The player lacks the command.guitarcreator ACE. Add add_ace group.admin command.guitarcreator allow to server.cfg, make sure the player is in that group, and restart. The same permission covers /guitarmusic and /guitarprogress, unless you gave them their own in the config.

guitarpro-assets is not running, or it starts after qs-guitarpro. Ensure the assets first. If you replaced Config.MachineModel with your own prop, check that the prop is streamed and the name is spelled exactly.

Your framework started after Guitar Pro, so it was not found. You will notice machines being free and boards showing FiveM names. Move ensure qs-guitarpro below your framework, or force it with Config.Framework = 'esx' (or 'qb').

Config.Debug.enabled is still on — it ships on for setup. Set it to false and restart. If autoplay runs were posted, the scores are in guitar_score and can be removed there.

The language you picked is missing some keys that English has, usually after an update added new text. They are shown in English until translated — harmless. Copy the named keys from locales/en.json into your language file to silence them.

database/sql.sql was never imported, so the shipped charts are not in the database. Import it once and restart, or press Generate on each song in /guitarmusic.

Players only see songs that have a chart. A song marked not generated needs an admin to press Generate — once it finishes, it appears for players at a machine straight away.

Restart the resource — the folder is scanned once at boot and new files are only served after a restart. Then check:

• It is an mp3, ogg or wav, directly in songs/ or one folder deep (songs/my_song/song.mp3).

• The name uses letters, numbers, _ and - only. Other names are renamed automatically when the resource stops, so a second restart fixes them.

The overlay says which step failed:

Only one person can generate a song at a time. The lock clears when they finish, or after three minutes if they disconnected half way.

Those songs were added in an older version from YouTube or a link, which is no longer supported. Their rows stay in guitar_songs but are not offered. To bring a track back, put its audio file in songs/, restart and generate it.

The chart saved for that song could not be read, so the song is treated as not generated. Press Generate on it in /guitarmusic.

The song's BPM is wrong — usually typed by hand. Open it in /guitarmusic and press USE next to the chart tempo to hand the tempo back to the measured one, or type the correct value to two decimals.

Config.Gameplay.audioOffsetMs. It ships at -90; more negative pulls the timing earlier. It applies to the whole server, not per player.

Config.Beatmap.difficulties sets how dense each chart is and Config.Gameplay.judgments how forgiving the hit windows are. A density change only affects charts generated after it — regenerate the songs you want re-cut. approachTimeMs makes notes travel slower or faster.

Soften Config.Gameplay.life — raise start, lessen miss and bad — or set failEnabled = false to turn failing off entirely.

Both need a two-pad machine, with the mode ticked under Game Modes in the creator — and a second player standing at the other pad.

Runs that are quit are never saved. Beyond that, the server rejects a result that does not fit the chart — more notes than it has, a score above its maximum, or a finish well before the song's length — which is what a lag spike or a tampered client produces. With Config.Debug.enabled on, each rejection is printed to the server console. XP and points also need Config.Progression.enabled.

That prop needs tuning: /guitarplace machine <guitarId> for the cabinet and /guitarplace stage <guitarId> for the venue. The shipped guitars are tuned; base-game props such as the High Roller generally need it.

Your weather script is not one Guitar Pro knows how to pause. Add its pause and resume events to applyStageTime in client/custom/main.lua, or set Config.Stage.forceNight = false. See Integrations.

The camera works anywhere, but the audience is placed per venue. Stand at the venue, run /guitarcrowd, place the spectators and paste the printed block into Config.Stage.crowd.spectators.

The player lacks the command.guitarcreator ACE. Add add_ace group.admin command.guitarcreator allow to server.cfg, make sure the player is in that group, and restart. The same permission covers /guitarmusic and /guitarprogress, unless you gave them their own in the config.

guitarpro-assets is not running, or it starts after qs-guitarpro. Ensure the assets first. If you replaced Config.MachineModel with your own prop, check that the prop is streamed and the name is spelled exactly.

Your framework started after Guitar Pro, so it was not found. You will notice machines being free and boards showing FiveM names. Move ensure qs-guitarpro below your framework, or force it with Config.Framework = 'esx' (or 'qb').

Config.Debug.enabled is still on — it ships on for setup. Set it to false and restart. If autoplay runs were posted, the scores are in guitar_score and can be removed there.

The language you picked is missing some keys that English has, usually after an update added new text. They are shown in English until translated — harmless. Copy the named keys from locales/en.json into your language file to silence them.

database/sql.sql was never imported, so the shipped charts are not in the database. Import it once and restart, or press Generate on each song in /guitarmusic.

Players only see songs that have a chart. A song marked not generated needs an admin to press Generate — once it finishes, it appears for players at a machine straight away.

Restart the resource — the folder is scanned once at boot and new files are only served after a restart. Then check:

• It is an mp3, ogg or wav, directly in songs/ or one folder deep (songs/my_song/song.mp3).

• The name uses letters, numbers, _ and - only. Other names are renamed automatically when the resource stops, so a second restart fixes them.

The overlay says which step failed:

Only one person can generate a song at a time. The lock clears when they finish, or after three minutes if they disconnected half way.

Those songs were added in an older version from YouTube or a link, which is no longer supported. Their rows stay in guitar_songs but are not offered. To bring a track back, put its audio file in songs/, restart and generate it.

The chart saved for that song could not be read, so the song is treated as not generated. Press Generate on it in /guitarmusic.

The song's BPM is wrong — usually typed by hand. Open it in /guitarmusic and press USE next to the chart tempo to hand the tempo back to the measured one, or type the correct value to two decimals.

Config.Gameplay.audioOffsetMs. It ships at -90; more negative pulls the timing earlier. It applies to the whole server, not per player.

Config.Beatmap.difficulties sets how dense each chart is and Config.Gameplay.judgments how forgiving the hit windows are. A density change only affects charts generated after it — regenerate the songs you want re-cut. approachTimeMs makes notes travel slower or faster.

Soften Config.Gameplay.life — raise start, lessen miss and bad — or set failEnabled = false to turn failing off entirely.

Both need a two-pad machine, with the mode ticked under Game Modes in the creator — and a second player standing at the other pad.

Runs that are quit are never saved. Beyond that, the server rejects a result that does not fit the chart — more notes than it has, a score above its maximum, or a finish well before the song's length — which is what a lag spike or a tampered client produces. With Config.Debug.enabled on, each rejection is printed to the server console. XP and points also need Config.Progression.enabled.

That prop needs tuning: /guitarplace machine <guitarId> for the cabinet and /guitarplace stage <guitarId> for the venue. The shipped guitars are tuned; base-game props such as the High Roller generally need it.

Your weather script is not one Guitar Pro knows how to pause. Add its pause and resume events to applyStageTime in client/custom/main.lua, or set Config.Stage.forceNight = false. See Integrations.

The camera works anywhere, but the audience is placed per venue. Stand at the venue, run /guitarcrowd, place the spectators and paste the printed block into Config.Stage.crowd.spectators.