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# Installation

### Step 1 — Add the Resource

Place the folder **`vortex_soundpanel`** inside your FiveM server’s resource directory:

```
/server/resources/vortex_soundpanel
```

Then add the following line to your **server.cfg**:

```
ensure vortex_soundpanel
```

### Step 2 — Install Dependencies

**Required framework:**

* **All Framework**

No additional libraries or plugins are required.\
All sound playback uses the built-in NUI audio engine.

### Step 3 — Configure the Script

All configuration is handled inside:

```
vortex_soundpanel/config.json
```

You must configure:

* Command
* Authorized identifiers
* Locale
* Discord webhook (optional)

Details are provided in the **Configuration** section of this documentation.

### Step 4 — Add Sound Files

Add your `.ogg` files to:

```
vortex_soundpanel/html/sounds/
```

The script will **automatically detect** new sound files.\
**No restart required.**

### Step 5 — Start the Server

Restart your server:

```
restart vortex_soundpanel
```

Your Sound Panel is now ready to use.


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