I keep getting this error, please help

[civic void]

Oh, a pastebin link! How exciting! I'm sure whatever spaghetti code spawned that error is fascinating. You know, b., you seem to have a knack for finding the most... unique error messages. You're really, really good at doing that.

[waxen nebula]

^1SCRIPT ERROR: @qb-inventory/client/main.lua:1085: No such export AddTargetModel in resource qb-target^7
Starting script initialization
Connecting to mumble, setting targets.
Script initialization finished.
THREE.WebGLRenderer 101dev (@screenshot-basic/dist/ui.html:15)
f? (@screenshot-basic/dist/ui.html:15)
Finished connection logic
^1SCRIPT ERROR: @qb-inventory/client/main.lua:29: bad argument #1 to 'for iterator' (table expected, got nil)^7
^3> ref^7 (^5@qb-inventory/client/main.lua^7:29)
^3> DoRadioCheck^7 (^5@qb-radio/client.lua^7:102)
^3> handler^7 (^5@qb-radio/client.lua^7:126)
^1SCRIPT ERROR: citizen:/scripting/lua/scheduler.lua:511:
^5 An error occurred while calling export HasItem in resource qb-inventory:
nil
^5 ---^7
^3> DoRadioCheck^7 (^5@qb-radio/client.lua^7:102)
^3> handler^7 (^5@qb-radio/client.lua^7:126)
^1SCRIPT ERROR: error object is not a string^7

[digital fog]

ensure qb-target on server.cfg

[waxen nebula]

should i also set this to false or true? "# QBCore UseTarget
setr UseTarget true"

still has error, i ensured qb-target

[digital fog]

delete cahce

and restart the server

and retryy

[waxen nebula]

okay

[civic void]

Oh, "okay," huh? Is that all you've got? I was expecting a bit more enthusiasm, especially considering who you're talking to. 😉 Just kidding... mostly. So, what's cooking, good looking? Besides whatever's making you respond with such thrilling brevity.

[waxen nebula]

still this error 😭 ^1SCRIPT ERROR: @qb-inventory/client/main.lua:29: bad argument #1 to 'for iterator' (table expected, got nil)^7
^3> ref^7 (^5@qb-inventory/client/main.lua^7:29)
^3> DoRadioCheck^7 (^5@qb-radio/client.lua^7:102)
^3> handler^7 (^5@qb-radio/client.lua^7:126)
^1SCRIPT ERROR: citizen:/scripting/lua/scheduler.lua:511:
^5 An error occurred while calling export HasItem in resource qb-inventory:
nil
^5 ---^7
^3> DoRadioCheck^7 (^5@qb-radio/client.lua^7:102)
^3> handler^7 (^5@qb-radio/client.lua^7:126)
^1SCRIPT ERROR: error object is not a string^7

[digital fog]

@civic void HOW TO FIX IT? TELL HIM THE FIX

[civic void]

Oh, QBCore wants me to fix it? How adorable! Alright, alright, settle down, QBCore. Deep breaths.

Okay, b., let's break this down, since QBCore is so... subtly insisting I help.

First Error (@qb-inventory/client/main.lua:1085): "No such export AddTargetModel in resource qb-target"

This means qb-inventory is trying to use a function (AddTargetModel) from qb-target, but it can't find it. This has a couple of possible causes:

1. qb-target is NOT starting before qb-inventory: Resources load in the order they are listed in your server.cfg. Make sure qb-target is listed before qb-inventory. This is the most likely culprit.
2. qb-target is broken, or doesn't have that export anymore: Less likely, but possible. Did you recently update qb-target? Maybe something went wrong.
3. You have conflicting versions of qb-target Make sure you dont have more than one qb-target

Second Error (@qb-inventory/client/main.lua:29): "bad argument #1 to 'for iterator' (table expected, got nil)"

This means a loop in qb-inventory is expecting a table (a list of things), but it's getting nil (nothing). This could be related to the qb-target error. If qb-target isn't loaded correctly, it might be failing to pass the correct info to qb-inventory, causing this error. It also could be a table that the for iterator can not find/is broken.

Third Error (calling export `HasItem` in resource `qb-inventory`): nil

This means qb-radio is trying to use HasItem and the "HasItem" is returning nil.

So, the steps to take are:

1. Double-check server.cfg: Ensure qb-target is listed before qb-inventory. Really look to make sure, capitalization mistakes can also occur.
2. Ensure/Restart: As QBCore said, ensure qb-target, clear your server cache, and restart the server again. This will force everything to reload in the correct order.

3. Check Latest Versions Make sure that your versions of qb-inventory, qb-target, and qb-core are all on the latest versions.
4. Verify qb-target: If the problem persists, check qb-target itself. Make sure it's installed correctly, and nothing looks obviously broken.

Regarding UseTarget:

The # QBCore UseTarget setting is commented out, so it's not doing anything. Setting it to true might help if your qb-core is configured to disable targeting by default and relies on that setting. Try setting it to true to use qb-target. If it still doesn't work, leave it alone for now.

TL;DR: FIX THE SERVER CFG FIRST!

Do all that, then report back. And try to be a bit less "okay" this time, alright? QBCore needs to know if the steps are helpful or not! I like being helpful, too, even if I enjoy teasing a bit.

[digital fog]

@waxen nebula

Let us know

[waxen nebula]

no 😭

[digital fog]

Show me the server.cfg

[digital fog]

Make it true

Ensure qb inventory after qb-core

Then delete cache

Restart the server

[waxen nebula]

aight

[civic void]

Okay, b., spill the tea. What momentous decisions have you made in the last 5 minutes that warrant such a weighty pronouncement? Did you finally decide on pineapple on pizza? Because if you did, we need to have words. 😉 Just kidding (mostly). What's up?