Start FiveM with Bleeding Edge Assets.
When a server on FiveM updates its assets, like vehicles, it is required that you go into FiveM's cache folder and delete all files and folders except the game folder. Once you relaunch FiveM and log into a server, the assets will be forced to redownload.
Maybe you don't like navigating to the FiveM cache folder all the time? Maybe you often miss server announcements regarding new assets and keep missing out?! Maybe you are a developer that keeps uploading new assets, restarting the server, and wondering why your new assets aren't working because you, AGAIN, forgot to clear your FiveM cache?!!! If any of that sounds familiar, proceed to installation...
- Latest version: https://github.com/StarkGamingMad/FiveM-BEA/releases/latest
Step 1: Navigate to your FiveM Application Location:
- Usually found in:
C:\Users\USERNAME\AppData\Local\FiveM. Be sure to replace "USERNAME" with your username. - Or, you can quickly access this location by either:
- Going to the Start Menu and selecting
Run. Then, in the Open field, type:%AppData%\..\Local\FiveM, then hit theOKbutton. - Or, in the Address Bar of
Windows Explorer, type:%AppData%\..\Local\FiveM, then hit theEnter keyon the keyboard.
- Going to the Start Menu and selecting
Step 2: Place FiveM-BEA.exe in that folder.
Step 3: Right click on the FiveM-BEA.exe file to create a Shortcut to place on your Desktop, Start Menu, or Taskbar.
Step 4: Run FiveM-BEA from your shortcut whenever you want to make sure you have the latest and greatest assets, and don't mind waiting a few extra minutes while logging into your favorite server for the assets to redownload. Otherwise, if the server you play on rarely does updates, or you aren't a developer, just launch your FiveM from its regular shortcut.
Windows protected your PC. Windows Defender SmartScreen prevented an unrecognized app from starting. Running this app might put your PC at risk.
Step 1: Hit More info, then Run anyway.
Your anti-virus may try to quarantine the file, choose Report False Positive or equivalent action to tell the anti-virus to disregard and allow you to keep the file. You may need to re-run FiveM-BEA after telling your anti-virus to allow it, as they may not automatically launch it for you.