This issue mostly occurs when your startup order is incorrect, so Multicharacter does not know what framework you're on.
In both cases, go to your server.cfg file or via txAdmin - CFG Editor.
Crucial!
If you're still encountering the issue. Make sure that Multicharacter directory is not inside any of the folder.
Push Multicharacter to the /resources folder and nowhere else.
If you're on ESX
Find:
ensure [core]
And underneath you need to add:
ensure ZSX_Multicharacter
So the proper layout looks like
ensure [core]ensureZSX_Multicharacter
If you're on QBCore
In QBCore there's a little bit tricky thing, since most of their resources starts in [qb] folder.
It can also await the load of Multicharacter in low-end PCs.
Find:
ensure [qb]
And underneath you need to add:
So the proper layout looks like
What if issue still persists?
It can be either 2 cases:
- Your framework name differs from the one given in the /shared/config_framework.lua file.
- Your framework does not start at all.
- Your framework got some internal error and is being unable to load.
