The folder was renamed. The console prints You have renamed the script! and then halts on purpose. Stop the server, rename the folder back to qs-lumberjack and start again.

• qs-lumberjack-props is not started, or starts after the script — the trees and axes have no model. The console prints Drop prop … never loaded when this happens.

• The framework starts after qs-lumberjack and was not detected. Move its ensure above.

• The trees only exist within 500 metres of the yard. That is by design.

• The blip is hidden from non-lumberjacks when Config.Locations.lumberjackZoneBlip.public is false, and tree blips only show during a mission.

The player has neither command.lumberjack nor group.admin. Ace lines in server.cfg are read only when the server starts — restarting the resource is not enough. Type the line in the server console to apply it now. Also check that Config.AdminPanel.Enabled is true. See Installation.

Taking a mission, inviting a crew or accepting an invitation needs a job from Config.LumberJackJob. Give the player the job — on ESX it is registered for you; on QBCore and Qbox it must be in shared/jobs.lua — or set Config.RequireJob = false to open the job to everyone.

Either the resource has not been restarted, or that setting was saved from the admin panel — a saved setting is stored in the database and wins over the file. Open the panel, find the setting (it is marked as changed) and press Back to the file's value, then restart.

Correct behaviour: saves take effect on the next restart of the resource, and the panel shows a banner until then. Only the Events tab acts immediately.

The item named in the message is not in your inventory's item list. The server console names it too, with the config entry that uses it. Add it from Inventory Items and restart the inventory. Nothing was taken from the player — an axe is not charged, a log is not consumed.

The bag has no room or is over its weight limit. The axe is delivered before the money is taken, so the purchase was refused and the player was not charged.

• ox_inventory: the item needs client = { export = 'qs-lumberjack.toggleAxe' }.

• qs-inventory: ['useable'] = true and client = { export = 'qs-lumberjack.toggleAxeQuasar' }.

• QBCore and ESX: the axe must exist as an item when qs-lumberjack starts, because that is when it registers the usable items. On QBCore it also needs useable = true.

• The axe's name must match a key in Config.AxeLevel exactly.

• Stand right at the trunk and face it; a swing at anything else is a miss.

• The stand needs a level: oak at 3, maple at 10 — the player is told the level required.

• The axe must be in hand and in the inventory; the server only accepts swings from an axe it can see the player owns.

• The swing is a FiveM key binding on the left mouse button. If the player moved it, or another resource took the button, check Settings → Key Bindings → FiveM.

On inventories without per-item metadata, durability is kept for the player's session. ox_inventory stores it on the item itself, so it survives reconnects and is separate for every axe.

The inventory had no room, and the player was told so — wood that does not fit is lost and pays no experience. Wood also belongs to the player who felled the tree for its first ten seconds, and uncollected wood vanishes after five minutes.

Take the axe out first by using it from the inventory, then press E at the stump.

Only the logs in Config.ChopWood.Drops can be split — pine_wood, oak_wood and maple_wood. Resin, bark and the rest go straight to the shop.

The plank did not fit and the log was handed back, or the plank item does not exist (the message names it). Swings faster than one per second, or from more than a few metres away from the stump, are ignored.

Every member of the crew must meet the mission's levelRequired, the leader included. Pick an easier mission, or remove the member. The message is NOT_ENOUGH_LEVEL_MEMBERS in the translations.

An accepted invitation lasts until the panel closes or the mission starts. A player already out with another crew cannot be added.

It asks for a wood nobody in the crew can fell yet — as shipped, Journeyman Lumberjack (level 4) asks for maple, which needs level 10. Only the logs count, not planks or by-products, and wood that did not fit in the inventory does not count either. Adjust levelRequired or woodRequired in Config.Tasks.

Pay goes to whoever is still in the crew when the order completes. A member who abandoned, disconnected or lost the job before then has already left the crew.

A face can only be taken of a player close enough to be streamed in. Members further away show their initials. Harmless.

The job's tables and the framework's use different collations — common on MariaDB 11.4 and newer. The resource aligns them on start; if it could not, it prints the exact ALTER TABLE statement to run by hand. Run it once and restart.

Prizes are paid when the board resets, at 00:00 server time. A winner who is offline then has the prize kept and paid on their next login. Check the server's time zone if resets happen at an unexpected hour.

Check Config.Tournaments.Enabled and that every Schedule entry is HH:MM in server time — the console warns about any that are not. If the console says the ox_lib cron is unavailable, update ox_lib. The admin panel's Events tab starts one immediately either way.

Fewer players took part than MinimumEntries, or nobody carried a tree away during it. Money prizes go only to winners who are online when it ends.

With LumberjacksOnly on, both are shown only to players holding a lumberjack job — and they do not benefit from them either.

