Installing Interactions

The ox_lib patch is half applied — the show line is in, the hide line is not. Both go in the same file, in two different functions. Your server console says this in as many words: ox_lib text UI is HALF installed (1 of 2 lines found). Add the second line from the block above.

Another prompt or text-UI script is patched into the same place. Only one thing can own the render. Remove the other script’s patch, or set the matching Config.Intercept… to false so we stay out of its way.

Three causes, in the order worth checking:

• The block is in the wrong file. It has to go in the file that defines the function, not one that calls it.
• Interactions starts before ox_lib or your target system. Move ensure dispersia_interactions below them in server.cfg.
• That interceptor is switched off in open/config.lua.

Run /interactions_test in game. It draws three sample rows first, so you can see the panel itself is alive, then reports every integration point — read from the real file on the server, not guessed from what the prompt looks like.

Partly, and honestly: not yet in a way we would tell you to switch on. We can draw the list. We cannot yet own the click — selecting an option happens inside the target system's own NUI. Suppress its list and the player can aim but has nothing left to click.

So Config.InterceptAk47, InterceptOxTarget and InterceptQbTarget ship false. The blocks are documented and the code is there; the native interaction mode, which owns selection as well, is what makes them worth turning on.

The aiming reticle is never touched either way — we answer false for every reticle message.

The wrapper went somewhere that only sees part of the traffic. In ox_target it must replace the existing local SendNuiMessage = SendNuiMessage line in client/main.lua. In qb-target it must be at the very top of client.lua, above anything that could cache the original.

The update overwrote the file and took the block with it. Every vendor has this problem. The difference is that your console says so on the next boot — it tells “never installed” apart from “was active before, missing now”. Paste the block again.

ak47_target is a provider that runs on top of qb-target or ox_target, not a target system of its own. Patch whichever of those two it sits on — that is where the options actually go out.

Use WinSCP for FTP uploads. FileZilla can corrupt files in transfer, and a half-written Lua file fails with a syntax error that looks like a bug in the script. Re-upload with WinSCP before reporting anything.

Almost always a renamed folder. The resource name is baked into the escrow build, so dispersia_interactions has to stay exactly that — no version suffix, no copy marker. Also confirm the folder sits directly inside resources.

Check for a leftover copy of textui.lua in the same folder — something like textui - backup.lua. ox_lib loads resource/**/client/*.lua as a glob, so a spare copy is loaded too and redefines the same functions. Delete it; do not just rename it.

From the Cfx.re portal: portal.cfx.re/assets/granted-assets. Make sure you are signed in with the same Cfx.re account you used at checkout — assets are granted to that account, not to your email.

Contact Tebex directly — we have no control over asset grants, and Tebex can resend it to your portal: tebex.io/support-customer.

Restart the resource in game and check F8 (client) and the server console. If there is an error, send a screenshot of it — the full line, not a crop. Set Config.Debug = true in open/config.lua and every row carries a [source] tag showing which interceptor produced it, which usually identifies the problem in one screenshot.