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Fix Binco Shops problems: old GTA V interior still showing, map conflicts, overlapping buildings, missing textures, doors and clothing menus that do not open.
The problems seen most often with Binco Shops, what causes them and how to fix them. Almost all of them come from another map streaming the same files, or from a player's game keeping old files.
Work through these in order:
The resource is started: the console shows Started resource quasar_binco and your server.cfg has its ensure line, or the category it is in.
The whole server was restarted, not only the resource.
No other map streams the same files. Search the stream folders of your other maps for v_int_51.ytyp, v_clotheslo.ybn and any file ending in _interior_v_clotheslo_milo_.ymap. The full list is in Usage.
The player's FiveM cache is clean (next entry).
Those players have old map files in their FiveM cache. Ask them to close FiveM, delete the cache, server-cache and server-cache-priv folders inside %localappdata%\FiveM\FiveM.app\data, and reconnect.
All seven stores share one interior, so if it shows in one store it is installed. A store that still looks old or broken has another map for that area streaming its placement file or its building. Check the files listed for that store in Usage against your other maps.
The store had not loaded when you arrived. Interiors stream in as you approach, and a teleport can land you before the floor's collision is ready. Add 1.0 to the Z coordinate from the Map Guide and wait a moment before moving.
Two maps are placing a building in the same spot, usually another clothing store MLO or a map that rebuilds the same block. Keep one of them, or check that the other map streams none of the files in Usage.
Another map is replacing the distant version (LOD) of that block. Look in your other maps for files ending in _slod_children for the same area, such as dt1_15_slod1_children in Textile City.
The player's game has run out of texture memory, which happens on servers with many detailed maps and clothing packs. Lowering Texture Quality in the game's graphics settings, or raising the extended texture budget, usually fixes it.
The mirror is drawn by each player's game and follows their graphics settings. A higher Reflection Quality gives a sharper image. Nothing on the server changes it.
The pack does not lock doors by itself. Locks come from a door lock script such as Doorlock Creator. The front entrance is a double door, so set it up with both qs_binco_door leaves. See Integrations.
Two scripts control the same door. Remove the door from one of them so a single system owns it.
The map has no menu of its own: the clothing menu comes from your clothing script. Either that store has no shop in your script, or the shop's zone or point does not reach where the player stands. Edit or draw the shop so it covers the sales floor, as shown in Integrations.
Your clothing script moves the player to a fixed preview point that was set for the original GTA V interior. The new layout puts furniture there. Move that point to open floor, ideally facing the large mirror.
Still stuck? Open a ticket and include the store name from the Map Guide, a screenshot of the problem, your server console from startup, and the list of other maps you run.
