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# General FAQ

## What is asset escrow?

Paid scripts are encrypted through the Cfx.re Asset Escrow system. They only run on servers with a license key from the Cfx.re account that received the asset. Configuration, locales, SQL files and the framework bridge stay open. See Downloading Your Scripts.

## The resource fails to load or reports a missing entitlement

* The server license key must belong to the same Cfx.re account that received the script.
* Do not rename the resource folder.
* Download from **Granted Assets** in the Cfx Portal and extract the full ZIP.
* Keep your FXServer artifacts up to date.

## How do I get updates?

Updates are delivered through Keymaster: download the latest version from **Assets -> Granted Assets** in the [Cfx Portal](https://portal.cfx.re/). Back up `config/` and `locales/` before replacing the folder.

## Can I switch frameworks?

Yes. Every script detects ESX Legacy, QBCore or QBox automatically, no config change needed. Database data is framework-specific and has to be migrated separately. See Framework Bridge.

## Do I need ox\_lib?

No. CrankChaos scripts ship their own callbacks and UI.

## Can I translate the scripts?

Yes. All texts live in `locales/*.json` and can be edited.

## Can I edit the code?

Only the open files (config, locales, bridge, marked data files). Encrypted Lua cannot be changed. Need a hook that does not exist? Ask on Discord.


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