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Find more than literal event names
Trace TriggerServerEvent, RegisterNetEvent, AddEventHandler, callbacks, aliases, exports, and common wrapper patterns across a resource.
FIVEM RESOURCE ANALYSIS
FiveM Trigger Finder
Find events, callbacks, aliases, and suspicious code signals—then see the exact file and line behind every result.
For resources you own or are authorized to inspect.
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SOURCE MAPPED
WHAT IT FINDS
A report you can actually verify.
The useful part is not a long list of names. It is knowing where each name came from, how it is used, and what deserves a closer look.
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Keep the source attached
Every result includes its file path, line number, nearby code, and relationship to other references. You can verify it without hunting through folders.
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Review suspicious signals
Surface hard-coded tokens, webhook references, unusual network events, and possible backdoor indicators for manual review.
THE SCAN
Upload. Map. Review.
XCHEAT keeps the original folder structure intact and uses static analysis, so findings stay tied to the code you supplied.
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Upload a ZIP or resource folder
Your resource paths and filenames remain visible throughout the scan.
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Map events and relationships
The scanner follows common framework patterns, callbacks, wrappers, aliases, and references.
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Review the original context
Open each finding with its severity, exact location, code window, and relationship map.
BUILT FOR REVIEW
Signals, not scare tactics.
A suspicious pattern is not automatic proof of a backdoor. XCHEAT shows the evidence and source context so you can make the call yourself. Uploaded code is analyzed, never executed.
COMMON QUESTIONS
FiveM trigger scanning, explained plainly.
What is a FiveM trigger finder?+
A FiveM trigger finder scans resource source code for network events and the code connected to them. XCHEAT maps event registration, calls, callbacks, wrappers, and aliases, then links each finding back to its source file and line.
Which frameworks and file types are supported?+
XCHEAT reviews Lua, JavaScript, and TypeScript resources and recognizes common patterns used by ESX, QBCore, OX, vRP, and standalone resources.
Does XCHEAT execute uploaded code?+
No. The scanner uses static analysis. Uploaded source is inspected as data and is not executed during a scan.
Does a warning prove that a resource contains a backdoor?+
No. A warning is a signal to review, not a verdict. The report keeps the original context visible so a developer can confirm what the code actually does.
Can I scan any server?+
Use XCHEAT only with files you own or have explicit permission to inspect. The product is built for authorized resource review and development work.
XCHEAT
Stop guessing where the trigger lives.
Scan the resource and open the exact source behind the result.
Open the FiveM Trigger Finder