Outfit Bag
A portable wardrobe and static job-uniform system, configured through an in-game admin tablet. Players place a physical bag, open it through an entity interaction, and wear full outfits or individual clothing groups.
Two kinds of bags
| Inventory bags | Static Job Bags |
|---|---|
| Small, medium and large definitions are pre-created. | Administrators place a permanent wardrobe prop. |
| Using an item places it nearby; it does not open the wardrobe. | No inventory item is required to use it. |
| The player who places the item manages the ground bag. | Access is selected by job and individual rank. |
| Public access lets other players wear outfits only. | Each outfit can inherit access or narrow it to selected bag ranks. |
| Pickup returns the unique item with its identity. | Only administrators edit the bag and its presets. |
Player experience
- Realistic fabric bag interface with configurable fabric color, searchable outfits and model compatibility.
- Expandable rows with male/female indicators, actual worn-clothing matching and individual clothing-group controls.
- Wear or remove a group; configured naked defaults supply the replacement components.
- Small preview ped with animated outfit changes. Preview can be switched off while the bag camera remains active.
- Owner-only outfit saving, renaming and deletion; new outfits use the next free slot.
- Inline bag renaming and in-bag color selection when permitted by the administrator.
- Browsing animation persists while the bag is open, pauses for clothing changes and resumes afterward.
- Configurable robbery for inventory bags, with timed sessions and persistent cooldowns.
Administration
The tablet contains Bag Items, Active Bags, Job Bags, Bridge, Outfit Rules, Naked defaults, and Settings.
Global Outfit Rules cover 15 clothing/prop slots. Hair, face and skin appearance are excluded. Blacklists can restrict a drawable across all textures or only specific textures, optionally for a particular player model.
Performance and validation
Catalogs are cached, searches are paginated, and outfit data is requested when needed rather than broadcast to all players. Gameplay checks revalidate ownership, job/rank, player model, distance and routing bucket on the server. Cache contents are not used as permission grants.
The current safety limits include 2,000 active inventory-bag placements, 500 static Job Bags, and 100 outfits per static bag. These are safeguards, not a tested player-capacity guarantee. Test your actual framework, inventory and clothing versions before production; no 1,000-player load certification is claimed.
Next steps
Included languages: Arabic, German, English, Spanish, French, Dutch, Polish, Brazilian Portuguese, Russian and Turkish. Language selection is in Bridge; Arabic uses right-to-left text. Locale files are unlocked, with English fallback for missing custom translations.
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Package
| Package | Resource Folder | Frameworks | Category |
|---|---|---|---|
| Script Package | fs_outfitbag | ESX, QBCore, Qbox | FiveM Script |