Description
FiveM Menu refers to a class of third‑party tools designed to interact with the FiveM client for Grand Theft Auto V. These tools provide a wide range of enhancements, aiming to stay undetected by FiveM's anti‑cheat systems such as Fiveguard, Reaper, and others.

Features
- Player ESP: Boxes, health, name, weapon, distance, and team colour
- Vehicle ESP: Shows all vehicles with speed, driver, and health
- NPC ESP: Highlights AI characters
- Radar Hack: Real-time minimap overlay with all entities
- Glow/Chams: Colour-coded outlines through walls
- Silent Aim: Hits without visible crosshair movement
- Triggerbot: Auto-fire when crosshair is over enemy
- No Recoil / No Spread: Zero weapon climb and bloom
- Aim Smoothing: Human-like aim curve with FOV limit
- Vehicle Spawner: Spawn any car, plane, boat, or helicopter
- Vehicle God Mode: Immortal vehicles
- Teleport: Instant travel to waypoint, player, or coordinate
- Money Hack: Modify in-game currency (server-dependent)
- Auto-Farm: Automate jobs, races, or mini-games
- Script Executor: Run Lua scripts for custom automation
- Anti-Kick: Block server kick commands
- Anti-Freeze: Prevent server-side freeze or crash
- Event Spoofing: Fake client events to avoid detection

Core Architecture
Execution Models:
- External (RPM/WPM): Standalone process using ReadProcessMemory/WriteProcessMemory for lower detection risk
- Internal (DLL Injection): Injects into the game process for deeper control, such as function hooks and native calls
- Lua Executor: Embedded Lua engine that runs scripts for unlimited customization

Anti-Cheat Evasion:
- No Injection (External): Prevents anti-cheats from seeing foreign modules in the game process
- Manual Mapping (Internal): Loads DLL without standard LoadLibrary to evade hook detection
- Signature Scanning: Dynamic offset resolution prevents breakage after patches
- Overlay Hiding: ESP window uses transparent and layered styles
- Lua Obfuscation: Scripts are obfuscated to evade static analysis