- Unfckd
- In development
- unfckd-lite
- Released v1.0.0
Broken servers, unfckd.FiveM and RedM resource scanner
Unfckd will watch your FiveM or RedM server. It keeps every scan you run, catches script errors while the server is live, and messages you when an update breaks something. You find out what broke and how to fix it before your players do.
unfckd-lite is free and open source under GPL-3.0. It runs on your own machine, needs no account, and sends no data anywhere.
Example unfckd-lite scan of a FiveM server running QBCore with 184 resources. Error: qb-garages requires qb-vehiclekeys, but it is not installed. Fix: install qb-vehiclekeys, or remove it from the manifest. Warning: qb-core started before ox_lib, which it uses but does not list as a dependency. Fix: add dependency ox_lib to its manifest. Summary: 1 error, 1 warning, 182 OK, in 0.4 seconds. Unfckd is in development.
Who it is for
2 jobsBuilt for server owners and resource developers
Your players find the breakage before you do
You do not have to read Lua to keep a server up. unfckd-lite names the resource that is broken and the change that fixes it, in plain sentences.
Scan my server- Plain answers
- Every problem comes with a Fix line naming the file and the change to make.
- One command
- Point it at your resources folder and read the report. There is nothing to configure.
- Nothing leaves your machine
- No account, no upload, no telemetry.
- Free, and it stays free
- unfckd-lite is open source under GPL-3.0.
Catch a broken manifest before it ships
unfckd-lite parses every fxmanifest in a resources tree and reports what the manifest failed to declare.
Read the source- Reads the whole tree
- Every fxmanifest under your resources folder, not just the one you are working on.
- Names the path
- Each finding points at the offending manifest, such as resources/[qb]/qb-core/fxmanifest.lua.
- Fast enough to run often
- 184 resources in 0.4 seconds in the scan shown above.
- Open source
- GPL-3.0 on GitHub. Read it, fork it, send a patch.
What breaks
4 failure modesFour ways a FiveM server breaks
Missing dependency
F-01A resource requires another resource that is not installed. It starts anyway, then fails the first time a player uses it.
Load order
F-02A resource starts before something it calls, because its manifest never lists that dependency.
Runtime error
F-03A script throws while players are connected. The message scrolls off the console and nobody reads it.
Broken update
F-04You update one resource and a different one stops working. Nobody tells you until a player does.
How it works
3 stepsScan a resources folder in three steps
Download it
Take the latest unfckd-lite release from GitHub. It is free and open source under GPL-3.0, and it needs no account.
Run unfckd scan
Point it at the resources folder of your FiveM or RedM server. The scan above read 184 resources in 0.4 seconds.
Apply the fix
Each finding names the resource, the reason, and the change to make. Apply it, then scan again to confirm.
Capabilities
1 of 4 releasedScan now. The rest is coming.
Scan
unfckd-lite reads every fxmanifest in your resources folder and prints what is missing or out of order.
ReleasedHistory
Unfckd keeps every scan you run, so you can compare today against the last build that worked.
In developmentCatch
Unfckd records script errors as your server throws them, instead of letting them scroll off the console.
In developmentAlert
Unfckd messages you when an update breaks something, so you hear it from the tool instead of from your players.
In developmentLite against full
ComparisonWhat you get today, and what is being built
| Feature | unfckd-lite | Unfckd |
|---|---|---|
| Manifest and dependency scan | Included | Included |
| Load order check | Included | Included |
| Runs on your own machine | Included | Not included |
| Scan history | Not included | Included |
| Runtime error catching | Not included | Included |
| Alerts when an update breaks something | Not included | Included |
| Price | Free, GPL-3.0 | Not announced |
| Status | Released v1.0.0 | In development |
Questions
9 answersQuestions about unfckd-lite
What is unfckd-lite?
unfckd-lite is a free scanner for FiveM and RedM servers. It reads every fxmanifest in your resources folder and reports missing dependencies and load order problems. It runs on your own machine, needs no account, and sends no data anywhere.
What does it cost?
unfckd-lite is free and open source under GPL-3.0. The full Unfckd product is still in development and its price has not been announced.
What problems does it find?
It finds two kinds today. A missing dependency is a resource that requires another resource you have not installed. A load order problem is a resource that starts before something it uses, because its manifest does not list that dependency.
Does it send my server data anywhere?
No. unfckd-lite runs on your own machine and sends no data anywhere. It needs no account. The source is on GitHub under GPL-3.0, so you can read exactly what it does.
How fast is a scan?
The example on this page scans 184 resources in 0.4 seconds. It reads manifest files rather than starting your server, so you can run it as often as you like.
Does it fix the problems for me?
No. It reports each problem with a Fix line naming the change to make, such as installing a missing resource or adding a dependency to a manifest. You make the change yourself.
Does it work with QBCore and ox_lib?
Yes. It reads fxmanifest files, so it works whatever framework you run. The example scan on this page is a QBCore server that uses ox_lib.
When is the full Unfckd out?
Unfckd is in development and has no release date yet. Progress goes to the Discord. unfckd-lite is out now and free to use.
Is this an official Cfx.re tool?
No. Unfckd is an independent project. It is not affiliated with Cfx.re, Rockstar Games or Take-Two Interactive.
Start
Free downloadScan your server now.
unfckd-lite is out and free. Download it, point it at your resources folder, and read the report. Unfckd itself is still being built, and progress goes to the Discord.