📖 Introduction

17mov Conflict Tool helps FiveM server owners find and resolve map conflicts between streamed resources such as MLOs, map packs, and prop packs.

When multiple resources modify the same part of GTA V's world, FiveM's streaming load order can silently decide which version wins. That can cause issues such as:

• flickering or duplicated props,

• props coming back after another map removed them,

• invisible or incorrect collision,

• buildings or interiors disappearing because of stale occlusion data,

• one resource silently overriding another asset.

Conflict Tool scans your started resources, compares them with the vanilla GTA V baseline and with each other, then lets you review and resolve conflicts before applying changes to the actual resource files.

What the tool does

1. Scans streamed files from started resources.

2. Detects conflicts that can be proven against the vanilla GTA V baseline.

3. Explains what each resource changed.

4. Lets you resolve conflicts manually or use Auto-resolve for safe, high-confidence cases.

5. Backs up every file before it is changed.

6. Applies the selected fixes directly to the resource files.

7. Lets you restore backups from the in-game panel or server console.

After applying or restoring files, you must restart FXServer before players can see the changes.

Start here

If this is your first time using Conflict Tool, start with our Getting Started guide. It will walk you through installation, running your first scan and the basic workflow.

🚀 Getting Started →

Once you're familiar with the basics, you can continue with:

• ⚠️ Understanding Conflicts - Learn what each conflict type means and why it was detected.

• 💾 Backups & Restore - Restore previous files if you need to roll back changes.

• ❓ Troubleshooting & FAQ - Find solutions to common problems.