Get Started
From prerequisites to your first ensure — how to install a Fixitfy script on your RedM server.
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#Get Started
Welcome to Fixitfy — premium RedM scripts and systems crafted for serious roleplay servers.
This guide walks you through installing your first Fixitfy product on your server, from prerequisites to a running script.
#⚙️ Prerequisites
Before installing anything, make sure your server is ready:
- RedM build 1491+ (latest stable recommended)
- oxmysql or mysql-async running before any Fixitfy resource
- A supported framework: VORP or RSG (per-product requirements may differ — check the script's own page)
- Lua 5.4 enabled in your
fxmanifest.lua
#🚀 What you get with Fixitfy
- Advanced systems — complex, optimised RedM modules built for stability and high player counts.
- Real-time sync — full OneSync support with smooth entity and state synchronisation across the server.
- Smart logic — clean architecture with scalable, maintainable code structure.
- Premium quality — designed for high-end servers with modern UI and a polished player experience.
#📦 Installing a Fixitfy product
- Download the latest version of the script from your profile after purchase.
- Extract the archive into
resources/[fixitfy]/fx-<name>on your server. - Add it to
server.cfg:
bashensure fx-<name>
- Restart the server (or
refreshthenstart fx-<name>). - Verify in the server console — you should see the Fixitfy version banner with no red errors.
#🗄️ Database setup
Most Fixitfy scripts ship a *.sql file inside the resource folder. Import it once:
sqlSOURCE fx_<name>.sql;
Or open it with HeidiSQL / phpMyAdmin and execute. The product page lists the exact tables each script needs.
#🔌 Need help?
- Documentation — every product ships with its own page in this docs site. Use the sidebar or
⌘ Kto find the one you need. - Discord — the fastest way to get help, drop into our server.
- Support tickets — open a ticket from the contact page; we respond within 24 hours.
#🧭 Where to go next
- Read the Script Guide for shared configuration patterns.
- Visit the Scripts section in the sidebar to browse each product's setup guide.
- Spin up a Test Server to try things before going live.