The player does not have the ACE command.biohazardcreator. Add both lines from Installation to server.cfg, check that the license: in add_principal is that player's, and restart the server. If you renamed the command with Config.CreatorCommand, the permission is renamed with it.

The database refused the write — almost always because the tables do not exist. Import [sql]/biohazard.sql, make sure oxmysql starts before qs-biohazard, and restart. A healthy boot prints [Biohazard] Loaded N saved event preset(s). with no oxmysql error above it.

That command belonged to the first version and was removed in 2.0. Outbreaks are started and stopped from /biohazardcreator, or by Auto Start.

The file name must match Config.Language exactly — locales/fr.json for 'fr' — and be valid JSON. A single syntax error, such as a trailing comma, makes the whole file be ignored and English is shown instead. Run it through a JSON validator.

That is Auto Start, which ships on. It launches a random preset — or the default template if you have none — every two to five hours. Set Config.AutoStart.Enabled = false to only run outbreaks by hand.

• Zone event: zombies only spawn for players standing inside the zone. Walk in.

• Zone too small: a spawn needs a spot inside the polygon at least 8 m from the player. Draw it wider.

• Horde set to nothing: Base horde size and Extra per player both at 0, or Max zombies already reached.

• Something deletes them: an anti-cheat or entity-cleanup script that removes networked peds. Whitelist qs-biohazard in it.

Usually on purpose. The horde holds off while the intro is on screen, never chases a player who is outside the zone, and gives up on anyone more than 400 m away (Config.AI_MaxChaseDist). Players your death system marks as dead are ignored too.

A weather or time sync resource is overriding the outbreak every few seconds. Pause it while an outbreak runs by listening to biohazard:start and biohazard:stop (see Commands and Exports), or turn off Force weather and Freeze time for that event.

That is the infect window: a zombie player who infects nobody in time drops and comes back human. Raise Infect window, or turn off Zombie dies if it does not infect in time, in the event's Infection section. On zone events the window pauses while they are outside the zone.

By design: during an outbreak a human's health is held above Config.HPMinSafety (125), so the horde infects them instead of killing them. Set it to 0 to let survivors die normally.

Their clothing script was not asked to reload. ReloadSkin calls qs-appearance; with another clothing script, change it as shown in Integrations.

Your ambulance script does not listen for ambulance:revivePlayer. Add the bridge from Integrations to client/custom.lua with your script's revive event.

Check Enable intro/outro visual in the event's Ambience section and enable in Config.IntroImage / Config.EndImage. On zone events the intro plays when a player first walks in, and the ending only for players inside the zone when it ends.

Either Reward survivors is off for that event, or GiveReward has not been connected to your framework — the shipped version only prints [Biohazard] Survivor reward for … in the console. If that line appears, the event part works; replace the function as shown in Integrations.

With OnlyDuringEvent on, it only opens while an outbreak runs, and on zone events only inside the zone. The player may also have rebound it under Settings → Key Bindings → FiveM — and a new Config.Scoreboard.Key only applies to players who have never joined before.

Out of the box, progression is kept per Rockstar license with the FiveM name. Replace GetIdentifier and GetDisplayName with your framework's version from Integrations — preferably before players build up XP, since records are keyed by the identifier.

Check Config.Levels.Enabled and that the qs_biohazard_stats table exists. XP is only written when an outbreak ends, never during it.

phone-biohazard must be running alongside qs-smartphone. It is detected live, so starting it fixes the app without restarting Biohazard Creator. The profile and leaderboard also need Config.Levels.Enabled, and outbreak types need Config.Phone.ExposePresets.

The player does not have the ACE command.biohazardcreator. Add both lines from Installation to server.cfg, check that the license: in add_principal is that player's, and restart the server. If you renamed the command with Config.CreatorCommand, the permission is renamed with it.

The database refused the write — almost always because the tables do not exist. Import [sql]/biohazard.sql, make sure oxmysql starts before qs-biohazard, and restart. A healthy boot prints [Biohazard] Loaded N saved event preset(s). with no oxmysql error above it.

That command belonged to the first version and was removed in 2.0. Outbreaks are started and stopped from /biohazardcreator, or by Auto Start.

The file name must match Config.Language exactly — locales/fr.json for 'fr' — and be valid JSON. A single syntax error, such as a trailing comma, makes the whole file be ignored and English is shown instead. Run it through a JSON validator.

That is Auto Start, which ships on. It launches a random preset — or the default template if you have none — every two to five hours. Set Config.AutoStart.Enabled = false to only run outbreaks by hand.

• Zone event: zombies only spawn for players standing inside the zone. Walk in.

• Zone too small: a spawn needs a spot inside the polygon at least 8 m from the player. Draw it wider.

• Horde set to nothing: Base horde size and Extra per player both at 0, or Max zombies already reached.

• Something deletes them: an anti-cheat or entity-cleanup script that removes networked peds. Whitelist qs-biohazard in it.

Usually on purpose. The horde holds off while the intro is on screen, never chases a player who is outside the zone, and gives up on anyone more than 400 m away (Config.AI_MaxChaseDist). Players your death system marks as dead are ignored too.

A weather or time sync resource is overriding the outbreak every few seconds. Pause it while an outbreak runs by listening to biohazard:start and biohazard:stop (see Commands and Exports), or turn off Force weather and Freeze time for that event.

That is the infect window: a zombie player who infects nobody in time drops and comes back human. Raise Infect window, or turn off Zombie dies if it does not infect in time, in the event's Infection section. On zone events the window pauses while they are outside the zone.

By design: during an outbreak a human's health is held above Config.HPMinSafety (125), so the horde infects them instead of killing them. Set it to 0 to let survivors die normally.

Their clothing script was not asked to reload. ReloadSkin calls qs-appearance; with another clothing script, change it as shown in Integrations.

Your ambulance script does not listen for ambulance:revivePlayer. Add the bridge from Integrations to client/custom.lua with your script's revive event.

Check Enable intro/outro visual in the event's Ambience section and enable in Config.IntroImage / Config.EndImage. On zone events the intro plays when a player first walks in, and the ending only for players inside the zone when it ends.

Either Reward survivors is off for that event, or GiveReward has not been connected to your framework — the shipped version only prints [Biohazard] Survivor reward for … in the console. If that line appears, the event part works; replace the function as shown in Integrations.

With OnlyDuringEvent on, it only opens while an outbreak runs, and on zone events only inside the zone. The player may also have rebound it under Settings → Key Bindings → FiveM — and a new Config.Scoreboard.Key only applies to players who have never joined before.

Out of the box, progression is kept per Rockstar license with the FiveM name. Replace GetIdentifier and GetDisplayName with your framework's version from Integrations — preferably before players build up XP, since records are keyed by the identifier.

Check Config.Levels.Enabled and that the qs_biohazard_stats table exists. XP is only written when an outbreak ends, never during it.

phone-biohazard must be running alongside qs-smartphone. It is detected live, so starting it fixes the app without restarting Biohazard Creator. The profile and leaderboard also need Config.Levels.Enabled, and outbreak types need Config.Phone.ExposePresets.