Installation
This guide covers downloading, installing, and locating the Sonoran Scarf EUP item for male and female FiveM characters.
The resource folder must be named sonoran-scarf and started with ensure sonoran-scarf.
This EUP asset is escrow protected by Tebex. Learn more about what this means.
Before you begin
You will need:
Access to the Cfx.re Portal account that owns the Scarf package.
Access to the FiveM server's
resourcesdirectory.Access to the server's
server.cfg.A way to fully restart the server after installation.
Download the resource
Sign in to the Cfx.re Portal.
Open the purchased assets or packages area for the account that owns the Scarf.
Download the Scarf ZIP file.
The downloaded archive can contain another sonoran-scarf.zip. Continue extracting until you can see the sonoran-scarf resource folder and its fxmanifest.lua.
Install the resource
Extract the downloaded ZIP.
If it contains another
sonoran-scarf.zip, extract that archive too.Locate the complete
sonoran-scarfresource folder.Copy it directly into the server's
resourcesdirectory:Do not create an extra nested folder such as
sonoran-scarf/sonoran-scarf/.Open
server.cfgand add:Save the file and fully restart the FiveM server.
Check the startup console for missing resource, manifest, or streamed-file errors.
Locate the Scarf in-game
The Scarf supports both male and female freemode characters.
Join the server with a male or female freemode character.
Open vMenu.
Open Player Appearance.
Open Neck and Scarves or the equivalent accessories category.
Scroll to the end of the category and select the Sonoran Scarf.
Use the texture/variation controls to preview all 26 textures.
The exact category label and item number can vary with the vMenu version and other installed EUP resources. The Scarf appears at the end of the neck/accessory clothing component.
EUP streamed-asset troubleshooting
If the resource starts but the Scarf is missing, invisible, or causes a client error when selected, check the following.
1. Confirm the resource installation
Confirm the folder is named
sonoran-scarf.Confirm
fxmanifest.luais directly inside that folder.Confirm
server.cfgcontainsensure sonoran-scarf.Confirm the server was fully restarted.
Review the startup console for resource or streamed-file errors.
2. Check the Cfx.re Element Club subscription
Some streamed EUP assets require an active Cfx.re Element Club subscription. Verify that the server owner's subscription is active and associated with the account used for the server's Cfx.re license/key.
Never share license keys, account information, or payment details in support screenshots.
3. Temporarily set the maximum players to 10
As a streamed-asset troubleshooting step, temporarily add or update:
Fully restart the server and test the Scarf again. After the asset works, restore the intended player count and verify that the server's Cfx.re plan supports it.
4. Clear the client cache and reconnect
After changing streamed assets or server settings:
Close FiveM.
Clear the FiveM client cache using the normal cache-cleaning procedure.
Restart FiveM and reconnect.
Check the neck/accessory clothing category again.
5. Test for EUP resource conflicts
Temporarily disable other recently added EUP or clothing resources and restart the server. If the Scarf appears, re-enable those resources one at a time to identify the conflict.
6. Review client and server logs
Look for errors mentioning:
sonoran-scarfStreamed assets
EUP clothing components
Asset or archetype limits
Texture or drawable loading
When requesting support, include the relevant error text, the FiveM build, the vMenu version, and a list of other EUP resources. Redact private information.
Quick verification checklist
Escrow protection
The Sonoran Scarf EUP is protected through Tebex and Cfx.re Asset Escrow. This helps prevent unauthorized redistribution, leaks, and resale.
Runs as a separate resource
Because the asset is escrow protected, it must run as the separate sonoran-scarf resource and cannot be merged into another clothing pack.
Texture customization
The escrow-protected model cannot be edited through Durty Cloth Tool. The included texture dictionary (.ytd) files can still be customized with OpenIV.
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