[PAID] MrNewbVehicleKeys | :racing_car: Vehicle Key System
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You've just installed a new script, restarted your server with excitement, and... nothing. Or worse, your server console is flooded with intimidating red error messages. Welcome to the world of FiveM troubleshooting! Every server owner has been here. But don't worry, most errors are surprisingly common and easy to fix once you know what to look for.
This guide will walk you through the most frequent issues and teach you how to solve them like a pro.
Before you do anything else, stop and read the documentation provided by the script's developer. A reliable developer will always provide a `README.md` file or a link to a documentation website. This document contains the two most important things you need:
Skipping the documentation is the fastest way to create errors for yourself. Always start here.
If your console mentions an error related to `config.lua` or `shared/config.lua`, it is almost always a simple syntax error you made while editing the file. The most common mistake is a missing comma.
When you edit a big table in the config, it's easy to delete a comma or add one where it doesn't belong. To avoid this, when you're making significant changes, use a text comparison tool (like Diffchecker or the one in Visual Studio Code) to compare your modified file with the original. This will instantly highlight the exact line you changed, making it easy to spot a syntax error.
Many scripts require you to add new items to your inventory system or new tables to your database. The developer will provide these in the download.
If you downloaded a script from a "leak" website or Discord, stop right now. You will not get support for it, and it is likely broken. Leaked scripts are notorious for being outdated, poorly cracked, or intentionally sabotaged with backdoors. The errors you encounter may be impossible to fix because the code itself is fundamentally broken. Trying to "fix" a leaked script is a waste of time that will only lead to frustration.
If you've followed the documentation and checked for common errors but still have an issue, it's time to contact the developer. Here is the professional way to do it:
The best way to avoid errors is to use high-quality, well-supported scripts from the start. That's why we built this platform—to give you a legitimate, safe way to discover resources without the risk of leaks. The scripts below are the top-rated on our site, representing the gold standard of quality and support in the community.
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