PainedPsyche / cui_character

An advanced character and clothes editor for esx framework that aims to be comfortable to use, hide complexity and blend in with original GTA V interface elements.
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UI doesnt show up #16

Closed endstoff closed 3 years ago

endstoff commented 3 years ago

The UI does not show up.

I am using latest exm

esx_skin & skinchanger are disabled

Config.PrimaryIdentifier is set to "steam"

Config.ExtendedMode and Config.UseSteamID are both set to true

I am not using ESX Identity Integration

And I am getting only a errror after restarting the script:

cui character fehler wild wild

neurogen-dev commented 3 years ago

Exactly the same problem, but esx_identity integration is included.

Creating script environments for cui_character
Error loading script server/main.lua in resource cui_character: @cui_character/server/main.lua:47: attempt to index a nil value (global 'ESX')
stack traceback:
    @cui_character/server/main.lua:47: in main chunk
Failed to load script server/main.lua.
Started resource cui_character
PainedPsyche commented 3 years ago

The UI does not show up.

I am using latest exm

esx_skin & skinchanger are disabled

Config.PrimaryIdentifier is set to "steam"

Config.ExtendedMode and Config.UseSteamID are both set to true

I am not using ESX Identity Integration

And I am getting only a errror after restarting the script:

cui character fehler wild wild

There was indeed a problem with incorrectly initialized values. Thanks for reporting. It's fixed now.

Exactly the same problem, but esx_identity integration is included.

Creating script environments for cui_character
Error loading script server/main.lua in resource cui_character: @cui_character/server/main.lua:47: attempt to index a nil value (global 'ESX')
stack traceback:
  @cui_character/server/main.lua:47: in main chunk
Failed to load script server/main.lua.
Started resource cui_character

This is NOT the same problem. Wrong values and trying to compare with a nil value was a legit bug while your problem looks like ESX misconfiguration.

Closing as fixed.