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I build game systems and resources, interfaces, Roblox experiences, and graphic design work. My Portfolio shows selected projects, and the Store has digital products I’ve made.

My projects and products cover FiveM, RedM, Roblox, and web interfaces. Check each project or product page for its platform, features, and requirements.

Send me a ticket through the Support page with your idea, platform, and any useful references. I’ll review the details and let you know if I can take it on.

Browse my Portfolio and open a project to see its description, media, category, tags, and software used.

Open the product page and review its description, platform, version, and listed requirements before ordering. If something is unclear, ask through Support before purchasing.

Sign in and open your account’s Transactions section to review your order status. Digital product access or delivery instructions depend on the listing and are shown through the purchase flow when available.

Give the order a moment to update, then check Transactions again. If it still looks wrong, create a Support ticket and include the order details. Don’t post payment information publicly.

Review the terms shown on the product or checkout page. For a specific order, contact me through Support with your order details so I can review it.

You can register with email and password or use Discord. Google sign-in is currently unavailable. Use the account icon in the site header to open the sign-in or registration modal.

Open Sign in, choose Forgot password?, and enter your account email. Follow the secure reset link sent to your inbox. Check spam or junk if it doesn’t arrive.

Use the controls on a project or product detail page. Sharing is available to everyone; liking and commenting require you to sign in.

Visit the Servers page. When a server is configured, its card can show live player information and a join link. Status depends on the server’s availability and FiveM’s public server API.

Sign in and create a ticket on the Support page. I’ll reply in the ticket thread so you can follow the conversation there.

Open the ticket and choose Delete. Deleting it also removes its conversation and can’t be undone.

Create a Support ticket and include steps to reproduce the issue, what you expected to happen, and relevant screenshots or details. For feature requests, explain the problem you’re trying to solve.

Supabase powers account authentication, including email verification, password recovery, and Discord sign-in. It also stores website data such as portfolio projects, store products, categories, profiles, orders, and support tickets.

Supabase currently sends GFXM’s authentication emails. The confirmation link returns you to the GFXM website. The sender name and email appearance can be branded further when GFXM uses a configured custom email provider.

Fivemanage stores uploaded media used on GFXM, such as profile avatars and images or videos attached to portfolio projects and products. It is used for media files; account authentication and website records are handled separately.