Dance Machine requires OneSync, ox_lib and oxmysql, and refuses to start without them. Enable OneSync in txAdmin or with set onesync on, and make sure both libraries are ensured above it.

• A fresh server has no machines — place the first one with /dancecreator.

• dancemachine-assets must be running, ensured before qs-dancemachine.

• Config.MachineModel must be a model that is streamed: qs_arcade_dance_machine_02 (the default) or qs_arcade_dance_machine_01.

• Cabinets are only spawned within Config.StreamDistance (60 m) of the player.

• Cabinets placed by Arcade Creator are only visible to players inside that arcade.

Shown when you press Select to place a machine. The cabinet model did not load within three seconds: dancemachine-assets is not running, or Config.MachineModel names a model your server does not stream.

Both /dancecreator and /dancemusic show this message. Your account lacks the ACE in Config.Creator.permission / Config.Music.permission — command.dancecreator by default. Nine times out of ten the add_principal line uses an identifier from a different account than the one in game, or server.cfg was edited without restarting. Running the same add_ace / add_principal lines in the server console applies them at once.

Your framework starts after Dance Machine, and detection only sees what is already running. Until you fix it, games are free and scores are saved under the FiveM license instead of the character. Move its ensure above ensure qs-dancemachine, or set Config.Framework by hand.

With Config.UseTarget = true the machine has no proximity prompt at all, so ox_target must be running. With it false, the prompt shows within Config.InteractDistance (2.2 m) of the machine's centre — walk right up to it. The prompt also hides while you are already playing.

The songs/ folder is read once, when the resource starts — restart it after adding files and check the Loaded N song(s) line. The file must be .mp3, .ogg or .wav, either directly in songs/ or one folder deep (songs/my_track/song.mp3). Deeper folders are not searched.

It has not been generated — the list marks it not generated. Only songs with a chart are offered to players. Select it and press Generate. If every shipped song shows this, database/sql.sql was never imported: import it, or generate them one by one.

The game only serves files that existed when the resource started, so a file copied in afterwards cannot be fetched until the next restart. A file whose name had spaces, accents or symbols is renamed when the resource stops — give it one more restart and generate it again.

The database holds songs that point at a web address or a YouTube link, usually from an older version. Only files inside songs/ can be played. Download the audio you have rights to into the folder, restart and generate it.

Your host does not let the resource read its own songs/ folder. Songs already in the database still load — their files must still be in the folder — but new files cannot be discovered. Ask your host to allow file access for the resource.

A chart in dance_songs is damaged, usually by a hand edit. The song goes back to not generated: open it in the Music Manager and press Generate.

Config.Gameplay.audioOffsetMs compensates for audio latency and applies to every player. The default is -90; make it more negative if hits register late, less negative if they register early, in steps of 10–20 ms. Wireless headphones add their own delay that no setting can remove.

The preview starts at the song's Start, which is also where play begins. Move it in the Music Manager and press Save Changes.

Both need a 2 Players machine that allows them, and a second player standing at the song menu of that machine. A 1-player machine never offers them.

On a two-pad machine only one player can be past the track list at a time, so two invitations never cross. Wait until they start or go back.

The machine charges its price in cash or from the bank, as set in the creator. In Duo and Versus both players pay, and if either is short the game does not start and nobody is charged.

An admin saved, moved or deleted the machine while it was in use, or the arcade that owns it removed it. The players are released; they can start again.

A run that was quit is never saved. Otherwise the server rejected the results: every note must be judged, the score must be one the chart can give, and the song must run for most of its length. Turn Config.Debug.enabled on and a rejected results line in the server console shows which number did not match.

The player moved more than Config.Gameplay.autoCloseDistance plus two metres from the machine — 6 m by default — and the menu was closed so they are not left stuck in it.

A weather or time-sync resource the script does not know about is fighting over the clock. Add its pause and resume to client/custom/main.lua — see Integrations — or set Config.DanceStage.forceNight = false.

The game's own HUD is hidden, and so is qs-interface. Any other HUD needs its hide/show export added to SetCustomHud in client/custom/main.lua.

