The server did not recognise the player as an admin, and it answers that silently. Check the routes in Claiming Admin Access: an ACE line added to server.cfg needs a server restart, and an identifier in Config.AdminIdentifiers must belong to the account that is actually in game. To see that account's identifiers, switch on Config.DevOpenEditor for a moment — the console prints them when they type the command.

The database refused the write. The server console has a line [qs-radialmenu] Saving "…" failed: followed by the reason from oxmysql — usually a lost connection or a database user without permission to create or write the qs_radialmenu table. Make sure ensure oxmysql comes before the resource.

The editor sent a save and never heard back — usually because the resource was restarted while the editor was open, or the server was under heavy load. Close the editor, open it again and save once more.

The framework started after Radial Menu, or it runs under a different resource name. Move its ensure above ensure qs-radialmenu, or pin it with Config.Framework = 'esx' (or 'qb', 'vrp').

A row was edited by hand — or pasted during an upgrade — and its text is broken. The resource ignores it and uses the defaults for that part. Fix the JSON in that row, or delete the row and save again from the editor.

Try /radial. If that works, the key is the problem: FiveM keeps each player's own binding, so a key changed in Config.OpenKey does not reach players who already have one, and another resource may use the same key. The player checks Settings → Key Bindings → FiveM → Radial Menu: Open. The key also does nothing while the pause menu is open.

Press F10 or type /radialunstick. If it comes back, /radialreload reloads the whole interface. This mostly happens when the resource is restarted while a player has the wheel, the settings or the editor open.

In order of likelihood:

• The player's job, gang or grade does not match. Grades are minimums, job names are exact, and a node with both a job and a gang needs both.

• Its canInteract or one of its conditions returned false.

• It is a section and none of its buttons are visible — empty sections are hidden.

• The server runs standalone, so there are no jobs or gangs at all.

• It is an item with no action — those are left out.

Config.Debug = true prints which of these it was.

Apartments, Laboratory and Motorhome decide whether to show by asking qs-apartments, qs-drugs-creator or qs-motorhome. When that resource is missing the question fails, and a section without a job or gang whose condition fails is shown rather than hidden. Delete those sections from config/menu.lua — or from the editor's tree.

Either the resource was not restarted after the edit, or the editor's Override active is on — then its tree replaces the file entirely. Switch it off and save in /radialedit → Menu, or make the change in the editor instead. /radialeditdebug prints whether the override is active.

The shipped Admin section shows when the player's qs_isAdmin state bag is true. Radial Menu does not set it — your admin resource does. If yours doesn't, replace the canInteract of that section with a job restriction, or with your own condition.

Error executing action means the button's function failed; the notification carries the Lua error, which usually names a resource that is not running or an export that does not exist. Action not found means the menu changed while it was open — close and open it again.

Its event or command has no listener: the resource behind it is missing, or the name is misspelt. Events are case-sensitive. A command is written without the slash — e wave, not /e wave.

Two nodes share an ID. The message names them, and the ID field of each shows a warning. Give one a new ID — duplicating a node is the usual cause.

Their action in config/menu.lua does more than run one command or event, so it could not be converted. Pick a registered action or a custom event for each, or register the code as an action in custom/registry.lua and pick that.

The import does not bring canInteract functions across. Tick the matching conditions on those nodes — Vehicle: in any vehicle, Seats: is the driver, and so on — or add job restrictions, then save.

Override active is off, so the tree is stored but not used. Switch it on and save. It reaches everyone online at once; there is nothing to restart.

It was registered by another resource that has stopped, or custom/registry.lua has an error — look for a red line in F8. Buttons that use it keep their reference and work again once it is registered.

An admin locked that group in /radialedit → Permissions. The settings panel shows a notice over the locked part, and the wheel uses the server's values for it.

Player settings live on the player's own PC, not on the server, so a different computer or a fresh FiveM install starts from the server's look again. Changes are also only kept after Save Settings.

Open /radialsettings, set Position back to Center and Menu size to 100%, and save — or press Reset to Defaults. If positioning is locked, the server's own position is the one to fix, in /radialedit → Appearance.

The icon name is not a Lucide icon. Names are written in PascalCase — HeartPulse, not heart-pulse. Search lucide.dev/icons, or pick one with the editor's icon picker.

