Looking for a new place to set your next roleplay story? R Studio San Palma Hood MLO adds a polished, ready-to-use location to your FiveM map.
The R Studio San Palma Hood MLO drops a fully modelled American-style hood block into FiveM, replacing the GTA V Benny's auto-shop location with a cohesive urban neighborhood built from the ground up for gang roleplay. The map from rSTUDIO Maps pulls together multiple houses, alleys, graffiti dressing and gathering spots so storytellers get a believable turf for drug-sell, lockpick, turf-war and sit-down scenes without stitching the location together from loose props. The whole thing is optimised to run on lower-end hardware, so a packed server can still host the full hood without dropping frames.
What R Studio San Palma Hood MLO brings to your server
R Studio San Palma Hood MLO is designed for daily use, not just for a trailer. Proportions follow GTA V's own scale, textures are sized for streaming, and the space has room for the scenes your community runs every night: meetings, business, chases and events.
Key features
- Fully modelled San Palma urban hood for FiveM / GTA V servers
- Detailed exterior environment with multiple houses, alleys and gathering spots
- Replaces the Benny's auto-shop location in GTA V with a cohesive hood block
- Inspired by classic American ghetto street layouts and dressing
- Built for gang RP, turf conflicts and everyday neighborhood roleplay
- Optimized to run smoothly on lower-end hardware
- Framework agnostic — works with ESX, QBCore, Qbox or standalone frameworks
- Multiple houses, back-alley routes and street-level gathering spots
- Street dressing, graffiti and props placed for authentic American-ghetto feel
How servers use it
R Studio San Palma Hood MLO works as a permanent landmark or as the centrepiece of a storyline. Because it fits the scale of the world, players treat it as part of the city rather than an add-on. Performance was part of the build: textures are sized for streaming, LODs step down properly at range, and nothing in R Studio San Palma Hood MLO runs a script every frame. It behaves on a full server, which is the test that matters.
Installation and compatibility
Installation is standard for FiveM: place the folder in your resources directory, add it to your server.cfg with ensure, and restart. The location is framework-independent, so it works on ESX, QBCore, Qbox and standalone servers, and your existing job, door-lock and robbery scripts can point at it straight away. Browse more Gang & Criminal MLOs, or see the full Maps & MLOs range to complete your setup.
Every order of R Studio San Palma Hood MLO is a one-time purchase with instant delivery after payment, so you can install it the same day. FiveM Shops keeps premium FiveM content affordable for growing servers.
Quick specs
- Type: MLO / interior
- Category: Gang & Criminal MLOs
- Framework: Any framework - ESX, QBCore, Qbox or standalone
- Install: Drag and drop into resources, ensure in server.cfg
- Delivery: Instant download after payment
Frequently asked questions
Does R Studio San Palma Hood MLO work with QBCore and ESX?
Yes. R Studio San Palma Hood MLO is a framework-independent gang and criminal MLO, so it runs on ESX, QBCore, Qbox and standalone servers. Your existing job, door-lock and target scripts can use it straight away.
How do I install this MLO?
Drop the folder into your resources directory, add ensure with the resource name to server.cfg and restart the server. The location streams automatically when players get close.
Will it hurt server performance?
No. The interior uses LODs and streaming-friendly textures, so it stays light even on busy servers with many custom maps.
