But they'd still be happening under the hood - and then you'd be annoyed by that - instead of this informative message. I know it's annoying - an dI could easily hide these errors so you'd never know they were happening. How do I get rid of this message?ĭo what it says on the page. You'll want to look in 'addons', 'gamemodes', and 'lua' folders for the errors. If you don't want to clean install - you need to look in the console to see which scripts are creating errors, then go into your 'garrysmod' folder - and try to find the script that's breaking. Your workshop addons will all automatically be downloaded.

This will delete everything and restore your GMod to how it would be if you did a fresh install. If you're not joining a server - and the errors are happening on your local machine - the best way to fix this is to clean your GMod installation. If not - just leave the server and never join again. If you're feeling kind you can tell the server owner that their server is erroring out.

You've joined a server - and the server owner has gone crazy and installed every addon they could find - and they're conflicting, or old, and creating errors.

Your have an addon installed that isn't compatible with the current GMod version.

The script could be conflicting with other scripts, or could just be doing something stupid which is causing the errors.

You have an addon installed and the person that made it didn't really know what they were doing.

One of the great strengths of Garrys Mod is that it is incredibly modder-friendly. A script is creating errors - there's usually a few of reason for this: Built on a modified version of Valves Source engine, Garrys Mod (or GMod for short) is a physics sandbox game.

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