VRP (vRP Framework) is an older but still-used framework. Modern equivalents are vRPEX , VRP2 , or ESX Legacy . This guide focuses on the classic vRP HUD structure.

VRP uses a modified version of the default FiveM chat, but the HUD often hides when chat is active.

Because modern HUDs are built using web technologies (HTML/CSS/JS via Vue, React, or vanilla JS), they run inside FiveM's Chromium Embedded Framework (CEF). Efficient NUI rendering ensures that the UI remains lightweight, responsive, and does not cause visual lag during high-speed chases or populated server events. How to Choose the Right vRP HUD for Your Server

Download the HUD folder (e.g., vrp_hud ), then upload it to your server’s resources/ folder.

: Real-time speed display with a toggle between KM/H and MPH .

Ensure the client script isn't refreshing UI data every single millisecond. Status loops (hunger/thirst) only need to update every 1 to 3 seconds, while speedometers should only update frequently when the player is actively driving.

Almost all modern FiveM HUDs utilize , which means they run on an embedded Chromium browser. This allows you to completely alter the visual style of your HUD using standard web development languages.

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If you are running a pure, unmodified VRP server, the default HUD is your out-of-the-box solution. However, most users searching for "VRP HUD Fivem" are looking to replace or enhance it.

When selecting the best HUD for your vRP server, look for these essential and advanced features:

: A situational icon that appears only when the player is underwater.