Z-Lab Engine — desktop tools for building and repairing FiveM servers
Desktop tools for FiveM server ownersScrollYour server.Your machine.
Z-Lab Engine makes desktop software for people who run FiveM servers. It installs on your own machine, works on your real server files, and what it produces belongs to you afterwards.
It runs where your server lives
Desktop software on your own machine, not a tab in a browser. Your files are not uploaded anywhere to be looked at.
It reads the real thing
Your actual resources, in your actual load order — not an export, not a copy, not a description of the problem typed into a box.
What it makes is yours
Pay once. A fix stays a working resource on your server whether or not you ever open the tool that wrote it again.
Two tools.Same principle.
They are separate programs and they do not share an engine. What they share is a rule: neither one will tell you something it cannot show you the evidence for.
Mantis
Perfect 3D vision for your server's blind spots.
For the problems that appear after two add-ons want the same piece of the world: the door that stopped opening, the wall nothing is drawing, the hole players fall through.
Read moreAnubis
From fuck-all to FXServer.
For getting a server standing up cleanly in the first place — database, files, services and all the parts that have to agree with each other before anyone can connect.
Read moreSomething broke.Nothing says why.
Write-ups on the problems that produce no error message. Each one solves the problem by hand, without our tools — because knowing what is actually happening is worth more than any button.
Invisible wall after installing an MLO
There is a wall in the street that nothing is drawing. Why the visible world and the solid world stop agreeing, and how to find the resource responsible.
8 minPlayers fall through the floor
One spot swallows anyone who walks over it. The three causes, how to tell them apart, and how to close the gap without editing anyone else’s map.
7 minTwo maps, one building — why fixing one door breaks the other
A bank heist door and a casino, 88 metres apart, both editing the same building. How to prove whether two edits can coexist — including the part where we got it wrong.
11 min