Dance Machine requires OneSync, ox_lib and oxmysql, and refuses to start without them. Enable OneSync in txAdmin or with set onesync on, and make sure both libraries are ensured above it.

• A fresh server has no machines — place the first one with /dancecreator.

• dancemachine-assets must be running, ensured before qs-dancemachine.

• Config.MachineModel must be a model that is streamed: qs_arcade_dance_machine_02 (the default) or qs_arcade_dance_machine_01.

• Cabinets are only spawned within Config.StreamDistance (60 m) of the player.

• Cabinets placed by Arcade Creator are only visible to players inside that arcade.

Shown when you press Select to place a machine. The cabinet model did not load within three seconds: dancemachine-assets is not running, or Config.MachineModel names a model your server does not stream.

Both /dancecreator and /dancemusic show this message. Your account lacks the ACE in Config.Creator.permission / Config.Music.permission — command.dancecreator by default. Nine times out of ten the add_principal line uses an identifier from a different account than the one in game, or server.cfg was edited without restarting. Running the same add_ace / add_principal lines in the server console applies them at once.

Your framework starts after Dance Machine, and detection only sees what is already running. Until you fix it, games are free and scores are saved under the FiveM license instead of the character. Move its ensure above ensure qs-dancemachine, or set Config.Framework by hand.

With Config.UseTarget = true the machine has no proximity prompt at all, so ox_target must be running. With it false, the prompt shows within Config.InteractDistance (2.2 m) of the machine's centre — walk right up to it. The prompt also hides while you are already playing.

The songs/ folder is read once, when the resource starts — restart it after adding files and check the Loaded N song(s) line. The file must be .mp3, .ogg or .wav, either directly in songs/ or one folder deep (songs/my_track/song.mp3). Deeper folders are not searched.

It has not been generated — the list marks it not generated. Only songs with a chart are offered to players. Select it and press Generate. If every shipped song shows this, database/sql.sql was never imported: import it, or generate them one by one.

The game only serves files that existed when the resource started, so a file copied in afterwards cannot be fetched until the next restart. A file whose name had spaces, accents or symbols is renamed when the resource stops — give it one more restart and generate it again.

The database holds songs that point at a web address or a YouTube link, usually from an older version. Only files inside songs/ can be played. Download the audio you have rights to into the folder, restart and generate it.

Your host does not let the resource read its own songs/ folder. Songs already in the database still load — their files must still be in the folder — but new files cannot be discovered. Ask your host to allow file access for the resource.

A chart in dance_songs is damaged, usually by a hand edit. The song goes back to not generated: open it in the Music Manager and press Generate.

Config.Gameplay.audioOffsetMs compensates for audio latency and applies to every player. The default is -90; make it more negative if hits register late, less negative if they register early, in steps of 10–20 ms. Wireless headphones add their own delay that no setting can remove.

The preview starts at the song's Start, which is also where play begins. Move it in the Music Manager and press Save Changes.

Both need a 2 Players machine that allows them, and a second player standing at the song menu of that machine. A 1-player machine never offers them.

On a two-pad machine only one player can be past the track list at a time, so two invitations never cross. Wait until they start or go back.

The machine charges its price in cash or from the bank, as set in the creator. In Duo and Versus both players pay, and if either is short the game does not start and nobody is charged.

An admin saved, moved or deleted the machine while it was in use, or the arcade that owns it removed it. The players are released; they can start again.

A run that was quit is never saved. Otherwise the server rejected the results: every note must be judged, the score must be one the chart can give, and the song must run for most of its length. Turn Config.Debug.enabled on and a rejected results line in the server console shows which number did not match.

The player moved more than Config.Gameplay.autoCloseDistance plus two metres from the machine — 6 m by default — and the menu was closed so they are not left stuck in it.

A weather or time-sync resource the script does not know about is fighting over the clock. Add its pause and resume to client/custom/main.lua — see Integrations — or set Config.DanceStage.forceNight = false.

The game's own HUD is hidden, and so is qs-interface. Any other HUD needs its hide/show export added to SetCustomHud in client/custom/main.lua.