#How To Increase Game Pool Storage?

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sour depot
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I joined a popular FiveM server recently and noticed it could stream a huge amount of clothing — like over 3,000 shirts and 10+ packs running in the city at once. When I joined, it showed a prompt saying they use custom pool sizes that a normal FiveM server doesn’t use, and it needed to update. That tells me they’ve increased internal limits (like drawables, props, textures, etc.) — something I really want to do on my own server.

Right now, I can only stream about 2 male and 2 female clothing packs max. If I try to add more (like Envi Rings), the server crashes or I get skeleton/T-pose issues. I know it’s not my hardware — I’m on a high-end VPS with 32GB+ RAM and crazy CPU/SSD — so I’m pretty sure I’m just hitting FiveM’s default asset pool limits.

From what I understand, some devs bypass this by injecting a custom pool config or a fake DLC stream that patches FiveM’s limits.

I’m trying to stop replacing clothing packs every time I want to add something new, and this seems like the only real solution. Appreciate any help you can offer!

viral meteor
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To increase the size of a given pool:
https://docs.fivem.net/docs/server-manual/server-commands/#increase_pool_size-poolname-increase

Most of what you typed doesn't make a lot of sense. It is not recommended for anyone to stream thousands or even hundreds of assets, especially badly optimised ones (which most are).

Increasing the texture pool size isn't going to fix the issue you described with skeleton/t-pose issues (whatever that is).

As the documentation says, you should use F8 > Tools > Streaming > Pool Monitor to monitor your current pool sizes.