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Changing the FiveM artifact version
FiveM artifacts are the server binaries (fxserver) that drive the entire server. Upgrading to a newer version can fix bugs and add new feature support, or conversely – downgrading to an older version – can resolve compatibility issues with scripts.
What are FiveM artifacts?
Artifacts = compiled server binaries (fxserver). Each version is identified by a string in the format:
31039-784630184426ec767ea8bd4cd2f4d0bb7872e26cThe number before the dash is the build number (31039), after the dash is the git commit hash. This entire string goes into the FIVEM VERSION field in the Startup tab.
1Stop the server
Before changing anything, stop the server. On the Terminal tab click the red Stop button and wait until the status changes to Offline. The reinstall cannot be run while the server is running.
2Check the current version
Go to the Startup tab. In the Variables section find the FIVEM VERSION field – the currently installed version is shown in the value box. It is the full build identifier in the format ČÍSLO-HASH, for example:
20770-8dbc0e04af08a7902a198653b8463f9c87f19d713Choosing a new version on the artifacts page
Open the FiveM artifacts page in your browser:
runtime.fivem.net/artifacts/fivem/build_proot_linux/master/The page shows a list of available builds. At the top are two buttons – blue LATEST RECOMMENDED and red LATEST OPTIONAL. Below them is a chronological list of specific builds with their release dates.
How to get the build identifier?
Right-click on the link of the desired build (or on the LATEST RECOMMENDED button) and choose Copy Link Address.
The copied URL looks like this:
https://runtime.fivem.net/artifacts/fivem/build_proot_linux/master/31039-784630184426ec767ea8bd4cd2f4d0bb7872e26c/fx.tar.xzThe build identifier you need is the part between master/ and /fx.tar.xz:
31039-784630184426ec767ea8bd4cd2f4d0bb7872e26c4Entering the new version in FIVEM VERSION
Switch back to the Pterodactyl panel, Startup tab. In the FIVEM VERSION field paste the copied build identifier. Delete the old value and paste the new string – it must be entered exactly, without the URL prefix or /fx.tar.xz.
The field saves automatically when you leave it (click elsewhere). No Save button needed.
5Reinstall – downloading the new version
For the configured version to actually be downloaded and installed, you need to run Reinstall Server. Go to the Settings tab and click the red Reinstall Server button.
A confirmation dialog appears. Click Yes, reinstall server.
After confirming, go to the Terminal tab and watch the log. Downloading the new version takes 1–3 minutes. Once done, the server will start automatically via txAdmin.
6Verify the new version
After the server starts, type this command in the console to display the version:
versionThe result shows the build number (e.g. v4.0.0-31039). If the number matches the build you entered, the installation was successful.
Latest Recommended vs. Latest Optional
Most stable version vetted by the community. Recommended for production servers. Less frequent updates but higher reliability. Used by most public servers.
Latest build – may contain the freshest fixes but also untested changes. Suitable for test environments or if you need a specific fix immediately.
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