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# MLO Problems

Because there are many different maps you can install on your server, there is a high chance you may have **conflicts**.

This is **not a problem with our map**. It usually happens because of **duplicate files** on your server.

<div align="center"><figure><img src="/files/WQWEMq5aewwjG6fyY7vH" alt="" width="563"><figcaption><p>Example of map occlusion conflict</p></figcaption></figure></div>

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## What is a Conflict?

Sometimes addon maps, even if they are in **different locations**, share the **same files**. Unfortunately, FiveM cannot load multiple copies of the same streamed files.

The way FiveM decides which file to use is **alphabetical order**:

> Last file loaded wins.

If FiveM does not load one of our files (because another file with the same name was already loaded), you may see problems such as:

* Flickering buildings
* Collision issues
* Missing or broken map parts

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## How to Fix This?

There is no universal fix, because **every server is using different maps and has different conflicts**.\
But here are two possible solutions you can try:

### Solution 1: Manual Conflict Fix

The idea is simple, find the **duplicate files** and manually **merge them**.

1. Use our automatic conflict scanner. It will show you which files are duplicated automatically after your server starts *(see example below)*

<figure><img src="/files/zYKhgeq8BkPaoIFy3qcH" alt=""><figcaption><p>This image is only an example, by default 17mov_GarbaceCollector does not conflicts with 17mov_VehicleDirtSystem</p></figcaption></figure>

2. Once you know the files, follow [the tutorial made by our partners NT**eam**](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XR9oRhCXdxU). They explain step by step how to merge two files into one

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### Solution 2: Use VertexHub

There is also a tool called **VertexHub** (available online). It can automatically **find** and **fix** conflicts on your server.

For tutorials and detailed instructions, please visit [their website](https://vertex-hub.com/).

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⚠️ VertexHub is **not related to 17movement.net**. We are **not responsible** for any problems or damage caused by this tool.
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