
Best QBCore Settings – Ultimate Guide
The quick‑fix manual for every QBCore Settings - For Server Owner drowning in lag, inflation & player salt
Players rage‑quit.
Economy dies on day one.
DMs pile up: “why am I starving every five minutes?” “why do frames tank when cops roll up?”
I broke my server so you don’t have to.
Here’s the distilled playbook – zero fluff, all levers that shift KPIs: retention, FPS, drama‑per‑minute.
0. Why config.lua is your heartbeat
Touch it right → buttery gameplay, balanced economy, stories that write themselves.
Touch it wrong → tick‑rate nosedives, inflation explodes, Discord morphs into a complaint hotline.
Below is the 80/20 cheat‑sheet, plus deep‑cut tweaks I wish I knew on day one.
1. MaxPlayers – capacity without lag
QBConfig.MaxPlayers = GetConvarInt('sv_maxclients', 48)
Reality check
Hosting ads scream 128 slots – that’s marketing.
Stress‑test with /txadmin profile and watch CPU, memory, and network saturation.
Hormozi move
- Start at 64.
- Fill it.
- If average tick < 6 ms for an entire evening, add ten slots.
- Rinse & repeat.
Metrics to watch
- Avg tick < 6 ms
- NetBandwidth < 75 %
- Player complaint count (lag)
Retention > bragging rights.
BTW, Choose the right Hosting Provider to avoid lags.
2. DefaultSpawn – first‑impression magnet
QBConfig.DefaultSpawn = vector4(-1035.71, -2731.87, 12.86, 0.0)
Spawn = lobby of a five‑star hotel.
Drop newbies in a dumpster a
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