K4MB1 Maps FiveM MLOs and Housing Shells

Server owners hunting for real player housing usually run into the same wall. The default GTA interiors are tiny, the free MLOs feel like empty boxes, and the good properties are locked behind subscription packs. K4MB1 fills that specific gap. The catalog is 15 residential maps aimed at economies where property is a serious money sink, not a spawn point behind a garage door.

Most of the pack lives in Vinewood Hills. Modern Mansion 1, Vinewood Hills Modern House 3 MLO, Vinewood Hills Mansion 2 MLO, and Vinewood Mansion 3 with Secret Bunker are the recognisable ones. If you have seen a NoPixel style hill drop where a whitelisted job spawns in a glass box overlooking the city, this is the kind of build powering it.

Signature work and style

The Vinewood Hills line is what K4MB1 is known for. Every property is a full interior MLO, not a teleport to an ipl. Pools, view decks, garages under the house, marble kitchens, and lounges that read as one build instead of an asset flip.

The numbered Vinewood House and Vinewood Hills Mansion MLOs each have their own footprint. Mansion 3 with Secret Bunker adds a hidden lower level, useful if your server runs a heist economy or a cartel storyline and you want the safehouse and stash tied to the same door.

For servers that want variety without buying every property, the Exclusive Housing Pack bundles multiple builds into one purchase. The K4MB1 Starter Housing Shells and Furnished Housing Shell Pack cover the other end of the market: smaller shells you can attach to a starter apartment tier, or use as instanced rentals through a job.

Because everything is map data, the aesthetic stays consistent. Same lighting treatment, same modern furniture library, same window ratios. Ten K4MB1 properties on a server look like they belong to the same city, not ten different pack authors.

Compatibility & installation

MLOs and ymaps do not care about your framework. K4MB1 properties work on ESX, QBCore, Qbox, ND_Core, and standalone Lua housing scripts. Whatever you pair them with, qb-houses, ps-housing, ox_property, loaf_housing, bcs_housing, or your own instance system, the interior loads the same way.

Installation is drag and drop into resources/, add it to your server.cfg, and reference the interior coordinates in your housing script's config. A few of the mansions ship as both ymap and MLO, and the newer numbered releases are MLO only because MLOs stream cleaner on busy servers.

Points worth checking against your build:

• Streaming budget: high detail interiors add to your total stream size, plan around your player slot count and host limits.
• Housing script coords: your housing config needs entry, exit and interior coords per property, K4MB1 lists them in each product readme.
• Exterior collision: some releases replace the base game plot, others sit on empty lots, worth reading the description before you drop three on the same street.

Why buy K4MB1 scripts here

Buying K4MB1 through this store keeps the license tied to your Cfx account and gives you version updates as they push them. The MLO scene moves when GTA updates or new base map tiles land, and pack owners get the reworked files without repurchasing.

You also get the interior in a build that has already been used on live servers. K4MB1 properties show up on a lot of the roleplay servers that publish their resource lists, so the collision, portals and interior lighting have taken real player traffic. That matters more for map data than for a script, because a broken portal or a missing collision box only shows up when someone actually walks through it.

If your server sells houses as its top tier progression, this catalog is a real answer. It gives buyers something to want after they hit the money cap on labs or exports.