Custom FiveM minimap: 12 palettes side by side

1:40 · published 20 September 2026 · watch on YouTube

The clearest way to see what a custom minimap changes is to put it next to the one the game ships with, on the same stretch of road. That is where this video starts: the stock GTA V radar on one side, the same frame drawn from our tiles on the other.

From there it runs the twelve palettes in order on both base styles — the postal variant, which has the postal codes and street names burned into the map, and the clean variant, which keeps the street names and leaves the codes off. The last part of the video opens the live preview and then shows the folder that actually arrives after checkout: a normal FiveM resource with an fxmanifest and a stream folder, nothing to compile and nothing to patch into the game files.

What is on screen

• Stock GTA V radar against the same frame on a custom map
• All twelve palettes, on the postal and the clean base style
• The protected live preview at full zoom
• The resource folder as it arrives: fxmanifest.lua plus stream/

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