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AK4Y Scripts: reward, spawn and vending systems for FiveM
AK4Y Scripts is a FiveM studio whose work centres on the systems players touch every session: reward loops, spawn and character screens, and small in-game businesses. Here you can buy its prize wheel, its map-based spawn selector and its vending machines, each running on ESX and QBCore.
From $10.00 · one-time, updates included
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AK4Y, in brief.
The studio says it has been releasing FiveM resources since 2018. Its wider catalogue runs from VIP, battlepass and playtime shops to jobs such as fishing, hunting, taxi and bus work, and newer tools include a map editor and a tattoo editor. Several AK4Y releases can hook into a server's own Tebex store, so coins or perks a player pays for arrive in game through a redeem code.
AK4Y documents each release on its own docs site, with install steps, configuration pages and the utility files owners are allowed to change. The studio describes two kinds of build: open source, where every file can be read, and escrowed, where changes go through the config.
Rewards and player businesses
Advanced Lucky Wheel is the AK4Y lucky wheel for servers that want several prize wheels rather than one. Prizes carry rarity tiers, odds can be set to a tenth of a percent, a free spin returns on a timer you choose, and a prize nobody wants goes back for coins. It is a separate resource from the studio's older Daily Lucky Wheel.
Vending Machines is AK4Y's vending system: staff place machines, each locked to one category of stock, and owners refill them and empty the takings.
The AK4Y spawn selector
Spawn Selector V2 swaps a spawn list for a city map. Admins build named spots with a picture and a price from inside the game, and premium spots are bought at markers in the world.
ak4y-core, in plain terms
Vending Machines and Spawn Selector V2 will not start without ak4y-core, the studio's shared library, so it is packed into both downloads. The lucky wheel does not use it. Our guide What ak4y-core is covers load order.
Frameworks and databases
- ESX and QBCore for all three. The Spawn Selector V2 and ak4y-core, which the vending machines run through, also detect Qbox; the Lucky Wheel's config offers only ESX or QB. None is standalone.
- The wheel and the selector store data through oxmysql, mysql-async or ghmattimysql.
- For the machines, the studio's docs give the item entries for QBCore, ox_inventory and ESX.
Where to start
Spawn Selector V2 costs nothing, so it is the low-risk way to see how AK4Y builds. Add the wheel if you want a daily log-in habit, or the machines if your economy needs small owned businesses.
Asked about AK4Y.
Where are the AK4Y docs?
AK4Y keeps its documentation on its own docs site, organised by resource: installation, configuration, language files and the client and server utility files you may edit. Every download here also ships its config and language files, so most setup happens without leaving the resource folder.
What is ak4y-core, and which AK4Y scripts need it?
It is the studio's shared library. Spawn Selector V2 and Vending Machines refuse to run without it and include it in their downloads; Advanced Lucky Wheel does not need it. See our ak4y-core guide.
Do AK4Y scripts work on Qbox?
Partly. The Spawn Selector V2 and ak4y-core look for Qbox's qbx_core on their own, and the Vending Machines run through ak4y-core. The Lucky Wheel's config offers only ESX or QB. None of them is a standalone release.
Can the lucky wheel sell coins through my own Tebex store?
Yes, optionally. Coin top-ups for Advanced Lucky Wheel can be linked to your server's Tebex store. AK4Y's docs describe the setup: a game server command runs when a package is bought, and the player redeems the transaction id in game.
Which AK4Y script should I buy first?
Start with the free Spawn Selector V2 if you want to try the studio's style. Pick Advanced Lucky Wheel for a reason to log in each day, or Vending Machines for player-owned income.
