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Extract the resource using: * 7-Zip * WinRAR * Windows File Explorer Keep the resource's original folder structure intact. *** ## Step 3 — Add The Resource To Your Server Place the Talking Indicator resource inside your server's resources directory. For example: ``` resources/ ├── [voice]/ │ └── pma-voice/ │ └── X1S-Talking/ ``` The exact folder name may differ depending on the version of the resource. *** ## Step 4 — Verify PMA-Voice Before starting the Talking Indicator, verify that PMA-Voice is running. Your server configuration should start PMA-Voice before the Talking Indicator. For example: ```cfg ensure pma-voice ensure X1S-Talking ``` If your PMA-Voice resource is located inside a category folder, use the appropriate resource name for your server. *** ## Step 5 — Add The Resource To server.cfg Open your: ``` server.cfg ``` Add: ```cfg ensure X1S-Talking ``` Make sure the resource name matches the actual folder name. *** ## Step 6 — Restart The Server Restart your FiveM server after adding the resource. You can also start the resource manually from the server console: ``` ensure X1S-Talking ``` Check the server console for any errors. *** ## Step 7 — Test The Talking Indicator Connect to your server with at least one other player. Have the player speak using PMA-Voice. The Talking Indicator should display something similar to: ``` ------------ Talking: [12] John Doe ------------ ``` When multiple players are talking: ``` ------------ Talking: [12] John Doe [27] Havoc Sheriff ------------ ``` When the player stops speaking, their name should disappear from the list. *** ## Step 8 — Verify Player Information Confirm that the display correctly shows: * Player server ID * Player name * Talking status The information should update automatically as players begin and stop speaking. *** ## Troubleshooting ### Talking Indicator Does Not Appear If the UI does not appear: * Verify the resource is running. * Verify PMA-Voice is running. * Check the server console for errors. * Check the client console for errors. * Verify the resource name in `server.cfg`. * Restart the resource. *** ### Players Are Not Appearing When Speaking If players can speak but are not appearing in the Talking list: * Verify PMA-Voice is functioning correctly. * Confirm the player is actually transmitting through PMA-Voice. * Verify PMA-Voice starts before the Talking Indicator. * Restart both resources. * Check for client-side errors. *** ### Names Are Not Displaying Correctly If the server ID appears but the player name does not: * Check the client console for errors. * Verify the resource is running the correct version. * Restart the resource. * Have the affected player reconnect to the server. *** ### PMA-Voice Works But The Indicator Does Not If voice communication works normally but the Talking Indicator does not respond: 1. Verify PMA-Voice starts before the Talking Indicator. 2. Restart the Talking Indicator. 3. Restart the FiveM client. 4. Check both client and server consoles for errors. 5. Verify that you are running the latest version of both resources. *** ## Resource Order PMA-Voice should start before the Talking Indicator. Recommended order: ```cfg ensure pma-voice ensure X1S-Talking ``` The Talking Indicator relies on PMA-Voice being available. *** ## Updating The Script When installing a new version: 1. Stop the Talking Indicator resource. 2. Back up your existing files if you have made configuration changes. 3. Download the latest version. 4. Replace the old resource files. 5. Start the resource again. 6. Test voice communication. 7. Test the Talking Indicator with multiple players. *** ## Installation Complete The **X1Studios Whos Talking?** is now installed. Once players begin speaking through PMA-Voice, their server ID and name will automatically appear in the talking list. 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