MT Scripts

MT Scripts is a small FiveM catalog with a clear theme running through it: scripts that let you build things in game instead of spending an afternoon in config files. The store currently holds four resources, headlined by MT Restaurants, an Advanced Restaurants Creator, and MT-Workshops, a mechanic script. A free FiveM garage script sits alongside the paid work, which means you can put the studio's code on your server and judge it before spending anything.

That focus matters more than the catalog size. Plenty of stores will sell you a restaurant job or a mechanic job. Fewer sell a restaurant creator, and the difference is who ends up doing the setup work. With a fixed job script, your developer edits coordinates, menus and blips every time a new business opens in your city. With a creator, that work moves in game, so your food scene grows at the speed of your roleplay rather than the speed of your dev's free evenings.

Signature work and style

MT Restaurants: the flagship, and the clearest example of the store's approach. It is sold as a restaurants creator rather than a single preset restaurant job. Instead of installing one Burger Shot script and duplicating it by hand for every new venue, you get a system for standing restaurants up as your city needs them. On servers where player owned businesses carry the economy, that is the gap between an actual food scene and one lonely burger job nobody staffs after week two.

MT-Workshops: the mechanic side of the catalog. A FiveM mechanic script ends up at the center of most serious roleplay economies, since repairs, tuning and vehicle RP all route through it, so it is worth reading the MT-Workshops product page closely to see how it fits the way your mechanic shops already run.

Free FiveM Garage Script: easy to skim past, but it is the smartest item on the page if you are new to this creator. Install it, open the code, watch the resmon column with real players online, and see how the update history looks. A free garage script that runs clean tells you far more about what the paid resources will be like than any store description can.

Across all of it, the pattern is systems over one-offs. These are not twenty small standalone scripts; they are a handful of larger resources meant to run a whole slice of your server.

Compatibility & installation

Framework support and dependencies are listed per resource, so check the product page for the script you want before checkout, in particular whether it targets ESX, QBCore or Qbox and which shared libraries it expects. Installation follows the usual FiveM routine: drop the resource into your resources folder, add an ensure line to server.cfg, import any included SQL, then work through the config. Start order matters here. If a script depends on your framework core or a library like ox_lib, those need to start first.

The practical upside of creator style scripts shows after that first boot. Because setup happens in game, the config file stage is shorter than usual, and most of the real work, placing restaurants, defining menus, wiring up businesses to owners, happens with the server live. That also means changes later do not require a restart cycle every time an RP business changes hands.

Why buy MT Scripts scripts here

A four product catalog is easy to evaluate honestly, and MT Scripts makes it easier by giving one of the four away. Start with the free garage script. If the code quality and performance hold up on your server, the restaurants creator and the mechanic script are the logical next steps, and together the three cover a large share of day to day roleplay: where players eat, where they fix their cars, where they park them.

Orders go through the MT Scripts Tebex store, so delivery is instant and tied to your Tebex account like the rest of your server's resources. If you run a business focused city, an economy server built around player ownership, or you are just tired of paying a developer to hardcode every new restaurant, this catalog was built around exactly that problem. Read the two product pages, load the free script, and decide with the code in front of you.