Melonity (RAGE MP) cheat for GTA 5

Melonity is a private GTA 5 cheat built for the RAGE:MP client. This is not GTA Online — it targets roleplay servers with factions, families and admins, so the menu splits into aimbot, ESP and separate inventory and character sections.

Aimbot: aiming built for a roleplay server

The Aimbot section carries 12 settings: a fast-toggle bind, a weapon-category picker, a working radius with its own render toggle, and a hit-chance slider. A separate bone-selection option runs a "random bone" mode, meant to keep hits from looking identical in a server admin's log.

Four switches build the target list: ignore admin, ignore dead players, ignore your own family, and ignore your own faction. The last two auto-detect your family or faction, so you don't rebuild the list by hand after switching crews. Shooting through walls and improved bullet sync matter most when ping spikes — a networking detail, not aiming logic.

ESP for GTA 5 in Melonity: what shows on screen

The Visuals tab is confirmed by a screenshot and matches the published group of 11 items. Box and skeleton split into two states — visible and not visible, through walls — each with its own switch, plus a filled-outline sub-toggle worth enabling when a busy scene makes thin lines hard to read. A separate switch controls rendering on dead players. Two distance sliders — render distance and box draw distance — keep boxes from cluttering the screen at range without losing close-up highlighting.

The card lists target categories as players, admins, bots, animals and vehicles; on screen those sit under Players, Admins, Bots, Objects tabs, with more likely behind a scroll arrow. The name tag shows the in-game handle in the Ivan_Ivanov format rather than the system's generic "citizen," alongside health and armor bars, a family tag, a faction tag, the weapon in hand, and distance — enough to judge a fight before closing in.

Inventory, character and background work

The card's "Loot" group of 3 items is not auto-pickup — it is item ESP for the RP inventory: weapons and ammo on the ground and on players, plus first-aid kits, narcotics, scythes, matches and sticky charges on players — items roleplay servers expect in your pockets, not scattered on the ground. "Misc" (8 items) covers character tweaks: disabling fall physics and bike falls helps in rooftop chases, high jump and a super kick add mobility and close-range damage, and freeze position locks you in place. Immortality and a one-time health or armor grant differ — one keeps you alive continuously, the other tops the bar up once.

"Other" (3 items) is what happens off-screen: the cheat removes itself from screenshots, recordings and demo captures, which is why the requirements row for recording reads "Yes" — the overlay stays out of a capture or stream, so you can broadcast the full screen instead of just the client window. The last item is a full, traceless removal, useful when resetting the client to a clean state.

Requirements and pricing for the GTA 5 cheat on RAGE:MP

The required game client is RAGE:MP only, because Melonity is a GTA 5 RP cheat built for servers with factions and families, not single-player or GTA Online. Both fullscreen and windowed display modes work. The disk must use GPT (moving off MBR means repartitioning the machine) and the system must run in UEFI mode, not Legacy. No USB flash drive is required, so setup skips that step. HWID spoofing is not included; that is typically a separate product.

Keys for Melonity GTA 5 run for 1, 7 and 30 days, from 200 to 1200 GCC depending on term. The key is issued automatically after purchase and sits in the account with its expiry date, so there's no delivery wait. Other private cheats for GTA 5 on RAGE:MP are collected in the game catalog, worth a look if another server needs a different ESP set.