Free open source FiveM time and weather script.
A free time and weather control resource for QBCore, ESX, and Qbox roleplay servers, built by The FiveM Shop.
About this time and weather script
This is a free custom time and weather script for FiveM roleplay servers, designed and created by The FiveM Shop. It gives server owners a simple way to control server time, weather presets, and blackout events without relying on locked or overly complicated resources.
The script is built for QBCore, ESX, and Qbox frameworks, making it useful for serious roleplay servers, public cities, testing servers, event servers, and communities that want more control over atmosphere and server conditions.
The FiveM Shop believes simple scripts should stay free and open source. This resource can be downloaded without an account, and the files can be edited so developers can adjust commands, permissions, menu options, weather presets, and default behavior.
Features
- Custom time control menu for changing and managing server time.
- Custom weather control for switching weather types during roleplay.
- Server blackout option to disable server lights for events, emergencies, or special scenes.
- Fully open source files for edits, changes, and custom server adjustments.
- Designed for QBCore, ESX, and Qbox roleplay frameworks.
- Lightweight setup for servers that want a simple weather and time resource.
- Free download from The FiveM Shop with no account required.
Compatibility
This script is built for QBCore, ESX, and Qbox servers. Test it before using it live, especially if your server already runs another weather, time sync, blackout, admin, or event management resource.
Install notes
- Download the archive and review the configuration files before uploading it.
- Place the resource folder inside your FiveM server resources directory.
- Add the correct ensure line to your server.cfg file.
- Configure permissions, default time, weather presets, and blackout options for your server.
- Restart on a test server first and check the console for conflicts or missing dependencies.