# Troubleshooting

Common issues and fixes for `rx-core`.

### "Framework: none. Inventory: none." on startup

```
[rx-core] Framework: none. Inventory: none.
```

`rx-core` couldn't detect your framework or inventory. Causes:

* Your framework resource isn't running. Verify ESX/QBCore/QBox/ox\_core is ensured **before** `rx-core` in `server.cfg`.
* Your framework resource started but with errors. Check the console for framework startup errors.
* You're running a custom fork that uses non-standard exports. `rx-core` supports stock framework versions only.

If you're running Standalone intentionally, this message is expected. Money, jobs, and inventory features will warn when called.

### "attempt to index nil value (global 'Core')"

A Rynex script started before `rx-core` finished loading. Causes:

* `rx-core` is ensured **after** the script in `server.cfg`. Fix the order — `rx-core` must come first.
* `rx-core` failed to start. Check the console for `[rx-core]` errors at startup.

### "Core function is not available on standalone framework"

You're running Standalone, and a script called a function `rx-core` only implements on real frameworks (money, jobs, inventory). Either:

* Switch to a real framework (ESX/QBCore/QBox/ox\_core), or
* Use a different script that doesn't depend on those features.

### Wrong framework detected

If you have multiple frameworks installed simultaneously, `rx-core` picks the first one in this priority order:

1. `ox_core`
2. `qbox`
3. `qbcore`
4. `esx`
5. `standalone` (fallback)

This is rarely intentional. Remove the framework you don't use.

### Update warning in console

```
[rx-core] Update available: v1.0.0 -> v1.0.1
```

`rx-core` checks GitHub for new releases on startup. To update, download the latest release and replace your `rx-core` folder, then restart.

### Support

Discord: [discord.gg/bFJ2v2wakz](https://discord.gg/bFJ2v2wakz)


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