Job & Gang Outfits

Config.Outfits in shared/config.lua defines preset uniforms for each job or gang. Players open them from a clothing room or the /joboutfits / /gangoutfits commands (when Config.EnableJobOutfitsCommand = true).

Structure

Outfits are keyed by job/gang name, then by gender (Male / Female), each holding a list of outfits:

shared/config.lua

Config.Outfits = {
    ["police"] = {
        ["Male"] = {
            {
                name = "Short Sleeve",
                outfitData = {
                    ["pants"]     = { item = 24, texture = 0 },
                    ["arms"]      = { item = 19, texture = 0 },
                    ["t-shirt"]   = { item = 58, texture = 0 },
                    ["vest"]      = { item = 0,  texture = 0 },
                    ["torso2"]    = { item = 55, texture = 0 },  -- jacket
                    ["shoes"]     = { item = 51, texture = 0 },
                    ["accessory"] = { item = 0,  texture = 0 },  -- neck
                    ["bag"]       = { item = 0,  texture = 0 },
                    ["hat"]       = { item = -1, texture = -1 }, -- -1 = none
                    ["glass"]     = { item = 0,  texture = 0 },
                    ["mask"]      = { item = 0,  texture = 0 },
                },
                grades = { 0, 1, 2, 3, 4 },
            },
            -- more outfits…
        },
        ["Female"] = { --[[ … ]] },
    },
}

Field	Effect
key (`"police"`)	The job/gang name, matched against the player’s framework job/gang.
`Male` / `Female`	Gender split - the menu shows the list matching the player’s ped gender.
`name`	Outfit label shown in the menu.
`outfitData`	The clothing to apply, keyed by slot (see below). Each slot is `{ item, texture }`.
`grades`	Which job grades may use this outfit. A grade `2` player sees only outfits whose `grades` include `2`.

Outfit slots

outfitData uses named slots rather than raw component IDs:

Slot	Maps to	Slot	Maps to
`mask`	Mask (1)	`accessory`	Scarf & chains (7)
`arms`	Arms (3)	`t-shirt`	Undershirt (8)
`torso2`	Jacket / top (11)	`vest`	Body armour (9)
`pants`	Legs (4)	`decals`	Decals (10)
`bag`	Bag (5)	`hat`	Hat prop (0)
`shoes`	Shoes (6)	`glass`	Glasses prop (1)
		`ear`	Ear prop (2)

In each slot, item is the drawable and texture the variation. Use item = -1 (and texture = -1) to leave a prop slot empty (e.g. no hat).

The quickest way to author an outfit is to build the look in the appearance menu, note the drawable/texture numbers per slot, and transcribe them into an outfitData block.

Who can manage outfits

Config.EnableJobOutfitsCommand - enables the /joboutfits and /gangoutfits commands so players can open their outfits without a clothing room.
Config.BossManagedOutfits - lets job/gang bosses add and manage their own outfits in-game (stored per job, separate from this static list).
Config.PersistUniforms - keeps a job/gang outfit applied across reconnects/logouts instead of reverting to the saved skin.

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Structure

Outfit slots

Who can manage outfits

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​Outfit slots

​Who can manage outfits

Structure

Outfit slots

Who can manage outfits