Purchase & delivery
Use purchase links from LRSCRIPTS.com or the official LRSCRIPTS Tebex store. Each product page states the current release status, requirements, and package path.
Standard installation flow
Product guides will include their exact steps, but the supported FiveM release flow remains predictable:
1. Obtain the resource from the official delivery path 2. Place it in your server resources folder 3. Review configuration before the first start 4. Install only documented dependencies 5. Add ensure resource_name in the correct load order 6. Restart or refresh the affected resources 7. Check startup logs and test the main workflow
Do not rename a protected resource unless its release notes explicitly permit it.
Configuration
Editable configuration should remain readable and separated from protected implementation code where practical. Public guides will identify framework selection, integration toggles, optional modules, and database work.
Updating safely
Read the changelog first. Back up edited configuration and database changes, compare the new config against the live one, and avoid blindly overwriting server-specific values.
LRS_Mechanic
Release documentation will cover shop access, service and tuning workflows, supported integrations, pricing behavior, installation, and database requirements.
LRS_TowTruck
The tow guide will cover recovery interactions, business/job setup, optional modules, impound behavior, and billing integration once the public feature set is locked.
LRS_MusicStudio
The studio guide will cover NUI/audio requirements, recording flow, configurable studio behavior, and any external service requirements.
LRS_HiddenPowers
If released, this experimental resource will document enabled powers, encounters, optional creatures, performance considerations, and server-side controls.
LRS_Billing
Billing documentation will explain supported payment flows and the public integration interface once the adapter matrix is finalized.
Troubleshooting checklist
- Confirm the required framework and dependencies start before the resource.
- Capture the first real server-console or client F8 error.
- Verify resource names and configuration values against the guide.
- Temporarily disable scripts that control the same UI, zone, job, or event.
- Include resource, framework, and dependency versions when requesting support.
