikTok, Instagram or your website, one click away while they load in.
• One colour, one font — set a single accent colour and every shade on screen is derived from it. Any font you like, no file to install.
• Nothing to build — the interface ships ready to run. You drop your files in a folder and edit one plain text file. No Node, no compiling, no terminal.
• Nothing locked — no escrow, no encrypted file. Every line is readable and yours to change.

Requirements

• None. No framework, no dependency, no database — it runs on any FiveM server, ESX, QBCore, QBox or vanilla alike.

Installation

Drop the folder into resources, add ensure see_loadingscreen to your server config, put your logo, background and music into assets/, then open config.js. Two minutes, no build step.

Every option is documented, one line each: read the documentation.