# On your server machine
cd resources
git clone https://github.com/VRP-framework/vrp_hud
cd ..
# edit server.cfg
echo "ensure vrp_base" >> server.cfg
echo "ensure vrp_hud" >> server.cfg
# Configure vrp_hud/config.lua
# Start server
In the sprawling ecosystem of FiveM roleplay servers, the user interface (UI) is the silent storyteller. It tells you your hunger, thirst, stress, and financial status without a single line of dialogue. For server owners and players diving into the world of VRP (vRP Framework) , one term appears constantly: VRP HUD.
Whether you are a server developer looking to install a new UI or a player wondering why your screen looks different, understanding the VRP HUD is essential for a smooth FiveM experience.
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Most customization happens in html/style.css. To change colors, bar positions, or fonts, edit this file and restart the resource via the server console. vrp hud fivem
This guide covers installing, configuring, and extending vRP (vRP Framework) for FiveM servers, plus common systems, performance tips, and troubleshooting. Assumes basic familiarity with FiveM server file structure and Lua.
Most HUDs have a config.lua inside. Open it and adjust: # On your server machine cd resources git
Common options:
Config = {}
Config.ShowHungerThirst = true -- show food/water bars Config.ShowJob = true -- display job name Config.ShowMoney = true -- cash & bank Config.ShowVehicleInfo = true -- speed/fuel/gear Config.HUDPosition = 'bottom' -- top, bottom, left, rightIn the sprawling ecosystem of FiveM roleplay servers,
IMPORTANT: For vRP to send hunger/thirst values, your vRP side must have the vRP.getHunger(), vRP.getThirst() methods – or you need a bridge script. Some HUDs require vrp_basic or vrp_identity.