Vmenu 3.5.0 Jun 2026
Whether you are launching a brand-new roleplay community or optimizing an existing server, mastering vMenu 3.5.0 is essential for maintaining server performance and balancing player freedom. Core Capabilities of vMenu 3.5.0
Do not give every admin the vMenu.AllPermissions ace. Break your staff into tiers:
Restrict specific sub-menus using standard Ace Permissions. Step-by-Step Installation Guide
While the developers are justly proud of 3.5.0, hints from the official roadmap suggest exciting directions for the next major release:
[Server Control Layer] ──> [vMenu 3.5.0] ──> [Enforces permissions.cfg] ──> [Authorized Features Only] 1. Robust Player Options vmenu 3.5.0
Ensure the resource starts correctly:
: Set vMenu.WeaponOptions.Menu to deny for the builtin.everyone principal to stop players from spawning illegal firearms.
Open resources/vMenu/config/addons.json . Manually list your custom vehicle spawn names inside the brackets under the appropriate category array. If you need help setting up your server, let me know: Your server framework (ESX, QB-Core, or Standalone?) The exact error message you see in the console (if any) Which specific submenu you are trying to restrict or enable
Cleaned up code to reduce CPU usage on the server side. Installation Guide for vMenu 3.5.0 Whether you are launching a brand-new roleplay community
# Example Syntax inside permissions.cfg add_ace builtin.everyone "vmenu.vehiclemenu.menu" allow add_ace group.admin "vmenu.adminmenu.menu" allow Use code with caution. Common Troubleshooting Scenarios The Menu Won't Open (Default "M" Key)
add_principal identifier.fivem:1234567 group.admin add_ace group.admin "vMenu.Everything" allow Use code with caution. Restricting Vehicle Spawning to Players
Addressed bugs where weapon attachments would not save or apply properly.
The underlying C# code received major refactoring. This build reduces CPU thread usage on the client side, lowering the overall "ms" time in the FiveM resmon (Resource Monitor) overlay. 3. Exploit Fixes Manually list your custom vehicle spawn names inside
Move the permissions.cfg file completely out of the resource folder and place it directly into your server's root directory, alongside your main server.cfg . This separation prevents your custom permissions from being overwritten during future updates. Initialization Order
Do not simply paste your old permissions.cfg back. Open the new permissions_example.cfg provided in 3.5.0. You will notice new permission names (e.g., vMenu.Menu is now vMenu.MainMenu ). Use the example to manually reconstruct your admin tiers.
Use the permissions.cfg file to restrict every single menu option.