🆕Changelogs

This page provides a concise summary of recent changes and updates made to the resource.

🔍 About The Update

We are excited to announce the release of TCVS v3.2.0, aptly named "The Security Update." This latest version introduces a suite of enhancements, new features, and significant improvements to our security protocols, marking a significant milestone in our journey to provide a secure, stable, and feature-rich experience for FiveM users.

✨ What's New

🛠 Automated Dynamic Resource Naming in JS

  • Automated resource naming in JavaScript to enhance resource management and conflict resolution.

🔧 Server Stability Enhancements

  • Resolved critical bugs causing server crashes, ensuring a more stable environment for all users.

🚗 Revamped Vehicle Spawning

  • Our vehicle spawning process has been rewritten for insurance, garaged, and impounding scenarios. It now checks spot availability first and happens client-sided, ensuring a smoother and more efficient process.

🌍 Server-Sided Vehicle Positioning

  • Introducing server-sided position checking to update vehicle locations accurately, regardless of occupancy. This feature checks if a vehicle has an updated location rather than the stored one, occurring every 60 seconds by default.

🔑 Hotwiring

  • Introducing a toggle option for the hotwiring feature through the locksystem config, giving server administrators more control over vehicle security.

🔐 Advanced Security Features

🛡 New Security/Anti-Cheat System

  • An in-depth security and anti-cheat system tailored for TCVS. This alpha feature introduces tokenized events and blocks non-legitimate server events, laying down a formidable barrier against cheating.

🔍 Server Events & Resource Checks

  • Enhancing our security measures, we've implemented checks to verify which resource called each server event and functions. Only resources whitelisted in the config are granted access, ensuring a tightly secured environment.

👥 Detailed Permission System

  • We've also added a permission system, delineating permissions for each command. By default, there are three classes: moderator, admin, and developer. You may create as many classes as you want, working only per character ID.

🛠 Developer and Command Enhancements

📐 Command Validity Checks

  • Added model verifications for /addveh and /stresstest commands to confirm the spawnability of vehicles, enhancing the reliability of these commands.

🔨 Enhanced Developer Tools

  • More detailed commands and outputs for developers, providing better insights and control for custom development needs.

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