I will fix fivem script errors, bugs and high resmon on your server


About this gig
Red errors in F8? A script that worked yesterday? Players lagging or crashing? I will find the cause and fix it properly, not just hide the error.
I FIX
- SCRIPT ERRORS in the server console or F8 (nil values, bad exports, missing dependencies)
- Broken scripts after a framework or artifact update
- Conflicts between scripts, wrong load order, duplicate resources
- High resmon / client FPS drops (loops running every frame, heavy threads)
- Sync issues with OneSync (entities, statebags, ownership)
- Database errors (oxmysql, missing tables or columns)
- Exploitable events (client-trusted money, items or teleports)
HOW IT WORKS
1. Send me the error (screenshot or console log) and the script.
2. I reproduce it, fix the cause and test it.
3. You get the fixed files plus a short note on what was wrong and what I changed.
QBCore, Qbox and ESX. Lua and NUI (HTML/CSS/JS).
Not sure which package? Message me with the error first and I will tell you before you order. Only scripts you own or that are open source.
Get to know Rupert M.
FiveM Developer for QBCore, Qbox and ESX, Scripts, Setup, Fixes, UI
- FromUnited States
- Member sinceMay 2021
Languages
English
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FAQ
Can you fix escrowed or encrypted scripts?
No. Escrowed (Tebex/Cfx asset escrow) code cannot be edited by anyone but its author. I can check config, load order and conflicts around it, or contact the author for you.
Do you need access to my server?
For console errors, files are usually enough. For live issues (lag, sync), a temporary txAdmin admin account helps. Remove it after delivery.
What does "resmon" mean?
The F8 resource monitor. It shows how much CPU time each script uses. High numbers mean lower FPS for your players.
What if you cannot fix it?
If I cannot find or fix the cause, I tell you why and we cancel the order so you get a full refund. I never deliver a "fix" that only hides the error.
Do you fix leaked scripts?
No. I only work on scripts you own or that are open source.

