RedM Dance Pack
Bring your saloons, camps and events to life with 27 custom dance animations, each with a male and a female version. From samba and hip hop to northern soul spins, swing and a cheeky…
Resources for servers running RSG Core, the framework that brings a QBCore-style structure to Red Dead Redemption 2 roleplay. Everything listed here is confirmed to work alongside RSG rather than ported blind from FiveM.
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Bring your saloons, camps and events to life with 27 custom dance animations, each with a male and a female version. From samba and hip hop to northern soul spins, swing and a cheeky…
100+ custom female pose animations for RedM , delivered as native RDR2 .ycd animation dictionaries and streamed straight from the resource. Poses, leans, smoking, hats down and regard…
Four combat mechanics in one resource. Slide, roll, gun tricks, and a dive that puts you on the ground still shooting. Built for servers where a gunfight is currently two people standing…
Build your map inside the game. Open /mapeditor, place what you want, export when you are done. This RedM map editor gives you 17,473 in-game props, people, animals and wagons, four export…
30+ custom female poses for RedM , each one a native RDR2 .ycd dictionary streamed straight from the resource. Natural standing and portrait-style poses, ready to drop into whatever you…
Your server has rules and nobody reads them , because they are in a Discord channel three months up, and no new player is scrolling that far to find them. This RedM guidebook script puts…
4,300+ RedM emotes out of the box , curated and filtered for clean looping poses. Hover any one of them and a translucent mannequin performs it in front of you before you commit, so players…
A lantern costs you a hand , so nobody carries one and your nights stay dark. This puts it on the belt, hangs it off the saddle, or leaves it burning in the dirt where you set it down…
RedM Pause Menu Script turns the pause screen into the heart of your server: a gold-framed, leather-and-parchment menu that opens with a cinematic camera while your character unfolds a…
RedM Fireworks replaces the usual /firework command with something your players actually perform. They use a firework item from their inventory. Their character plays a planting animation…
A carryable phonograph your players set down anywhere: records live in their bags, the needle drop is server-authoritative, and every listener stays in perfect sync, with no audio resource…
Crayfish beds worth walking to. Forty-three holes across Bayou Nwa, Lagras and Lakay stock and empty on the world clock. The lure you drop in decides the odds, and every roll is taken on…
RedM Reports turns player help requests into a full moderation workflow. Players file categorized tickets with priorities, custom forms, captured location and nearby players; staff claim…
All six products support it: Reports, Crayfish, the Phonograph, Fireworks, the Pause Menu and the Lantern. RSG and VORP are the two frameworks with complete coverage, because Fireworks ships inventory bridges for exactly those two.
rsg-core is the single dependency on the framework side. Fireworks requires it; the rest detect it at start-up and fall back to standalone behaviour if it is absent, which means the same download works whether or not RSG is running. Items and money go through RSG's own exports, so there is no second inventory layer to configure and no bridge resource to install between them.
RSG Core is QBCore-shaped, but these are rdr3 resources: they target RedM and will not load on a FiveM server. A script written for QBCore on FiveM is not a drop-in here and the reverse is equally untrue, which is exactly why each of these was built and tested against RSG itself.
All six. Fireworks is the only one restricted to RSG and VORP; the other five also run on RedEM:RP or with no framework at all.
No. They are rdr3 resources and will not load on FiveM, whatever framework it runs.
No. The framework code sits in one small bridge file with a documented surface, so a renamed export means editing that one file rather than hunting through the resource. The Phonograph and the Lantern both leave that file readable in the escrowed build for this reason.