altmp / altv-hub

alt:V Hub is a reference point to post your resources for other users to explore. Simply create a pull request with a folder for your github username and a json file with your resource information.

alt:V Hub Files

alt:V Hub Files is a reference point to post your resources for other users to explore. This repository allows the hub client to pull the compiled resources into the single page application and display them for easy viewing.

Simply create a pull request with a folder for your github username and a json file with your resource information.

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Few Simple Rules

Tags must be in the included list below.

Cover links must have .jpg, .jpeg, or .png.

Cover links must be on imgur.

Description must not be longer than 750 characters.

cli refers to if your resource has install instructions in an .altv file. See Here

Example JSON Structure for Resource

{
  "title": "Quickstart Repository",
  "url": "https://github.com/Stuyk/altv-quickstart",
  "description": "A starting point for starting an alt:V server with chat, commands, etc.",
  "tags": ["boilerplate", "javascript", "quickstart"],
  "cover": "https://i.imgur.com/SoQUFKf.png",
  "cli": false
}

Valid Tags

+ authorization
+ boilerplate
+ c++
+ csharp
+ data
+ gamemode
+ interface
+ javascript
+ lua
+ map
+ mlo
+ ped
+ player
+ tool
+ typescript
+ utility
+ vehicle

boilerplate

A boilerplate to easily boot up an alt:V server using a specific language.

csharp

If your resource is written partially in C# / CSharp.

javascript

If your resource is written partially in JavaScript.

typescript

If your resource is written partially in Typescript.

lua

If your resource is written partially in Lua.

c++

If your resource is written partially in C++

data

If your resource is a data dump or useful data for constructing scripts.

gamemode

If your resource is a full gamemode that you can simply download and run.

interface

If your resource includes some form of user interface.

vehicle

If your resource includes some form of vehicle related scripting.

player

If your resource includes some form of player related scripting.

ped

If your resource includes some form of pedestrian related scripting.

utility

If your resource includes utilities to allow functionality like blips, notifications, etc.

authorization

If your resource includes a form of login or registration.

tool

If your resource is a tool for working with alt:V. Docker falls under this category.

map

An exterior map that can be loaded into GTA:V.

mlo

An enterable interior that can be loaded into GTA:V.

How to post a resource Tutorial

Reporting Invalid Github Links

Simply create an issue about the Github link and we'll take care of the rest. Otherwise create a pull request removing the dead link.

altv-hub's Issues

Add new Discord-Channel

Hello,

I have a new suggestion as an idea, and that would be that there is a new channel added to Discord called "NEW RESOURCES", every person who uploads a new resoruce to the wiki will be displayed there with a Discord Embed:

Title:
Description

alt:V Wiki Link:
www.123.de

[Bad informations]

Just a message about my ressource indexed in AltHub
(https://github.com/lameule123/altv-csharp-streamer)

My ressouces is a global streamer including object, text, helptext, marker & blip/ped soonTM.
The actual denomination is wrong

Request for explicit terms on resource licensing

Hello hello!
I took a couple reads of your ToS.

Wasn't sure whether to post an issue on GitHub or to post in the Discord forum. I chose here because the forum on Discord is for scripting questions only.

I'd like to ask for explicit terms regarding the licensing of resources developed on alt:V.

Important key points to be made explicit would be:

• the ownership of the resources
  • I'm expecting the standard "developers retain ownership of" clause.
• what kind of license does alt:V require from resource developers in order to operate
  • This is the most sensitive one. The choice is yours.

This is important, in my POV.
It affects the whole community.
As such, it should be explicitly stated in the ToS.
What do you think about it?

Thanks! :)

Mark resources that are obsolete or deprecated

There are some resources whose Github repository is archived and therefore deprecated.
And there are some resources that are deprecated because the functionality is natively built into alt:V itself.

In order not to overwhelm newcomers with a huge amount of resources, they should be able to filter accordingly.