FiveM profile analyzer

No. The analyzer reads the file in your browser, in the background so the page stays responsive. Nothing is sent to us or anyone else.

A server tick where scripts took more than 25 ms, half of a 50 ms tick.

Heavy ticks leave little room for syncing players and entities, which players feel as lag, rubber-banding and desync.

It comes from your average script time per tick and the share of heavy ticks, whichever is worse:

• Excellent: under 5 ms, under 1% heavy
• Good: under 10 ms, under 5% heavy
• Fair: under 20 ms, under 15% heavy
• Poor: under 30 ms, under 30% heavy
• Critical: anything past that

1. Open the resource the analyzer points at; the hot spot gives the file and line when the profile has it.
2. Look for a loop with Wait(0) or a very short wait.
3. Raise the wait wherever it doesn’t need to run every frame, like Wait(500) for anything a player won’t notice.
4. Record again and compare.

Most scripts only do real work when players are around. An empty server shows almost nothing, so profile at a busy hour for a picture that matches what your players feel.

No. The analyzer reads server profiles, recorded in the server console. A profile recorded in the game client has no server ticks for it to measure.