> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://unreal-studios-1.gitbook.io/unreal-studios-documention/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://unreal-studios-1.gitbook.io/unreal-studios-documention/documentation.md).

# Documentation

#### <mark style="color:$primary;">Build</mark> <mark style="color:$primary;">it.</mark> Configure it. Make it yours.

Welcome to the official **Unreal Studios Knowledge Base** — the central home for product documentation, installation guides, configuration references, updates, and technical support.

Everything here is written to help you get Unreal Studios resources installed correctly, configured for your server, and running the way they were designed to.

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#### Installation

Install and run your resource with complete setup instructions, dependencies, database requirements, and recommended configuration.

#### Configuration

Understand what each important setting does, which values it supports, and how to customize each resource for your server.

#### Integrations

Find information for supported frameworks, inventories, targeting systems, notification resources, and other third-party integrations.

#### Troubleshooting

Running into an error? Browse solutions for known issues, common configuration mistakes, compatibility problems, and installation errors.

#### Updates & Changelogs

See what changed between releases, including new features, improvements, compatibility changes, and important upgrade instructions.

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### Built for more than one setup

Unreal Studios resources are designed to work across a range of server configurations.

Where supported, each product's documentation includes information for:

**QBCore** · **QBox** · **ESX** · **Standalone** · **Custom Frameworks**

You'll also find integration notes and alternative setup instructions where a resource requires something different from the standard configuration.

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### Product Documentation

Each Unreal Studios product has its own documentation section containing the information relevant to that resource.

A typical product guide includes:

**Overview**\
What the resource does and how its major systems work.

**Requirements**\
Frameworks, dependencies, database requirements, and supported versions.

**Installation**\
Complete instructions from download to first startup.

**Configuration**\
Detailed explanations of available settings and options.

**Usage**\
Commands, controls, exports, events, and other functionality.

**Troubleshooting**\
Solutions to product-specific problems and known issues.

**Changelog**\
A record of changes made across releases.

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> #### <mark style="color:violet;">Looking for something?</mark>
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> Use the navigation on the left or the search bar at the top of the documentation to quickly find a product, configuration option, command, or error.

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### Still need help?

Documentation can't cover every server setup.

If you've followed the relevant guide and still need assistance, our support team can help you troubleshoot the issue through the **Unreal Studios Discord**.

> <mark style="color:$primary;">**Support Center**</mark>\
> [*<mark style="color:$primary;">https://unrealstudios.ca/support</mark>*](https://unrealstudios.ca/support)

When opening a support request, include any relevant **console errors, screenshots, resource version, framework, and configuration details**. This helps us diagnose the issue much faster.

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#### Unreal Studios

**Products built for servers that expect more.**

Documentation is continually updated alongside our products, so we recommend checking the relevant guide whenever installing a new release or updating an existing resource.