No supported framework had started when Water War started, so there is no bridge to load. Move ensure es_extended, qb-core or qbx_core above ensure qs-waterwar. Water War has no standalone mode.

The SQL was never imported, or went into another database. Import database/database.sql into the database your oxmysql connection string points at, then restart qs-waterwar.

None of the three routes lets that player in. Check that the ace in your add_ace line matches Config.AcePermission exactly and that Config.UseAcePermissions is true — or that their job and grade are in Config.CreatorJobs. ESX staff need the admin or superadmin group; QBCore and Qbox staff the admin or god permission. See Claiming Admin Access.

The interface did not load. The folder was renamed, or it was uploaded incompletely. The folder must be called qs-waterwar and contain web/ exactly as it came in the download — upload it again from a fresh copy and look at F8 for errors.

Config.Debug is on, as it ships. Set it to false and restart — that also silences the debug lines in the console.

Config.Locale names a file that is not in locales/, or the file is not valid JSON. The value is the file name without .json — en, tr, or the one you added. Check a hand-edited file with any JSON validator: a missing comma or an unescaped quote is enough.

It needs a name and at least four corners — with fewer, the server refuses it and the console says at least 4 zone points are required. The blip's coordinates are required too, unless the Blip Settings panel is switched off. Anything else, shown as An error occurred, means the database refused it: check that the table exists.

You left the camera with fewer than four corners, so nothing was kept. Press Select again and place at least four — the walls turn green once the arena is big enough.

The blip's position has to be inside the arena's outline. Draw the area first, then select the blip's coordinates by aiming at a spot within the walls.

A drawing camera is still running. Finish it — Enter for the area, a left click for the blip — and the creator opens again on its own.

Arenas are cached on the server once loaded. After editing the table by hand, restart qs-waterwar. Changes made through the creator apply at once and need nothing.

The player is above or below the arena. The outline sits at the height it was drawn from and reaches half the arena's height above and below — an arena drawn from a rooftop does not reach the street. Open the arena, press Select, draw it again standing on its floor, and hold Z for more height. A player who has not fully left another arena is also still counted there.

Check, in this order:

• OneSync is on. Without it the server never hears about a hit.

• Both players are inside the same arena — both see the battle card.

• The hits come from the water gun. Nothing else scores.

• The target is another player. Yourself and NPCs never score.

• The arena was not full when the shooter walked in — see below.

Once an arena holds its Maximum Players, newcomers are turned away: they still hold the water gun, but they are not in the round and their hits do not count. Raise Maximum Players in the creator, or walk out and back in once somebody leaves.

If the message reads missing_battle.notifications.arena_full, add the line to your language file, inside battle → notifications:

"notifications": {
    "arena_full": "This arena is full",
    "entered_arena": "You entered the water war arena!",
    ...
}

Only players with at least one point are paid, so a round where nobody scored pays nobody — even though the end screen still names whoever topped the board. A round everybody walked out of early is cancelled and pays nothing either. If players did score, see Interface and Rewards below.

Correct behaviour. Ten seconds after the end screen, a new round begins for everybody still inside the arena. To stop playing, walk out.

Your inventory removes weapons it did not give. On ox_inventory, add this to server.cfg and restart:

setr inventory:ignoreweapons ["WEAPON_WATERGUN"]

Other inventories with a weapon anti-cheat have a similar list — add WEAPON_WATERGUN there.

The watergun resource is not running. Make sure ensure watergun is in server.cfg, that the folder still has its meta/ and stream/ folders, and that it starts without errors.

Weapons are returned only when Config.RestoreWeaponsOnExit is on, and only the standard GTA weapons that were taken. Weapons that are inventory items were never taken — they are still in the inventory. The stored list lives in that player's game until they walk out, so a player who disconnects or crashes inside an arena loses it.

Line it up with /waterfxdebug preview and rot, then print and paste the values into Config.WaterFx — see Tuning the Water Jet. If it never appears, the particle library did not load in time on that player's game: raise Config.DefaultRequestModelTimeout.

Config.Intl ships set to tr-TR and TRY. Set your own locale and currency — see The currency format. Only the display changes; the amount paid is the same.

Config.MoneyType is black_money, which the QBCore bridge does not handle. Use money or bank.

Items are paid only if they are in that arena's rewards — they come from Config.DefaultRewards at the moment the arena is created, so arenas made before you added them have none. The item name must exist in your inventory, and on ESX a player who cannot carry it does not receive it.

That key is in neither your language file nor the English one. Add it to locales/<your language>.json under the path the text names — missing_battle.notifications.arena_full is arena_full inside notifications inside battle.