The folder was renamed. The console prints You have renamed the script! and then halts on purpose. Stop the server, rename the folder back to qs-lumberjack and start again.

• qs-lumberjack-props is not started, or starts after the script — the trees and axes have no model. The console prints Drop prop … never loaded when this happens.

• The framework starts after qs-lumberjack and was not detected. Move its ensure above.

• The trees only exist within 500 metres of the yard. That is by design.

• The blip is hidden from non-lumberjacks when Config.Locations.lumberjackZoneBlip.public is false, and tree blips only show during a mission.

The player has neither command.lumberjack nor group.admin. Ace lines in server.cfg are read only when the server starts — restarting the resource is not enough. Type the line in the server console to apply it now. Also check that Config.AdminPanel.Enabled is true. See Installation.

Taking a mission, inviting a crew or accepting an invitation needs a job from Config.LumberJackJob. Give the player the job — on ESX it is registered for you; on QBCore and Qbox it must be in shared/jobs.lua — or set Config.RequireJob = false to open the job to everyone.

Either the resource has not been restarted, or that setting was saved from the admin panel — a saved setting is stored in the database and wins over the file. Open the panel, find the setting (it is marked as changed) and press Back to the file's value, then restart.

Correct behaviour: saves take effect on the next restart of the resource, and the panel shows a banner until then. Only the Events tab acts immediately.

The item named in the message is not in your inventory's item list. The server console names it too, with the config entry that uses it. Add it from Inventory Items and restart the inventory. Nothing was taken from the player — an axe is not charged, a log is not consumed.

The bag has no room or is over its weight limit. The axe is delivered before the money is taken, so the purchase was refused and the player was not charged.

• ox_inventory: the item needs client = { export = 'qs-lumberjack.toggleAxe' }.

• qs-inventory: ['useable'] = true and client = { export = 'qs-lumberjack.toggleAxeQuasar' }.

• QBCore and ESX: the axe must exist as an item when qs-lumberjack starts, because that is when it registers the usable items. On QBCore it also needs useable = true.

• The axe's name must match a key in Config.AxeLevel exactly.

• Stand right at the trunk and face it; a swing at anything else is a miss.

• The stand needs a level: oak at 3, maple at 10 — the player is told the level required.

• The axe must be in hand and in the inventory; the server only accepts swings from an axe it can see the player owns.

• The swing is a FiveM key binding on the left mouse button. If the player moved it, or another resource took the button, check Settings → Key Bindings → FiveM.

On inventories without per-item metadata, durability is kept for the player's session. ox_inventory stores it on the item itself, so it survives reconnects and is separate for every axe.

The inventory had no room, and the player was told so — wood that does not fit is lost and pays no experience. Wood also belongs to the player who felled the tree for its first ten seconds, and uncollected wood vanishes after five minutes.

Take the axe out first by using it from the inventory, then press E at the stump.

Only the logs in Config.ChopWood.Drops can be split — pine_wood, oak_wood and maple_wood. Resin, bark and the rest go straight to the shop.

The plank did not fit and the log was handed back, or the plank item does not exist (the message names it). Swings faster than one per second, or from more than a few metres away from the stump, are ignored.

Every member of the crew must meet the mission's levelRequired, the leader included. Pick an easier mission, or remove the member. The message is NOT_ENOUGH_LEVEL_MEMBERS in the translations.

An accepted invitation lasts until the panel closes or the mission starts. A player already out with another crew cannot be added.

It asks for a wood nobody in the crew can fell yet — as shipped, Journeyman Lumberjack (level 4) asks for maple, which needs level 10. Only the logs count, not planks or by-products, and wood that did not fit in the inventory does not count either. Adjust levelRequired or woodRequired in Config.Tasks.

Pay goes to whoever is still in the crew when the order completes. A member who abandoned, disconnected or lost the job before then has already left the crew.

A face can only be taken of a player close enough to be streamed in. Members further away show their initials. Harmless.

The job's tables and the framework's use different collations — common on MariaDB 11.4 and newer. The resource aligns them on start; if it could not, it prints the exact ALTER TABLE statement to run by hand. Run it once and restart.

Prizes are paid when the board resets, at 00:00 server time. A winner who is offline then has the prize kept and paid on their next login. Check the server's time zone if resets happen at an unexpected hour.

Check Config.Tournaments.Enabled and that every Schedule entry is HH:MM in server time — the console warns about any that are not. If the console says the ox_lib cron is unavailable, update ox_lib. The admin panel's Events tab starts one immediately either way.

Fewer players took part than MinimumEntries, or nobody carried a tree away during it. Money prizes go only to winners who are online when it ends.

With LumberjacksOnly on, both are shown only to players holding a lumberjack job — and they do not benefit from them either.