FiveM Event Executor Guide
Learn how to use the Susano Event Executor to trigger client and server events with custom payloads, including looping execution.
1: Overview
Event Executor allows you to manually trigger FiveM events by name and pass custom payload data. This is useful for testing, automation, and interacting with event-based systems.
You can execute events once or repeatedly using the built-in loop option.
1.1: Opening Event Executor
- Navigate to
Event Executor.
2: Event Name
Event Name field defines which event will be triggered.
Example (DONT USE!)
esx:addInventoryItem
Event names are case-sensitive and must match the exact name used by the resource.
3: Payload
Payload field defines arguments passed to the event.
Payload Format
Payload must be written as a Lua-style array.
Examples
[] ['item_name', 1] [1, 'money', 1000]
- Strings must be wrapped in quotes
- Numbers do not need quotes
- Empty brackets execute the event without arguments
3.1: Common Payload Mistakes
- Missing brackets
[] - Using commas instead of Lua syntax
- Forgetting quotes around strings
- Passing arguments in the wrong order
Correct Example
['bread', 5]
Incorrect Example
'bread', 5
4: Executing an Event
After filling in the fields:
- Click Execute to trigger the event once
- The event will be sent immediately
If nothing happens, verify the event name and payload structure.
4.1: Loop Execution
Loop button repeatedly triggers the event until stopped.
Recommended Usage
- Use loop for incremental events
- Avoid looping heavy events unnecessarily
- Stop the loop before changing payload values
5: Tips
- Start with an empty payload
[]to test if the event triggers - Use small values first when testing