Drift Spot Map

Drift Spot Map is a stylized map of Los Santos and Leonida tailored for GTA 6 explorers, racers, and FiveM scripters. Markers denote locations, businesses, collectibles, or POIs depending on what tool you're using. Click any marker to view its name, category, and in-game coordinates. Use the map to plan your tour, find a screenshot spot, or get x/y coords to use with a SetNewWaypoint function call in your FiveM script. Coordinates are within a few feet of the actual in-game location.

Click markers for info. The pills filter by category. Search looks through location names, so searching "vinewood" will highlight all markers in that area. Panning and zooming work just like on any other digital map. Pinch to zoom on touch screens, or use the scroll wheel if you're on desktop. The map is purely visual. Nothing you click is sent anywhere; it runs entirely in your browser.

The x/y coordinates correspond to in-game locations in GTA 6. Place them in Lua code for waypoints (SetNewWaypoint(x, y)) or in a FiveM resource configuration. The coordinates are within a few feet of the actual in-game location. They are accurate enough for vehicle spawns, placing peds, and setting up trigger areas. The quickest way to copy corner coords for PolyZone and other zone tools is using the map. No need to bring up a dev menu in-game.

Click on several markers in order to plan a tour. For a collectibles run, driving through the markers in the order they appear on the map will typically result in the shortest overall drive time. AI HQ adds GPX export (for opening the route in Google Maps or any GPS app) and proper route distance calculations, so you can figure out the optimal route between, say, every Stunt Jump on the map without having to do it manually.