Arm Wrestling sits two players across a real table on your FiveM server and lets them settle it with their arms. A player walks up to a table, presses E and chooses an opponent: a bot at the difficulty they pick, or anybody standing nearby. Both are sat down facing each other, a 3-2-1-GO! countdown fills the screen, and from then on it is a tapping contest — every press of E pushes the arms towards the table, and GTA V's own arm wrestling animation follows the struggle in real time until one hand hits the wood.
The server keeps the score, so the faster arm is the one that wins, and matches between players can carry a bet where the winner takes both stakes. Tables are placed in game with the creator — a see-through table follows your aim until you drop it — saved to the database and shown to every player at once. Three GTA V arm wrestling tables are ready to use, so there is nothing to stream and nothing extra to download.
Where to start#
Page | What it covers |
|---|---|
Requirements, download, load order, importing the database, and the permission for the table creator. | |
Placing tables, matches against bots and players, how the strength works, bot difficulties, bets and table prices. | |
Frameworks, money, paying bets from the bank or in your own currency, permissions, notifications, adding a framework and languages. | |
The creator command, every key at the table, during a match and in the creator, and what other scripts can listen to. | |
What each problem and each message means, and what to change to fix it. |
What it does#
Area | Details |
|---|---|
The match | GTA V's arm wrestling animations with both arms following the strength live, a 3-2-1-GO! countdown with sound, a straining face, and winner and loser poses at the end. |
Player vs Bot | Practice against a bot on Easy, Normal or Hard, each with its own speed and strength — or add your own difficulty. The opponent is a random character from a list you choose. |
Player vs Player | Challenge anybody within 15 m from a list with their name, ID and distance. They have 30 seconds to accept, and both players are seated automatically. |
Bets | An optional stake on player matches, up to $10,000 by default. Both players pay it, the winner takes the pot, a match abandoned before a winner refunds both, and a player who disconnects forfeits. |
Server-side scoring | Every push goes through the server, which keeps the strength, decides the winner and pays out. The player's game only animates. |
Creator | Place tables with a live preview, rotate them and adjust their height, name them, then edit, move, delete or teleport to them from one searchable list. No restart needed. |
No streaming | Three GTA V arm wrestling tables ship ready to pick, and any prop of the same size can be added to the list. |
Frameworks | ESX, QBCore and Qbox detected on their own, or standalone. Optional |
Languages | 41 complete translations, from Arabic to Chinese, for both the notifications and the interface. |
Running your own economy? Bets go through three small, open functions per framework, so taking them from the bank or paying them in casino chips is a few lines. See Integrations.