The ace in Config.Creator.permission — command.dartscreator by default — is not granted to you. Add add_ace group.admin command.dartscreator allow, put your identifier in that group with add_principal, and restart the server — aces are read when server.cfg is executed. Check that the identifier belongs to the account you are playing on. See Installation.

The interface ships ready to use in web/build/. If that folder is missing or was only partly copied, the window cannot load and there is no error in game — copy the whole resource again from your download.

Darts is running standalone: your framework starts after qs-darts, so it was not detected. Move its ensure above ensure qs-darts and restart. Standalone never takes money unless you define Config.CanAfford, Config.RemoveMoney and Config.AddMoney.

They are not reaching the database. Look for [qs-darts] Loaded N board(s) from SQL. in the server console: if it is missing, or errors appear above it, oxmysql is not connected, or your database user cannot create the table — import database/sql.sql by hand once.

Config.Locale is set to a code with no file in locales/. Use one of the 41 codes listed in Integrations, or add the file.

Not an error. An update moved your boards from the old position columns into the new coords column. It happens once, and every board keeps its place.

Either the board has a game on it — boards in use show no prompt — or you are too far: it appears within 3 m (Config.InteractDistance plus 1.5 m). It is also hidden while you are placing a board. A board more than 45 m away is not loaded at all until you come closer.

It is also in Config.Boards, or it is a map dartboard and Config.AutoDetect is on. Delete the line from the config, or set AutoDetect = false so map boards are no longer registered.

Config.AutoDetect is off, or the map uses a different model from Config.Models.board. Boards are looked for around each player every four seconds, so give it a moment after arriving. A different model also needs its rings calibrated with /dartsdebug.

Reposition it in the creator. Aim at the wall itself rather than at an object in front of it, and turn it with Q or Z / X if needed. The script works out which side of a wall is open; on a freestanding board, or one with no wall behind it, it trusts the heading it was pinned with.

The line is 4.84 m from the board. When something blocks it, it is shortened — never below 1.2 m — so a board with little free space in front of it plays awkwardly. Pick a wall with room in front, or change Config.Oche.distance (set Config.Oche.autoClear = false to always use it as it is).

The rings in the config no longer match the board's texture — usually after changing Config.Models.board or the Config.Board values. Calibrate them with /dartsdebug; see Usage.

The board's entry fee, or the stake, is more than the player has in that account. Entry fees come from the account chosen in the creator — Cash or Bank — and stakes from Config.Betting.paymentMethod. In a duel both players must be able to pay both.

Nobody else is within 15 m of the board. Raise Config.NearbyPlayerRadius for larger rooms.

They are in a game, or another challenge is already waiting for their answer.

Only one challenge can be out at a time. It expires after 30 seconds if it is not answered.

Somebody started a game on that board before the challenge was accepted, the board was deleted, or the challenger could no longer pay when it was accepted.

One of the automatic endings: the player walked out of the play zone (the red circle on the floor, Config.LeaveZone), died, ran out of time on the turn clock (90 seconds, Config.Game.turnSeconds), or the opponent disconnected. Each one counts against the player it happened to.

That was a bust: a dart took you below zero — or, with double out on, to exactly 1, or to zero on a dart that was not a double or the bullseye. The score returns to where the turn began and the turn ends.

Double out is on: the finishing dart has to be a double or the bullseye. That is the real rule, but it makes games long for casual players — turn it off with Config.Game.doubleOut = false.

Walk right up to the board: the prompt shows from 5 m, but E only works within about 2.4 m of the bullseye. Only the player whose turn it is collects.

Entry fees are never returned — they are the price of using the board. Only stakes are refunded, and only when a game ends with no winner.

Config.Debug is off — the commands are not even registered then. Set it to true and restart the resource. They also need the creator permission and a board within 15 m, and only one tool can be open at a time.

The tools change the values on your screen only. Press Enter, copy the block printed in F8 into config/config.lua, and restart the resource so every player gets it.

