> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.roadshop.org/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
# FAQ
> All important questions about RoadPad — setup, troubleshooting, and tips
Use this page to quickly find answers to common questions and fixes. If something is missing, reach out on our Discord server.
Please post a detailed bug report in our Discord channel **#errors**. Include steps to reproduce, screenshots, and logs if possible. We'll try to fix it as soon as we can.
Songs that players submit through the Music app have to be approved before they land in the library. The approval permission is handed out in-game with **`/music-verify`**:
```bash theme={null}
/music-verify PLAYERID
```
* The command **toggles**: no permission → grants it, already has it → revokes it
* `PLAYERID` is the **server ID** of the player (visible in the player list / txAdmin)
* Only administrators can run the command
A fresh library only fills up once songs have been **submitted and approved**. Work through this checklist:
Players submit songs directly in the app. They land in the pending queue first, not in the library.
Someone with the music approval permission (see above) has to approve them. Once approved, they show up in the library for everyone.
Make sure you're using our **xSound** version and start **xSound before RoadPad**.
**Checklist**
* Clear your client cache.
* Check that **GTA music** is turned on.
* Verify your **Windows volume mixer** isn't at 0% (this is independent of FiveM).
If your loading screen uses **YouTube** and you muted it there, the sound is muted everywhere. Unmute the loading screen.
Open **/public/static/config/config.json**, search for **AppStore**, and remove the block for the app(s) you want to disable.
Make sure that you have entered your Discord webhooks correctly in the `API.lua`.
Follow the instructions in `config.lua` (ESX init).
In **ClientAPI.lua**, find `sendNotification(text)` and replace `ESX.ShowNotification(text)` with your notification trigger.
Go to **Settings → Keyboard/Mouse → Mouse Input Method → Raw Input**.
Choose your ESX Version in `config.lua`.
If you use an old ESX Ambulancejob or a custom one, change the ESX Version to 1.1 and try again.
Go to `config.lua` and search for `Config.Crypto`, then set the value for the cryptocurrency you want to disable to `false`.
App names are excluded from translation. To localize app names, change them in `config.json`.
In `config.lua`, set the `locale` to your preferred language.
In `fxmanifest.lua`, find the `locales/` path and change it to your preferred language.
Edit the **GiveCarKeys** function in `clientAPI.lua`.
```lua GiveCarKeys (ESX) theme={null}
function GiveCarKeys(plate)
TriggerEvent("vehiclekeys:client:SetOwner", plate)
end
```
```lua GiveCarKeys (QBCore) theme={null}
function GiveCarKeys(plate)
TriggerEvent("qb-vehiclekeys:client:AddKeys", plate)
end
```
Add this to `es_extended/server/functions.lua`:
```lua GetExtendedPlayers helper theme={null}
ESX.GetExtendedPlayers = function(key, val)
local xPlayers = {}
for _, v in pairs(ESX.Players) do
if key then
if (key == 'job' and v.job.name == val) or v[key] == val or v.variables[key] == val then
xPlayers[#xPlayers+1] = v
end
else
xPlayers[#xPlayers+1] = v
end
end
return xPlayers
end
```
Clear your cache once — this will remove the PIN lock.
