Good day everybody
I would like to browse the files of the blips and coordinates where things are hidden for a roleplay server I play on.
I have already found the file, it is a .lua file, when I open it everything is strange with the code and the first thing that appears at the top left is FXAP.
Is there a solution to decrypt this or do I just need the FiveM script tool?
thanks in advance
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