Getting Started

Download your purchase

Iconix scripts are protected with FiveM Asset Escrow. Your purchase is granted to the Cfx.re account you were logged into during Tebex checkout — the files come from Cfx.re, not from us.

1. Log in at portal.cfx.re with the same Cfx.re (FiveM) account you used on the store checkout.
2. Open Granted Assets and download the resource — the purchase confirmation email contains the same download link.
3. After an update is released, re-download from the portal: it always serves the latest version.

License key must match

Escrowed resources verify your server's license key on start. The key must come from the same Cfx.re Portal account that owns the granted asset — that check is what the escrow error in the console is about.

Install the resource

Extract into your resources folder, keep the folder name exactly as delivered, install the dependencies listed on the product page, and start everything in order.

1. Extract the download into resources/ and keep the delivered folder name — supplied item files and integrations reference it.
2. Upload with SFTP or in binary mode. FTP text/ASCII mode corrupts the encrypted .fxap file and the resource will not start.
3. Install the dependencies from the product's documentation page (for example ox_lib, oxmysql, screenshot-basic) before the first start.
4. Run a recent recommended server artifact — asset escrow needs artifact 4960 or newer, and current resources expect much newer builds.
5. Add the resource to server.cfg after its dependencies, as shown below.

ensure oxmysql
ensure ox_lib
ensure your_framework
ensure your_inventory
ensure iconix-resource-name

Verify the install

Confirm logs, commands, UI, permissions, and persistence before players touch it.

1. Watch the server console during start — an escrow or dependency problem shows up immediately.
2. Check client F8 errors while testing the resource in game.
3. Restart the resource and reconnect a player; test the full player journey once.
4. Install on a staging server first and back up your database before adding persistent systems to production.