Bodhix Studio scripts make a strong starter kit for a new FiveM server because they answer the question every launch faces: what do players do once they have a character and a car. This post lays out seven products in the order a new server should add them, with the reasoning for each step.

The kit is built for a city launching with a small player count that needs to grow. Early on, activities that work with two players matter more than ones that need twenty, and content that changes how the city looks on a quiet night matters most of all.

The Bodhix Studio scripts starter kit, in install order

Bodhix Studio Bike Tricks & Wheelies

Bodhix Studio scripts starter kit: the Bodhix Studio Bike Tricks & Wheelies listing image for FiveM

Start with Bodhix Studio Bike Tricks & Wheelies. It is a Scripts listing with the Standalone tag, and it is first on the list because bikes are the thing new players already have. Tricks and wheelies turn a ride across town into something to practise, and practice is what keeps a player online when the server is quiet.

It is also the product that produces the first clips. A new server needs footage to share, and a wheelie down the main street is footage.

Best for: day one, when the player count is low and every ride needs to be fun on its own.

Bodhix Studio Scooters

Bodhix Studio Scooters is the second purchase, and it is the counterpart to the bike listing for the part of the player base that does not want a motorbike. Scooters suit a city centre, a campus feel and the kind of short trips a roleplay day is made of. The description frames it as packaged and ready to run once the resource starts.

It is also the ride that suits a character who is not built for speed, which on a roleplay server is most of them. A scooter on the way to work says something a sports bike cannot.

Best for: city-centre servers where short trips are more common than long drives.

Bodhix Studio Street Movement Pack

Bodhix Studio Street Movement Pack preview, the on-foot layer of the starter kit

Bodhix Studio Street Movement Pack is third. Once players have something to ride, the next thing they notice is how their character moves on foot. Street movement gives the sidewalk texture, and on a new server texture is what makes the city feel populated before it actually is.

Best for: making a small server look busier than its player count.

Bodhix Studio Outfits

Bodhix Studio Outfits comes fourth, because by now players are recording clips and comparing screenshots. The outfit side of the catalogue is a Scripts listing tagged Standalone, and it is the purchase that makes the previous three look intentional rather than accidental.

It also gives crews and friend groups a way to tell each other apart. That is usually the moment a player base starts to feel like a community rather than a list of names.

Best for: the point where your community starts caring how it looks.

Bodhix Studio Extras

Bodhix Studio Extras is the fifth purchase, and the least glamorous. The title is broad on purpose. It is the listing you add when the core is running and players have started asking for small things, and it rounds out the kit rather than headlining it. Think of it as the answer to the first round of feedback rather than a purchase you plan around.

Best for: week two, when requests start coming in.

Bodhix Studio Football Soccer

Bodhix Studio Football Soccer listing image, the first team game in the starter kit

Bodhix Studio Football Soccer is the first team game in the kit, and it belongs at position six because a team game needs a crowd. By the time the first five products are in, the server has one. The description stresses assets tested in a live environment, which is what a match with spectators requires.

Best for: the first organised event once the player count can fill two sides.

Bodhix Studio The Ridge Island

The last item is not a script at all. Bodhix Studio The Ridge Island is an Exterior Map that gives the community somewhere to go once it has grown. A new server does not need an island on day one, but a server three months in needs a reason to leave the city, and this is it.

Best for: the first big event once the server has an established community.

Starter kit checklist

  • Week one: Bike Tricks and Wheelies, then Scooters, so every player has a ride that is fun on its own.
  • Week one, second half: Street Movement Pack, so the sidewalk looks populated.
  • Week two: Outfits, timed for when the first clips start circulating.
  • Week two or three: Extras, once requests for small additions arrive.
  • Month two: Football Soccer as the first scheduled match night.
  • Month three: The Ridge Island as the first event outside the city.

Starter kit FAQ

Do I need all seven Bodhix Studio scripts at launch?

No, and installing all seven on day one is the wrong move. The kit is an order, not a bundle. Bodhix Studio scripts that work with two players belong at launch, and the ones that need a crowd belong later.

Which one first if I can only buy one?

Bike Tricks and Wheelies. It uses the vehicle players already have, it works alone and it produces clips, which a new server needs more than anything.

When does a map make sense?

When players start asking where to go rather than what to do. That usually happens a few months in, and The Ridge Island is the answer when it does.

The whole range lives in the Scripts collection, and the Standalone collection filters the tag this kit relies on. FiveM Shops keeps the Bodhix Studio scripts on one brand page, so working through this kit in order is a matter of following the list.