Sandy Renders is a development brand and the community that grew around it. Make an account here to connect Discord, request access to what we run, and link the character you play as.
Getting started
Everything below lives on one account. Do it in any order — the dashboard picks up wherever you left off.
An email and a password, or one click with Discord or Google. All three land on the same account, so it does not matter which you pick first.
Linking Discord is how we recognise you in the community server, so nobody has to prove twice who they are. Add it from your account page any time.
One request per service, reviewed by hand. Our FiveM server is the one we run today; the dashboard shows where a request stands.
Type /link in game, or generate a code here and type it in game. Either direction ties your in-game identity to this account.
Linking
A short code connects the person on the server to the account on this site. Whichever end you start from, you finish in the same place.
Type /link in chat and the server shows you a
code. Open this site, sign in, and enter it — the code
survives the whole signup detour if you do not have an
account yet.
Generate a code from your dashboard and type it in game. We only keep a scrambled copy, so it is shown once and expires in an hour.
Nothing in game is gated by this site yet — linking is how we will recognise you when it is.
Community
Announcements, support and everything else happens there. Connect your Discord account here and your membership shows up on your dashboard.
FAQ
No. Email and password works on its own, and so does Google. Discord is worth connecting because it is how we match you to the community server, but it is never the only way in — you can add or remove any sign-in method from your account page, as long as one is left.
Not yet. Access requests are tracked here so the process is ready and reviewed before that changes. Today, requesting access records where you stand; it does not open or close anything in game.
It records that the character on the server and the account on this site are the same person, so we can show your access status in one place instead of asking you in chat. You can unlink it from the dashboard whenever you like.
Yes. Connect Discord and Google to the same account and any of them signs you in, alongside your email and password. Your account page lists what is connected and lets you add or remove methods.
It is the brand the work ships under. The FiveM server is what we run publicly today, and the site is built so that anything we add later shares this same account rather than starting another one.
We keep what the site needs to work: your email, your username, the provider accounts you connect, and your access requests. Passwords are never stored in a readable form. See the privacy page for the details.
