PulseConvert

Converts vehicle ELS configs between classic ELS, MISS-ELS, oELS and z_els.

Turns your siren sounds into a ready-to-stream audio resource.

Draw flash patterns for up to 20 siren lights, watch them play, export the siren settings.

Design rear chevron panels in any colours, angle and stripe width.

A live mirror of your server: browse every file, see the health of the whole server and keep a history of snapshots.

Fill in a form and get a clean server.cfg for vanilla, ESX, QBCore or Qbox.

Paste resmon output and see which resources eat CPU and memory, worst first.

Square, rounded, round or custom minimaps that keep their shape on every screen.

Checks Lua and JS for code that downloads and runs payloads, reads your server secrets or hands out admin.

Cross-checks vehicles, carvariations, carcols and handling so a car spawns the first time.

Turns a separated 3D model into a structured GTA V and FiveM vehicle using your donor fragment.

Edit handling.meta with plain labels and hints, or compare two cars side by side.

Pulls every spawn code out of a car pack with its name, make and class.

Checks model names against vanilla GTA and names Pulse Convert has already issued.

Finds modkit, siren and light IDs that clash between resources and renumbers them.

Builds the modkit carcols.meta and carvariations.meta for a car with tuning parts.

Renames spawn codes across a car pack so they follow one pattern.

Try paint colours and finishes on a live 3D car and grab the colour for your scripts.

Removes badges and emblems from a vehicle model. Pick the parts in a 3D preview and download the cleaned .yft.

Finds manifest mistakes that stop resources from starting or silently skip files.

Builds an fxmanifest.lua from where the files in a zip actually sit.

Maps which resources depend on which, spots loops and gives a safe start order.

Shows what your server streams to players, what is too big and what is streamed twice.

Checks a map or interior for missing collision, duplicate names and hash clashes.

Combines several map placement files into one, with LOD links and extents kept right.

Combines several archetype files into one and skips duplicate names.

Joins several collision files into one composite collision.

Joins several static models into one and reuses matching shaders.

Joins scenario point files and remaps their lookup tables and chains.

Turns a Menyoo or Map Editor map into a ymap you can stream.

Finds map packs that edit the same map files and merges them into one fix resource that loads last.

Turns loose prop models into a ready resource with a .ytyp that uses each model's real size.

Turns a .glb model into a streamable GTA prop with textures, collision, a .ytyp and a manifest.

Retune damage, fire rate, recoil, range and clip size with plain labels.

Open a texture dictionary, recolour or replace textures, and save a working .ytd. Enhanced (gen9) files are converted to the legacy format FiveM uses.

Racing stripes, pinstripes and side fades for liveries.

Draws a car's UV layout so you have a blank template to paint a livery on.

Paint, stamp logos and add text straight onto a 3D car, then export the livery.

Look at a vehicle, outfit or weapon in 3D and swap its textures to preview changes.

Turns a logo into a stitched patch with thread texture, normal and specular maps.

Turns artwork into a tattoo pack with overlays, manifest and a test command.

Turns loose clothing models and textures into a ready-to-stream addon clothing pack.

Combines several clothing packs into one without numbering clashes.

Convert supported GTA V/FiveM source files or URLs into generated resources.

Apply category-specific optimization to supported assets and inspect the reported changes.

Re-check metadata on an existing converted resource without renaming models or changing textures.

Upload a vehicle or paste a gta5-mods.com link. Broken files auto-fixed, textures split correctly, handed back as a server-ready resource.

Upload a loose prop pack (crates, signs, standalone objects) or paste a gta5-mods.com link. We addon-rename each one against a collision-safe hash history and generate the .ytyp registration FiveM needs to spawn them.

Upload a map or interior (MLO) resource, or paste a gta5-mods.com link. We wire the this_is_a_map manifest flag and register any bundled .ytyp, without renaming anything the .ymap placements reference.

Upload an EUP/clothing pack organized by component (uppr, lowr, feet, etc.) or paste a link. We rename every drawable into FiveM's real addon-clothing naming convention and generate the registration meta.

Upload a full weapon mod (a new gun with its own weapons.meta) or paste a link. We wire the real WEAPONINFO_FILE/WEAPONCOMPONENTSINFO_FILE registrations and check for name collisions - your weapon's stats stay exactly as the source authored them.

Upload a standalone custom ped model (with its own peds.meta) or paste a link. We wire the PED_METADATA_FILE registration and check for name collisions - model and personality data stay exactly as authored.

Upload a custom animation pack - weapon reanimations, or any other .ycd-based animation replacement - or paste a gta5-mods.com link. Handed back as a server-ready resource, with every alternative style kept intact.

Re-run stream-heavy prop packs through a dedicated optimization pass - recompresses oversized .dds layers and re-bundles the pack as a leaner FiveM resource with the same fxmanifest layout.

Take an already-converted vehicle and re-run texture shrinking and metadata validation against it. Same fxmanifest layout, same model names - just a leaner, more runtime-stable bundle.

Recompress ped clothing/prop packs (mpClothes / EUP / dlc-side props) and split oversized .ytd archives - lean pack, same fxmanifest, same drawable/texture IDs.

Texture-only optimization - point this at a standalone .ytd or a full resource zip and we re-encode every .dds layer against a category-appropriate cap, dropping nothing the .ydr actually references.