What is vRP framework for FiveM?

vRP is one of the oldest FiveM roleplay frameworks, originally developed by ImagicTheCat with strong roots in the French RP community. It pioneered many of the identity, inventory, and permission patterns later adopted by ESX and QBCore, and it is still actively used on long-running vRP and vRP2 servers.

Is vRP still maintained in 2026?

vRP2 and community forks are maintained — most new development happens in vRP2 (Lua-based, modular, with better performance than classic vRP). Classic vRP still runs on many veteran servers, but most new projects either stay on vRP2 or migrate to ESX/QBCore for the larger script catalog.

Can I convert vRP scripts to ESX or QBCore?

Yes, but it requires rewriting vRP's proxy/tunnel event model, its database layer (vRP uses its own user_id system), and any permission checks that rely on vRP groups. Simple scripts port in a few hours; full jobs or inventory-dependent scripts typically take longer because the identity model differs from ESX/QBCore.