FAQ

Yes, while your account still has its free build: the new bot page then shows Your first build is free. Changes and questions are paid. Without the note, a build typically costs about 90 credits.

No. You download the project and run it yourself: a FiveM resource on your FiveM server, a standalone bot on a PC, VPS or bot host. See Keeping it online.

You do. The terms say you keep ownership of what you generate. The files carry a short "Built with SwisserAI" note in the manifest and README; the bot works the same without it.

A build marked Everything checks out compiled, uses current discord.js API and started once. In real jobs so far, 82 % of first builds ended that way, most after a fixing round. Whether each command behaves the way you meant only shows in your server, so test it and paste anything off into the change box.

Yes. Also say which language the bot should use for its own messages in Discord.

Yes. Name the package in the request, for example a database driver. It is installed for the checks and listed in package.json. Every bot is built on discord.js 14.27.0.

Yes, after the download it is ordinary TypeScript. Edit src, then run npm run build so dist matches. Edits you make locally are not known to the project; for changes that stay checked, ask in the change box.

Only if you ask for it. Many bots keep things like open applications in memory, and the README says so. Ask for a JSON file or a database: "Store pending applications in a JSON file so they survive a restart."

One project is one bot with one token. It can have as many commands and features as you need; the large templates show how much fits.

No. FXServer brings its own Node runtime, and the zip includes the compiled files. You need a current server artifact and the yarn resource.

A bot mostly waits for Discord events. Timers such as a player count every 60 seconds cost almost nothing. Check the resource with resmon in the F8 console if you are unsure.

Not inside the same project; the target is fixed. Start a new bot, choose FiveM resource and paste the request of the old one.

Yes, through server events and exports, like any resource. Name the event or export in the request, for example "trigger the server event police:alert when /panic is used".

AddEventHandler('police:alert', function(message)
  print(message)
end)