Downloading your purchase

Where your files are

After a purchase you get the resource in one of two places, depending on how the script is distributed:

Keymaster — keymaster.fivem.net, under Granted assets, signed in with the Cfx.re account you bought against. This is where escrow-protected resources live. The download is always the current version, so come back here for updates rather than hunting for the original file.
Your store order — the download link on the order itself, and in the confirmation email.

If a purchase has not appeared, check that you are signed in as the same account you bought with before opening a ticket. That is the single most common cause.

Unzipping without breaking it

This is the step that catches people, and it is worth being deliberate about.

The folder name matters. Every script checks its own folder name at startup and refuses to run under the wrong one. Unzipping tools love to add a suffix, and every one of these is wrong:

nuggs_multicharacter-main      ← added by a GitHub-style zip
nuggs_multicharacter-v1.0.0    ← version suffix
nuggs_multicharacter (1)       ← added when a file already existed
nuggs_multicharacter copy

The folder must be exactly the resource name, lower case, no suffix:

nuggs_multicharacter

A bracketed parent folder is fine — [nugg]/nuggs_multicharacter or [qbx]/nuggs_multicharacter still count as correctly named, because only the last part of the path is checked.

Rename the folder before you start the server, not after.

Where it goes

Drop the folder into your resources directory, then add it to server.cfg:

ensure nuggs_multicharacter

Order matters. The line must come after your framework and after oxmysql.

Updating later

Replace the folder with the new download, keeping your config.lua if the changelog does not say otherwise, then restart the server. Each script’s changelog lists anything that needs a config change between versions.

nuggs_multicharacter changelog