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Getting Started

This guide will walk you through installing The Orders Recipe using txAdmin.

⚠️ Warning: Installing a recipe will wipe existing server files and database data. Make sure to backup any important data before proceeding.

Prerequisites

Before you begin, ensure you have:

  • A FiveM server with txAdmin access
  • MySQL database (can be set up during installation)
  • At least 2GB of storage space
  • Git installed on your server machine

Installation

Open txAdmin

Navigate to your txAdmin panel at http://your-server-ip:40120

Start Recipe Installation

  1. Go to Server → Deploy or click Setup if this is a new server
  2. Select Remote URL as your deployment source
  3. Enter the recipe URL:
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/TheOrderFivem/txAdminRecipe/main/recipe.yaml

Configure Settings

Follow the txAdmin prompts to:

  • Set your server name
  • Configure database connection
  • Set server variables (license key, etc.)

Wait for Installation

txAdmin will:

  • Download all required resources
  • Set up the database tables
  • Configure the server.cfg
  • Prepare all dependencies

Start Your Server

Once installation is complete:

  1. Review the generated server.cfg
  2. Click Start Server in txAdmin
  3. Join your server and verify everything works!

Post-Installation

After successful installation:

Verify Resources

Check txAdmin’s resource list to ensure all resources are started without errors.

Test Core Features

  • Character creation
  • Inventory system
  • Job system
  • Basic interactions

Customize Configuration

Review and adjust configurations in:

  • server.cfg
  • Individual resource configs
  • Database settings

Common Issues

Database Connection Failed

Ensure your MySQL credentials are correct and the database server is running.

Resources Not Starting

Check for missing dependencies or configuration errors in the txAdmin console.

Permission Denied

Verify file permissions and that txAdmin has write access to the server directory.

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