FIVE COMMANDS V
VERSION 1.0 · LEGACY & ENHANCED
FiveM-style chat commands for GTA V single player.
Press T, type / and instantly access 282 commands from a sleek FiveM-inspired chat box.
WHY I MADE THIS/WHY YOU SHOULD USE IT
I play a lot of FiveM, and one of my favourite things about it is the chat box. I got tired of having to scroll through pages of trainer menus, just to find one simple option such as deleting a vehicle or teleport to specific coordinates, this also replaces the need for you to set 50 random keybinds that you dont remember!
Press T, type /dv and the car's gone. /fix and it's repaired. /tp and you're there.
No menus. No scrolling through pages of options. You just type what you want and it happens.
Going back to single player meant going back to trainer menus. Something that takes two seconds in FiveM can take twenty.
So I built Five Commands V to bring that same simple, fast command system into GTA V Story Mode. Almost everything happens through one text box that stays out of your way until you need it.
FEATURES
FiveM-Style Chat Box — Press T to open chat, or / to immediately start typing a command.
282 Commands — 445 including aliases, covering vehicles, players, weapons, world controls, teleports, peds, HUD features and developer tools.
Live Suggestions — Matching commands appear as you type, with argument hints showing exactly what you need to enter.
Tab Completion — Autocomplete vehicles, peds, weapons, locations, weather, emotes, themes and more.
Command Chaining — Run multiple commands at once, with optional delays between commands.
Custom Aliases — Create your own command shortcuts.
Persistent Command History — Use Up / Down to recall previous commands, even after restarting GTA V.
Realistic Driving — Seatbelts with windscreen ejection, cruise control, speed limiter, indicators, hazards, key-fob locking and optional engine persistence when leaving your vehicle.
FiveM-Style Street HUD — Compass, street, area and postal information displayed next to the minimap.
Speedometer — Includes seatbelt, cruise control, limiter and gear indicators.
Police RP — Cuff, uncuff, drag, arrest and place peds into vehicles, alongside 911 and panic functionality.
81 Emotes — Dancing, smoking, sitting, leaning, CPR, medical animations and more.
Developer Tools — Copyable Vector3 / Vector4 / JSON coordinates, developer overlay, entity information, hashes, IPLs, props and a native caller.
Custom Themes — Black and white with a neon pink glow by default, plus cyan, purple, rainbow and more.
Fully Configurable — Keys, chat box size and position, text size, font and additional UI elements can all be changed or disabled through FiveCommandsV.ini.
Lightweight — One small DLL that only processes the features you have enabled.
COMMAND CATEGORIES
282 commands across 11 categories · 445 including aliases
Chat & Settings — 34 commands
Player — 34 commands
Teleport & Navigation — 21 commands
Vehicles — 58 commands
Weapons — 13 commands
World — 18 commands
Peds, Police & Dispatch — 12 commands
Emotes — 49 commands
HUD & Screen — 14 commands
Developer — 19 commands
Type /help in-game to browse every category, or /help [command] for detailed information about a specific command. A complete command list with descriptions is included in Commands.txt.
REQUIREMENTS
GTA V Legacy or GTA V Enhanced — Story Mode
Script Hook V .NET 3
Legacy: SHVDN 3.7 or newer
Enhanced: SHVDN Enhanced 3.9 or newer
INSTALLATION
Open your GTA V installation directory.
Open the folder included in the download that matches your game version: Enhanced or Legacy.
Drag the contents of its scripts folder into the scripts folder inside your GTA V directory.
If you don’t already have a scripts folder, create one.
Launch GTA V into Story Mode and press T.
CONTROLS
T — Open the chat box
/ — Open with / already typed
Enter / Esc — Send / close
Tab — Complete the highlighted command or argument
Up / Down — Select suggestions while typing, or browse command history when the box is empty
PgUp / PgDn — Scroll chat
Ctrl + V / C / X — Paste / copy / cut
Ctrl + L — Clear chat
COMPATIBILITY & NOTES
Legacy and Enhanced each have their own DLL built for that game's version of Script Hook V .NET. Make sure you use the version from the correct folder.
Story Mode doesn't have a FiveM postal map, so Five Commands V uses a fixed grid of 250m cells numbered 100–2499. /postal displays your current postal, while /postal 1234 sets a waypoint.
If T or / is already used by another mod, change OpenKey / SlashKey in FiveCommandsV.ini or use /openkey F6.
If the chat box is too large or small for your display, try /uiscale 0.8, /chatwidth 0.3 or /chatlines 7.
Don't want the additional HUD? Use /streethud off and /speedo off, or disable them through the INI.
Five Commands V is designed for Story Mode only. It is not for GTA Online.
TROUBLESHOOTING
Nothing happens when I press T
Check ScriptHookVDotNet.log in your GTA V directory and make sure FiveCommandsV.dll is listed. Also check that you installed the correct Legacy or Enhanced version.
After a GTA V update, you may need to update Script Hook V and Script Hook V .NET.
A command isn't doing what I expect
Use /help [command] to see its usage and available arguments.
Log file: scripts\FiveCommandsV\FiveCommandsV.log
CHANGELOG
Version 1.0 — Initial release
LICENSE & DISCLAIMER
Five Commands V is free for personal use only.
Do not redistribute, re-upload, modify and re-upload, or claim this mod as your own without permission.
Five Commands V is not affiliated with Rockstar Games, Take-Two Interactive, Cfx.re or FiveM.
Hex Modifications © 2026
Edited by Hex Modifications
Short Description
AI disclosure
The author has disclosed that AI tools were used in creating the following aspects of this file:
- Description
Alexander Blade — Script Hook V
Script Hook V .NET contributors — Scripting framework
SHVDN Enhanced contributors — Enhanced scripting framework
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