Troubleshoot

All common issues and solutions will be available here.

Frequently Asked Questions

Could not find dependency t1ger_mechanicprops for resource t1ger_mechanic

The props asset is new and has been added to the Granted Assets in Cfx.re Portal of the account that originally purchased the mechanic script.

If you can’t find it:

• You likely had the script transferred from someone else. Ask them to also transfer the props asset.

• If the script was gifted via the webstore (we can check) and the props didn’t show up, open a ticket on our Discord — we can manually resend it.

• If you don’t have access to the original purchasing account, we cannot help. The asset can only be resent to the account that made the original purchase.

• We do not send or sell the props separately. Buying from resellers or third parties is not supported - nor our issue to take care of.

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sv_enforceGameBuild needs to be at least 3258

Build 3258 is required to use a native that detects electric vehicles. If you prefer using a lower build:

1. Open fxmanifest.lua and lower or comment out the gameBuild dependency.

2. Manually configure your electric vehicles in Config.ElectricVehicles.

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Failed to insert job

This is an error you are likely to see on es_extended when creating shops/jobs in runtime. All you have to do is:

1. Open createJob.lua located inside es_extended/server/modules. If you do not have a createJob.lua file or modules folder, then open functions.lua inside es_extended/server.

2. Locate the function named: ESX.CreateJob.

3. Replace the entire function with the following code:

--- Create Job at Runtime
--- @param name string
--- @param label string
--- @param grades table
function ESX.CreateJob(name, label, grades)
  local currentResourceName = GetInvokingResource()
  local success = false

  if not name or name == '' then
      print("ERROR",currentResourceName, 'Missing argument `name`')
      return success
  end

  if not label or label == '' then
      print("ERROR",currentResourceName, 'Missing argument `label`')
      return success
  end

  if type(grades) ~= "table" or not next(grades) then
      print("ERROR",currentResourceName, 'Missing argument `grades`')
      return success
  end

  if ESX.DoesJobExist(name, 0) then
      print("ERROR",currentResourceName, 'Job already exists: `%s`', name)
      return success
  end

  local queries = {
      { query = 'INSERT INTO jobs (name, label) VALUES (?, ?)', values = { name, label } }
  }

  for _, grade in pairs(grades) do
      queries[#queries + 1] = {
          query = 'INSERT INTO job_grades (job_name, grade, name, label, salary, skin_male, skin_female) VALUES (?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?)',
          values = { name, grade.grade, grade.name, grade.label, grade.salary, type(grade.skin_male) == "table" and json.encode(grade.skin_male) or '{}', type(grade.skin_female) == "table" and json.encode(grade.skin_female) or '{}' }
      }
  end

  success = exports.oxmysql:transaction_async(queries)

  if not success then
      print("ERROR", currentResourceName, 'Failed to insert one or more grades for job: `%s`', name)
      return success
  end

  local job = { name = name, label = label, grades = {} }
  for _, v in pairs(grades) do
      job.grades[tostring(v.grade)] = { job_name = name, grade = v.grade, name = v.name, label = v.label, salary = v.salary, skin_male = v.skin_male or '{}', skin_female = v.skin_female or '{}' }
  end

  ESX.Jobs[name] = job

  print("SUCCESS", currentResourceName, 'Job created successfully: `%s`', name)

  TriggerEvent('esx:jobCreated', name, ESX.Jobs[name])

  return success
end

1. Restart your server

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