The ace in Config.Creator.permission — command.dartscreator by default — is not granted to you. Add add_ace group.admin command.dartscreator allow, put your identifier in that group with add_principal, and restart the server — aces are read when server.cfg is executed. Check that the identifier belongs to the account you are playing on. See Installation.

The interface ships ready to use in web/build/. If that folder is missing or was only partly copied, the window cannot load and there is no error in game — copy the whole resource again from your download.

Darts is running standalone: your framework starts after qs-darts, so it was not detected. Move its ensure above ensure qs-darts and restart. Standalone never takes money unless you define Config.CanAfford, Config.RemoveMoney and Config.AddMoney.

They are not reaching the database. Look for [qs-darts] Loaded N board(s) from SQL. in the server console: if it is missing, or errors appear above it, oxmysql is not connected, or your database user cannot create the table — import database/sql.sql by hand once.

Config.Locale is set to a code with no file in locales/. Use one of the 41 codes listed in Integrations, or add the file.

Not an error. An update moved your boards from the old position columns into the new coords column. It happens once, and every board keeps its place.

Either the board has a game on it — boards in use show no prompt — or you are too far: it appears within 3 m (Config.InteractDistance plus 1.5 m). It is also hidden while you are placing a board. A board more than 45 m away is not loaded at all until you come closer.

It is also in Config.Boards, or it is a map dartboard and Config.AutoDetect is on. Delete the line from the config, or set AutoDetect = false so map boards are no longer registered.

Config.AutoDetect is off, or the map uses a different model from Config.Models.board. Boards are looked for around each player every four seconds, so give it a moment after arriving. A different model also needs its rings calibrated with /dartsdebug.

Reposition it in the creator. Aim at the wall itself rather than at an object in front of it, and turn it with Q or Z / X if needed. The script works out which side of a wall is open; on a freestanding board, or one with no wall behind it, it trusts the heading it was pinned with.

The line is 4.84 m from the board. When something blocks it, it is shortened — never below 1.2 m — so a board with little free space in front of it plays awkwardly. Pick a wall with room in front, or change Config.Oche.distance (set Config.Oche.autoClear = false to always use it as it is).

The rings in the config no longer match the board's texture — usually after changing Config.Models.board or the Config.Board values. Calibrate them with /dartsdebug; see Usage.

The board's entry fee, or the stake, is more than the player has in that account. Entry fees come from the account chosen in the creator — Cash or Bank — and stakes from Config.Betting.paymentMethod. In a duel both players must be able to pay both.

Nobody else is within 15 m of the board. Raise Config.NearbyPlayerRadius for larger rooms.

They are in a game, or another challenge is already waiting for their answer.

Only one challenge can be out at a time. It expires after 30 seconds if it is not answered.

Somebody started a game on that board before the challenge was accepted, the board was deleted, or the challenger could no longer pay when it was accepted.

One of the automatic endings: the player walked out of the play zone (the red circle on the floor, Config.LeaveZone), died, ran out of time on the turn clock (90 seconds, Config.Game.turnSeconds), or the opponent disconnected. Each one counts against the player it happened to.

That was a bust: a dart took you below zero — or, with double out on, to exactly 1, or to zero on a dart that was not a double or the bullseye. The score returns to where the turn began and the turn ends.

Double out is on: the finishing dart has to be a double or the bullseye. That is the real rule, but it makes games long for casual players — turn it off with Config.Game.doubleOut = false.

Walk right up to the board: the prompt shows from 5 m, but E only works within about 2.4 m of the bullseye. Only the player whose turn it is collects.

Entry fees are never returned — they are the price of using the board. Only stakes are refunded, and only when a game ends with no winner.

Config.Debug is off — the commands are not even registered then. Set it to true and restart the resource. They also need the creator permission and a board within 15 m, and only one tool can be open at a time.

The tools change the values on your screen only. Press Enter, copy the block printed in F8 into config/config.lua, and restart the resource so every player gets it.