No supported framework had started when Water War started, so there is no bridge to load. Move ensure es_extended, qb-core or qbx_core above ensure qs-waterwar. Water War has no standalone mode.

The SQL was never imported, or went into another database. Import database/database.sql into the database your oxmysql connection string points at, then restart qs-waterwar.

None of the three routes lets that player in. Check that the ace in your add_ace line matches Config.AcePermission exactly and that Config.UseAcePermissions is true — or that their job and grade are in Config.CreatorJobs. ESX staff need the admin or superadmin group; QBCore and Qbox staff the admin or god permission. See Claiming Admin Access.

The interface did not load. The folder was renamed, or it was uploaded incompletely. The folder must be called qs-waterwar and contain web/ exactly as it came in the download — upload it again from a fresh copy and look at F8 for errors.

Config.Debug is on, as it ships. Set it to false and restart — that also silences the debug lines in the console.

Config.Locale names a file that is not in locales/, or the file is not valid JSON. The value is the file name without .json — en, tr, or the one you added. Check a hand-edited file with any JSON validator: a missing comma or an unescaped quote is enough.

It needs a name and at least four corners — with fewer, the server refuses it and the console says at least 4 zone points are required. The blip's coordinates are required too, unless the Blip Settings panel is switched off. Anything else, shown as An error occurred, means the database refused it: check that the table exists.

You left the camera with fewer than four corners, so nothing was kept. Press Select again and place at least four — the walls turn green once the arena is big enough.

The blip's position has to be inside the arena's outline. Draw the area first, then select the blip's coordinates by aiming at a spot within the walls.

A drawing camera is still running. Finish it — Enter for the area, a left click for the blip — and the creator opens again on its own.

Arenas are cached on the server once loaded. After editing the table by hand, restart qs-waterwar. Changes made through the creator apply at once and need nothing.

The player is above or below the arena. The outline sits at the height it was drawn from and reaches half the arena's height above and below — an arena drawn from a rooftop does not reach the street. Open the arena, press Select, draw it again standing on its floor, and hold Z for more height. A player who has not fully left another arena is also still counted there.

Check, in this order:

• OneSync is on. Without it the server never hears about a hit.

• Both players are inside the same arena — both see the battle card.

• The hits come from the water gun. Nothing else scores.

• The target is another player. Yourself and NPCs never score.

• The arena was not full when the shooter walked in — see below.

Once an arena holds its Maximum Players, newcomers are turned away: they still hold the water gun, but they are not in the round and their hits do not count. Raise Maximum Players in the creator, or walk out and back in once somebody leaves.

If the message reads missing_battle.notifications.arena_full, add the line to your language file, inside battle → notifications:

"notifications": {
    "arena_full": "This arena is full",
    "entered_arena": "You entered the water war arena!",
    ...
}

Only players with at least one point are paid, so a round where nobody scored pays nobody — even though the end screen still names whoever topped the board. A round everybody walked out of early is cancelled and pays nothing either. If players did score, see Interface and Rewards below.

Correct behaviour. Ten seconds after the end screen, a new round begins for everybody still inside the arena. To stop playing, walk out.

Your inventory removes weapons it did not give. On ox_inventory, add this to server.cfg and restart:

setr inventory:ignoreweapons ["WEAPON_WATERGUN"]

Other inventories with a weapon anti-cheat have a similar list — add WEAPON_WATERGUN there.

The watergun resource is not running. Make sure ensure watergun is in server.cfg, that the folder still has its meta/ and stream/ folders, and that it starts without errors.

Weapons are returned only when Config.RestoreWeaponsOnExit is on, and only the standard GTA weapons that were taken. Weapons that are inventory items were never taken — they are still in the inventory. The stored list lives in that player's game until they walk out, so a player who disconnects or crashes inside an arena loses it.

Line it up with /waterfxdebug preview and rot, then print and paste the values into Config.WaterFx — see Tuning the Water Jet. If it never appears, the particle library did not load in time on that player's game: raise Config.DefaultRequestModelTimeout.

Config.Intl ships set to tr-TR and TRY. Set your own locale and currency — see The currency format. Only the display changes; the amount paid is the same.

Config.MoneyType is black_money, which the QBCore bridge does not handle. Use money or bank.

Items are paid only if they are in that arena's rewards — they come from Config.DefaultRewards at the moment the arena is created, so arenas made before you added them have none. The item name must exist in your inventory, and on ESX a player who cannot carry it does not receive it.

That key is in neither your language file nor the English one. Add it to locales/<your language>.json under the path the text names — missing_battle.notifications.arena_full is arena_full inside notifications inside battle.