Prerequisites

• FiveM server with OneSync enabled (server build 14317+)
• An active VexonAC license (purchase at vexonac.com)
• Node.js 18+ installed on your FiveM server

Step-by-Step Setup

server-data/
  resources/
    VexonAC/       ← place here
      fxmanifest.lua
      auth/
      web/

set vexonac_ingress_url "https://ingress.vexonac.com"
ensure VexonAC

npm install

1. Add Your Server to the Panel

Log in to the panel at vexonac.com and click Add Server. Enter your server's name and IP address to register it. Your license key links the FiveM resource to this server entry.

2. Set Up Discord Webhooks

For ban notifications and detection logs, configure your Discord webhooks:

1. Go to your server in the panel → Configuration
2. Scroll to the Settings section
3. Paste your Discord webhook URL in the Main Webhook URL field
4. Save the configuration

3. Configure Detection Modules

Navigate to Server → Configuration to enable or disable specific detection modules. All modules are enabled by default with recommended settings.

4. Add Admins

Go to Server → Admins to grant panel access to your moderation team. Assign specific permissions per admin.

5. Test It

Join your FiveM server. You should appear in the Players list in the panel. Try taking a screenshot from the Players page to verify the full flow is working.

The dashboard provides a high-level view of all your connected servers, recent activity, and network statistics.

Global Overview

• Connected Servers — Number of servers currently online and connected to the panel
• Protected Players — Total players online across all servers
• VexonAC Status — Network health and uptime percentage
• Recent Activity — Latest bans, detections, and server events

Per-Server Dashboard

Click on any server to access its dedicated dashboard, which includes:

• Player count and online status
• Recent detection events
• Ban history and statistics
• Server version and uptime

The Players page shows all currently connected players on your server with live-updating information.

Player Information

Player Actions

• Kick — Disconnect the player with a custom reason message
• Ban — Permanently or temporarily ban the player with evidence
• Screenshot — Capture an instant screenshot from the player's screen
• Spectate — Watch the player's screen live via WebRTC stream
• Details — View full identifier information, identifiers, ban history

Interactive Map

The Map tab shows all players on an interactive GTA V map with real-time position updates. Click any player marker to take actions directly from the map view.

Ban Records

Every ban is stored with a unique Ban ID (5-digit number, e.g. #12345), along with:

• Player name and license identifier
• Ban reason and detailed evidence
• Screenshot or video evidence URL
• Banned by (admin name or VexonAC auto-ban)
• Expiration date (or permanent)
• All associated identifiers (license, steam, discord, IP, etc.)

Issuing Bans

Bans can be issued from:

• Players page — Ban a currently online player
• Bans page — Manually create a ban by player identifier
• Lookup page — Ban after searching player history
• Auto-detection — VexonAC automatically bans players when detections trigger

Unbanning Players

Open a ban record and click Unban. If LogUnbansToDiscord is enabled, a notification is sent to your Unbans webhook channel.

Cross-Server Lookup

The Lookup page lets you search any player by license or steam identifier across the entire VexonAC network, showing their history from all servers they've been on.

Screenshots

The screenshot feature captures an instant image from the player's FiveM client screen and displays it directly in the panel.

Spectate (Live Stream)

Spectate lets you watch any player's screen in real-time using WebRTC peer-to-peer streaming.

• Click Spectate on any player in the Players list
• The stream connects within a few seconds
• Stream quality is H.264 High Profile for maximum clarity
• Multiple admins can spectate different players simultaneously using Multi Stream

Server Logs

The Logs page records all significant server events including:

• Player connections and disconnections
• Detection triggers with player and detection type
• Bans and unbans
• Admin actions (kicks, bans via panel)
• Config updates

Live Console

The Console feature streams your FiveM server's console output in real-time directly in the panel. You can also execute server commands from the console input.

All VexonAC configuration is managed through the panel dashboard. Changes are pushed to your FiveM server automatically — no resource restarts needed.

Configuration Sections

Applying Changes

After saving any configuration change in the panel, VexonAC pushes the new config to your connected FiveM server via the ingress API socket connection. The change takes effect immediately without restarting the resource.

Executor Detection

Movement & Physics

God Mode & Health

Weapons

AI-Assisted Event Protection

Security & Misc

VexonAC sends detailed notifications to Discord using webhooks. Each webhook type can be configured independently with different channels.

Creating a Discord Webhook

Webhook Types

VexonAC ships with a pre-configured fxmanifest.lua. You don't need to modify it unless you have specific compatibility requirements.

Key Requirements

Convars

Set these in your server.cfg:

VexonAC exposes several Lua exports for integration with other resources.

Server-Side Exports

Usage Example

-- Take a screenshot when a player does something suspicious
local webhookUrl = "https://discord.com/api/webhooks/..."

local screenshotUrl = exports["VexonAC"]:screenshot(source, webhookUrl)
if screenshotUrl then
    print("Screenshot: " .. screenshotUrl)
else
    print("Screenshot timed out")
end

Client-Side Exports

Client exports are primarily used internally by VexonAC. Direct client-side integration is not recommended.

Server Shows Offline in Panel

• Check that ensure VexonAC is in your server.cfg
• Check that vexonac_ingress_url is set correctly
• Check the FiveM console for VexonAC connection errors ([VexonAC] prefix)
• Verify your license key in VexonAC/auth/license.txt
• Make sure the FiveM server IP matches the one on your license in the panel

Screenshots Fail

• If no screenshot appears at all: the player's client may not be responding. Try a different player
• For permanent screenshot storage: configure Main Webhook URL in Server → Configuration → Settings
• Check FiveM console for [VexonAC] screenshotPlayer error messages

Spectate Shows Black Screen

• This is usually a WebRTC connectivity issue. Make sure the FiveM server is reachable from the browser
• For cross-NAT connectivity, configure Cloudflare TURN credentials in the panel's server environment
• Try refreshing the spectate view
• Ensure the player is not in a loading screen or paused

Low Spectate Quality

• The panel now prioritizes H.264 High Profile for maximum quality
• Quality is also affected by the FiveM server's connection to the ingress relay
• If quality is still poor, the player's network or GPU may be a limiting factor

Detections Causing False Positives

• Disable E6 (Executor Detection #6) — this is the most likely source of false positives
• Add incompatible resources to Ignored Scripts in settings
• For custom weapon behavior: use the Weapons Whitelist to exempt specific weapon hashes
• For custom vehicles: use the Vehicle Whitelist

Node.js Dependency Error on Resource Start

Error: Cannot find module 'socket.io-client'

Run npm install inside the VexonAC/web/ directory and restart the resource.

Getting Help

If you're still stuck, contact support via:

• The Support link in the panel sidebar
• Email: contact@vexonac.com