backrooms-assets is not running, or starts after qs-backrooms. It streams the level interiors, the monsters and the entrance props; without it the levels are empty space. Put ensure backrooms-assets above ensure qs-backrooms and restart. A player who falls below a level is put back on its spawn automatically.

The server console prints the exact ace that was missing, for example tried to open the config panel without ace "command.backroomsconfig". Add it to server.cfg and restart — nine times out of ten the ace is there but the server was not restarted, or it was given to a group the player is not in. Framework admins get in without an ace while Framework admins is on.

They are restricted commands: FiveM drops them before the script sees them unless the player has command.sendbackrooms / command.leavebackrooms (or the blanket command ace). Add the ace, or run them from the server console without the slash.

That inventory starts after Backrooms, and detection only sees what is already running. Move its ensure above ensure qs-backrooms. The same goes for target: false and a framework reported as standalone. A renamed resource has to be added to the tables in config/config.lua — see Integrations.

The interface ships ready in web/build/. If that folder is missing or half-copied, the HUD and the panels never show and nothing errors in game — copy the whole resource again from the download.

Correct until the next restart: a command name, once registered, stays until the resource restarts. The panel marks those two fields Needs restart and says so when you save.

Config.Debug.enabled is on. It registers testing commands that are not permission-checked. Set it to false in config/config.lua and restart.

The console said Creator points loaded: 0: sql.sql was never imported, so the level layouts are empty. Import qs-backrooms/database/sql.sql — on a fresh install, as it drops the Backrooms tables first — and restart.

Correct behaviour: most exits need a Rusted Keycard, and the lock keeps it. When a floor's exits need one, a keycard is always hidden in one of its containers. Map fragments, radio parts, film rolls and tapes reveal where the exits are.

Correct behaviour. Every run starts with a quiet period, and monsters only come when the group's tension is high enough — darkness, noise, low sanity and time on a floor all raise it. Some only appear at certain moments: The Still One during a blackout on Level 1, The Colossus when the lights turn red on Level X. To check a monster works, turn debug on and use /brspawn on a test server.

The setting only rolls exits that have no fixed outcome. Exits placed with the level editor keep the outcome they were given — Descend, Escape or Trap — and the shipped layouts give every exit one. To change where the doors of a level lead, edit them with /brdeveloper.

A run takes newcomers only while it is younger than Time to join a run (3 minutes), on the same level (Only runs on the same level), and up to Players per run (4). Players sent in with /sendbackrooms or the export always get a run of their own.

Correct with the defaults: Pull out on disconnect is on and wins over Back in after reconnecting. Turn it off to put returning players back on the same level with their items.

Each run uses a routing bucket between 5000 and 5999. Another script handing out buckets in that same range shares them with the Backrooms — move that script's range.

That is Wake up inside after dying, on by default: 6 deaths in 100 end up inside, with 15 minutes between them for the same player. Lower the chance, or switch it off under Getting in.

With Revive on the way out on, esx_ambulancejob and qb-ambulancejob receive their own revive event. Any other ambulance script needs its revive event added to framework:revive in your framework's bridge, client and server.

With Drop loot on death on, it is on their body for the rest of the group to recover for 30 minutes. A player who was alone, or whose group has left, does not get it back.

Check the console for Registered 11 usable items with ox_inventory. If it is there, the items list was not added to ox_inventory/data/items.lua, or the resource was renamed — the list calls qs-backrooms.<item> exports by that exact name. Items only do something while the player is inside a run.

Copy the twelve pictures from [images]/ into your inventory's images folder — ox_inventory/web/images/, qb-inventory/html/images/ or qs-inventory's.

With ox_inventory or qs-inventory, dying inside, giving up a machine run, or escaping with Keep loot on escape off removes every Backrooms item the player carries. Keep the twelve Backrooms item names for the Backrooms only.

Either the player no longer carries the flashlight item, or the battery is flat — use a battery from the bag. Near The Bundle or The Colossus the light is killed for a few seconds on purpose.

The creator could not load the tape or machine model. Start backrooms-assets before qs-backrooms, restart, and reconnect so your game streams it.

Entrances appear for players within 90 metres and offer their prompt within a couple of metres. A player already inside a run sees none, and after a failed attempt the prompt rests for a few seconds.