The server did not recognise the player as an admin, and it answers that silently. Check the routes in Claiming Admin Access: an ACE line added to server.cfg needs a server restart, and an identifier in Config.AdminIdentifiers must belong to the account that is actually in game. To see that account's identifiers, switch on Config.DevOpenEditor for a moment — the console prints them when they type the command.

The database refused the write. The server console has a line [qs-radialmenu] Saving "…" failed: followed by the reason from oxmysql — usually a lost connection or a database user without permission to create or write the qs_radialmenu table. Make sure ensure oxmysql comes before the resource.

The editor sent a save and never heard back — usually because the resource was restarted while the editor was open, or the server was under heavy load. Close the editor, open it again and save once more.

The framework started after Radial Menu, or it runs under a different resource name. Move its ensure above ensure qs-radialmenu, or pin it with Config.Framework = 'esx' (or 'qb', 'vrp').

A row was edited by hand — or pasted during an upgrade — and its text is broken. The resource ignores it and uses the defaults for that part. Fix the JSON in that row, or delete the row and save again from the editor.

Try /radial. If that works, the key is the problem: FiveM keeps each player's own binding, so a key changed in Config.OpenKey does not reach players who already have one, and another resource may use the same key. The player checks Settings → Key Bindings → FiveM → Radial Menu: Open. The key also does nothing while the pause menu is open.

Press F10 or type /radialunstick. If it comes back, /radialreload reloads the whole interface. This mostly happens when the resource is restarted while a player has the wheel, the settings or the editor open.

In order of likelihood:

• The player's job, gang or grade does not match. Grades are minimums, job names are exact, and a node with both a job and a gang needs both.

• Its canInteract or one of its conditions returned false.

• It is a section and none of its buttons are visible — empty sections are hidden.

• The server runs standalone, so there are no jobs or gangs at all.

• It is an item with no action — those are left out.

Config.Debug = true prints which of these it was.

Apartments, Laboratory and Motorhome decide whether to show by asking qs-apartments, qs-drugs-creator or qs-motorhome. When that resource is missing the question fails, and a section without a job or gang whose condition fails is shown rather than hidden. Delete those sections from config/menu.lua — or from the editor's tree.

Either the resource was not restarted after the edit, or the editor's Override active is on — then its tree replaces the file entirely. Switch it off and save in /radialedit → Menu, or make the change in the editor instead. /radialeditdebug prints whether the override is active.

The shipped Admin section shows when the player's qs_isAdmin state bag is true. Radial Menu does not set it — your admin resource does. If yours doesn't, replace the canInteract of that section with a job restriction, or with your own condition.

Error executing action means the button's function failed; the notification carries the Lua error, which usually names a resource that is not running or an export that does not exist. Action not found means the menu changed while it was open — close and open it again.

Its event or command has no listener: the resource behind it is missing, or the name is misspelt. Events are case-sensitive. A command is written without the slash — e wave, not /e wave.

Two nodes share an ID. The message names them, and the ID field of each shows a warning. Give one a new ID — duplicating a node is the usual cause.

Their action in config/menu.lua does more than run one command or event, so it could not be converted. Pick a registered action or a custom event for each, or register the code as an action in custom/registry.lua and pick that.

The import does not bring canInteract functions across. Tick the matching conditions on those nodes — Vehicle: in any vehicle, Seats: is the driver, and so on — or add job restrictions, then save.

Override active is off, so the tree is stored but not used. Switch it on and save. It reaches everyone online at once; there is nothing to restart.

It was registered by another resource that has stopped, or custom/registry.lua has an error — look for a red line in F8. Buttons that use it keep their reference and work again once it is registered.

An admin locked that group in /radialedit → Permissions. The settings panel shows a notice over the locked part, and the wheel uses the server's values for it.

Player settings live on the player's own PC, not on the server, so a different computer or a fresh FiveM install starts from the server's look again. Changes are also only kept after Save Settings.

Open /radialsettings, set Position back to Center and Menu size to 100%, and save — or press Reset to Defaults. If positioning is locked, the server's own position is the one to fix, in /radialedit → Appearance.

The icon name is not a Lucide icon. Names are written in PascalCase — HeartPulse, not heart-pulse. Search lucide.dev/icons, or pick one with the editor's icon picker.