Shortcuts
Every quick panel action (noclip, god mode, ESP, the vehicle actions, revive, heal, waypoint, announcement) can have a key. Keys are personal: each staff member picks their own, and they follow you to any PC.
Set your keys
Section titled “Set your keys”- In game: menu → Settings → Shortcuts.
- In the panel: your name at the bottom left → My shortcuts.
Click a key field and press a key, with Ctrl, Shift or Alt if you like. Esc cancels, Backspace clears. Saved keys work in game right away, also while the menu is open.
Server defaults
Section titled “Server defaults”Staff with the settings permission can give everyone default keys under Configuration → Shortcuts. Your own key wins for that action; clearing it leaves the action without a key, and Back to the server default brings the default back. A key only works for staff who have permission for that action.
Keys you can’t use
Section titled “Keys you can’t use”| Key | Why |
|---|---|
| Esc | Pauses the game |
| F8 | FiveM console |
| T | Chat |
| Alt + F4 / Tab / Enter | Windows and the game window |
Keys that already do something in GTA (W, E, F, Space…) or in Fiveops (the menu and quick panel keys, F10 and F9 by default) are allowed with a warning: both things happen.
Menu and quick panel keys
Section titled “Menu and quick panel keys”The keys that open the menu and the quick panel are on the same page, under Menu keys in game and Menu and quick panel on the panel. Pick a single key (no Ctrl, Shift or Alt); clearing it goes back to the server’s key. The owner sets the server’s keys under Configuration → General.
GTA key settings
Section titled “GTA key settings”Each key you use also appears in the pause menu under Settings → Key Bindings → FiveM, as Fiveops shortcut: F5 or Fiveops menu (F10) for example. You don’t need to change anything there: if you do, the key you pick there works and the in-game list warns you.