FiveM crash dump reader

No. The reader opens the zip in your browser, in the background so the page stays responsive, and never uploads it.

A short name like uranus-hamper-football that FiveM gives each kind of crash. The same hash means the same crash, wherever it happens.

That makes it worth searching for on the Cfx.re forums: someone has often hit it before. The reader shows it at the foot of the printout.

Not always. The printout says which side to look at:

• Your server: a script, or a streamed asset (a model, texture or map) you run.
• The player’s PC: their graphics driver, game files or local mods.
• Either: the game itself crashed; check what you stream first, then the player’s setup.

When several players crash the same way, it’s almost always the server.

The most common causes:

• A script passing a bad entity handle to a native, like GetPlayerPed(-1) or a handle kept across frames.
• A broken or oversized streamed asset: models, texture dictionaries over 16 MB, maps.
• A mod that doesn’t match the current GTA V build.
• An outdated or crashing graphics driver on the player’s PC.

1. Read a few dumps from different players, not just one.
2. If they share a crash hash, or the same resource shows up in the script errors, fix that resource or asset first.
3. If they all differ and point at drivers or game files, the crashes are likely on the players’ side.