Getting StartedLCPDFR vs FivePD: Which Police Mod Should You Choose?
Compare LCPDFR and FivePD by game, patrol setup and add-ons. Understand where LSPDFR fits, then choose GTA IV policing, GTA V solo play or FiveM co-op.
Police roleplay on FiveM, with a clearer starting point. Find the guides, download information, and setup help you need to get going.
Independent community guides. Not the FivePD development team.
Release status, sources and review scope

Playing and running a server are different jobs. Pick your path and skip the instructions you do not need.
Compare LCPDFR and FivePDJoin an existing community. You do not need to install or administer a server to get started.
Check the package, prepare a test server, and work through the legacy setup guide.
Find troubleshooting guides and narrow down what is getting in the way of your patrol.
Start with the right version, not a random snippet. Verify your package and its requirements before changing a live server.
Join an existing server to play, or prepare a separate test server to host.
Read its source, version, license and requirements. A mirror filename is not release verification.
Back up first. For the inspected legacy layout, review root config.json and the files under config/.
Confirm startup, database persistence and a complete patrol before opening to players.
# server.cfg: after installing a compatible resource as resources/fivepd
ensure fivepd
# Runs when this configuration is executed.
# ensure starts a stopped resource or restarts a running one.
# It is not an automatic crash-recovery watchdog.The JSON tab is a fragment from an inspected legacy configuration, not a complete replacement file. Preserve the rest of your settings. Source and limitations.
Callouts, vehicles, lights, and the details in between. Start with a guide, then check each author's requirements, license, and version support.
Install a compatible callout pack and test it in isolation.
Plan model names, dependencies and a rollback before adding vehicles.
Optional emergency-lighting resources; follow the selected implementation.
Understand the difference between client-side and server-streamed audio.
An optional light and siren control resource, separate from FivePD.
A separate visual mod; check its installation scope and compatibility.
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Getting StartedCompare LCPDFR and FivePD by game, patrol setup and add-ons. Understand where LSPDFR fits, then choose GTA IV policing, GTA V solo play or FiveM co-op.
TutorialsHow FivePD rank systems work, what actually earns promotions from cadet to chief, and how server owners build a ladder players respect.
TutorialsA repeatable FivePD update routine: back up the database, test on staging, deploy, verify and roll back cleanly - without losing ranks or records.
FivePD is a police-roleplay modification for FiveM with AI scenarios and cooperative patrols. It is a separate project from LSPDFR, not an official multiplayer port of that mod.
No. FivePDMod.com is an independent guide and download-information site. It is not the FivePD development team. Consult the FivePD project website for developer announcements.
Legacy FivePD has been distributed as a free download, but free does not mean open source or permission to redistribute. Hosting and third-party add-ons may cost money. Check the terms of the package you use.
You can patrol alone on a FiveM server, including a local test server. That is different from installing a single-player GTA V mod; FiveM and a server are still part of the setup.
We have not verified a current official release. Our download page distinguishes existing legacy mirrors from external project links. Check the source and version before installing or updating.
ELS is a separate optional lighting resource, not a general requirement for FivePD. Use the instructions for your chosen lighting system and vehicle pack; do not assume ELS and Luxart are interchangeable.
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