🚨 Can’t Connect to Your FiveM Server? Here's How to Fix That 🚨

So, you’re using txAdmin and either you used the fancy Recipe Installer or maybe you just can’t connect to your server. First of all, don’t panic. You didn’t break the internet, and we’re here to help. Let’s sort it out, step by step, like a professional chef with a very spicy recipe.

Step 1: Locate Your server.cfg

Your server.cfg file is the magical scroll that tells your server how to behave. If you used txAdmin, chances are it’s chilling in a directory named after txAdmin. Get in there and find it. This is where the fun begins.

Step 2: Fix the Endpoint Entries

Once you’ve got that file open, you’re looking for these lines:

endpoint_add_tcp "0.0.0.0:30120"
endpoint_add_udp "0.0.0.0:30120"
  

These are the default ports, and while they’re fine for some situations, they might be causing you connection problems. Here’s what you need to do:

Change them to use your server’s unique port, like this:

endpoint_add_tcp "0.0.0.0:YOUR_SERVER_PORT"
endpoint_add_udp "0.0.0.0:YOUR_SERVER_PORT"
  

Disclaimer: DO NOT UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES use the same port as txAdmin. Seriously, just don’t. Check your txAdmin’s network tab and pick a port that isn’t already in use by it. If you ignore this and chaos ensues, we’ll be over here eating popcorn while your server implodes. 🫣

Step 3: Save and Restart

Once you’ve edited your server.cfg, save it and restart your server. Boom! Your players should now be able to connect without any drama. 🎉

Bonus Tip: Edit Through txAdmin

Not feeling like opening files manually? No worries, champ. txAdmin has a built-in interface where you can edit your server.cfg directly. Head to your txAdmin panel, look for the config editor, and make those changes without ever leaving your browser. Fancy, right? 💻✨

Still Stuck?

If you’re still having issues after this, double-check your work. Or maybe, just maybe, you’re cursed. In that case, hit up our support team and we’ll try not to laugh too hard while helping you fix it. Kidding! (…or are we?)

Good luck, and may your server run smoother than your last Windows Update. 🚀