Installing a Jixryo script

From your Keymaster to a running script in six steps.

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Every Jixryo script installs the same way. Its own doc adds anything specific, like items to add or a resource to stop.

1. Download it

After checkout the script is tied to your Cfx.re account. Download it from your Keymaster whenever you need it. See Your purchases and the Keymaster.

2. Put it in your resources

Unzip it into your server's resources. Keeping every Jixryo script in one folder makes the start order easy to read:

resources/
  [jixryo]/
    jixryo_core/
    jixryo_bank/
    jixryo_vehiclekeys/

Don't rename the folders. Some scripts are found by their folder name.

3. Start it in the right order

The base first, then jixryo_core, then the scripts:

server.cfg
ensure oxmysql
ensure ox_lib
ensure qbx_core
ensure ox_inventory
ensure ox_target

ensure jixryo_core
ensure jixryo_bank
ensure jixryo_vehiclekeys

ensure [jixryo] starts the whole folder, as long as it comes after the base.

4. Stop what it replaces

If a script replaces something you run, stop that resource and take its line out of server.cfg. Each script's page lists what it replaces under Fits your server.

5. Restart the whole server

Do a full restart from txAdmin, not just the resource. Other scripts keep a copy of the exports they called when they started, and a full restart makes them all point at the new script.

6. Run the in-game checks

Each script's doc ends with a short list of things to try in game. A few minutes of checks before players arrive saves an evening of reports.

When something's wrong

  • Nothing starts, and the console mentions escrow or a license. The server's license key must come from the Cfx.re account that bought the script, and the server build must be 5181 or newer.
  • Another script can't find an export. Check the start order, then do a full restart.
  • Still stuck? Ask on Discord with the console lines from when it starts.
Next step

Ready to look around?

Browse the suite, or paste your server.cfg and see what each script does to your server.