dzr-cutscenes

A standalone in-game browser for GTA V's built-in cutscenes. Search, play, and preview all 757 catalogued cutscene identifiers from one panel, mark which ones work on your server, and rename them with friendly labels.

No framework dependencies - no ESX, QB, or ox required. No database, no telemetry: everything persists as JSON files inside the resource.

Important

This is a creator and developer tool for development and test servers. Cutscenes take over the player's screen, so it is not meant as a live-server gameplay feature.

Features

• Browse and search 757 cutscenes with status, favorites, and prefix filters
• Per-player favorites and recents
• Server-wide compatibility flags (working / broken / untested)
• Server-wide custom display names - rename cutscenes to something memorable
• Manual name entry for identifiers that are not in the list, plus a random cutscene button
• Preserves the player's outfit during playback and restores it afterward
• Short screen fades around playback, with cutscene audio stopped cleanly on exit
• A draggable panel and a mini-player with a stop button
• Five client exports so other resources can drive playback

Where to go next

• Installation - one ensure line, plus the optional ACE setup.
• Using the browser - the panel, search, favorites, compatibility flags, and renaming.
• Configuration - every option in config.lua, and where the data lives.
• Exports - drive playback from your own resource.

Credits and license

The cutscene name list is sourced from DurtyFree's gta-v-data-dumps, surfaced via Plebmasters Forge, curated for FiveM. This resource indexes cutscene identifier strings only - no Rockstar assets are included or redistributed; cutscenes play from the player's own game files.

Free to use and modify on your server. Please keep the DZR Development credit. Not for resale.