The player does not have the machine's price in the account it charges — cash or bank, set on the machine in the creator. Nothing is taken on a refused entry.

backrooms-assets is not running, or starts after qs-backrooms. It streams the level interiors, the monsters and the entrance props; without it the levels are empty space. Put ensure backrooms-assets above ensure qs-backrooms and restart. A player who falls below a level is put back on its spawn automatically.

The server console prints the exact ace that was missing, for example tried to open the config panel without ace "command.backroomsconfig". Add it to server.cfg and restart — nine times out of ten the ace is there but the server was not restarted, or it was given to a group the player is not in. Framework admins get in without an ace while Framework admins is on.

They are restricted commands: FiveM drops them before the script sees them unless the player has command.sendbackrooms / command.leavebackrooms (or the blanket command ace). Add the ace, or run them from the server console without the slash.

That inventory starts after Backrooms, and detection only sees what is already running. Move its ensure above ensure qs-backrooms. The same goes for target: false and a framework reported as standalone. A renamed resource has to be added to the tables in config/config.lua — see Integrations.

The interface ships ready in web/build/. If that folder is missing or half-copied, the HUD and the panels never show and nothing errors in game — copy the whole resource again from the download.

Correct until the next restart: a command name, once registered, stays until the resource restarts. The panel marks those two fields Needs restart and says so when you save.

Config.Debug.enabled is on. It registers testing commands that are not permission-checked. Set it to false in config/config.lua and restart.

The console said Creator points loaded: 0: sql.sql was never imported, so the level layouts are empty. Import qs-backrooms/database/sql.sql — on a fresh install, as it drops the Backrooms tables first — and restart.

Correct behaviour: most exits need a Rusted Keycard, and the lock keeps it. When a floor's exits need one, a keycard is always hidden in one of its containers. Map fragments, radio parts, film rolls and tapes reveal where the exits are.

Correct behaviour. Every run starts with a quiet period, and monsters only come when the group's tension is high enough — darkness, noise, low sanity and time on a floor all raise it. Some only appear at certain moments: The Still One during a blackout on Level 1, The Colossus when the lights turn red on Level X. To check a monster works, turn debug on and use /brspawn on a test server.

The setting only rolls exits that have no fixed outcome. Exits placed with the level editor keep the outcome they were given — Descend, Escape or Trap — and the shipped layouts give every exit one. To change where the doors of a level lead, edit them with /brdeveloper.

A run takes newcomers only while it is younger than Time to join a run (3 minutes), on the same level (Only runs on the same level), and up to Players per run (4). Players sent in with /sendbackrooms or the export always get a run of their own.

Correct with the defaults: Pull out on disconnect is on and wins over Back in after reconnecting. Turn it off to put returning players back on the same level with their items.

Each run uses a routing bucket between 5000 and 5999. Another script handing out buckets in that same range shares them with the Backrooms — move that script's range.

That is Wake up inside after dying, on by default: 6 deaths in 100 end up inside, with 15 minutes between them for the same player. Lower the chance, or switch it off under Getting in.

With Revive on the way out on, esx_ambulancejob and qb-ambulancejob receive their own revive event. Any other ambulance script needs its revive event added to framework:revive in your framework's bridge, client and server.

With Drop loot on death on, it is on their body for the rest of the group to recover for 30 minutes. A player who was alone, or whose group has left, does not get it back.

Check the console for Registered 11 usable items with ox_inventory. If it is there, the items list was not added to ox_inventory/data/items.lua, or the resource was renamed — the list calls qs-backrooms.<item> exports by that exact name. Items only do something while the player is inside a run.

Copy the twelve pictures from [images]/ into your inventory's images folder — ox_inventory/web/images/, qb-inventory/html/images/ or qs-inventory's.

With ox_inventory or qs-inventory, dying inside, giving up a machine run, or escaping with Keep loot on escape off removes every Backrooms item the player carries. Keep the twelve Backrooms item names for the Backrooms only.

Either the player no longer carries the flashlight item, or the battery is flat — use a battery from the bag. Near The Bundle or The Colossus the light is killed for a few seconds on purpose.

The creator could not load the tape or machine model. Start backrooms-assets before qs-backrooms, restart, and reconnect so your game streams it.

Entrances appear for players within 90 metres and offer their prompt within a couple of metres. A player already inside a run sees none, and after a failed attempt the prompt rests for a few seconds.

The player does not have the machine's price in the account it charges — cash or bank, set on the machine in the creator. Nothing is taken on a refused entry.