getForcedComponents
Returns every component GTA forces alongside a garment, arms, undershirts, decals. These are the pieces the game itself considers mandatory for the garment to render correctly, as opposed to the merely suggested ones shown in the GOES WITH panel.
💡 Syntax
local forced = exports['kartik-clothing']:getForcedComponents(componentId, drawable, texture)📥 Parameters
| Parameter | Type | Optional | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
componentId | number | No | The component the garment sits in, usually 11 for tops. |
drawable | number | No | Drawable index of the garment. |
texture | number | Yes | Texture index. Defaults to 0. |
📤 Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
table[] | A list of { componentId, drawable, texture }. Empty when the garment forces nothing, or when the game has no record of it. |
💻 Example
local forced = exports['kartik-clothing']:getForcedComponents(11, 84)
for _, piece in ipairs(forced) do
print(('component %d must be %d/%d'):format(piece.componentId, piece.drawable, piece.texture))
end🔗 Related
- getRecommendedArms
/compatdebugin Asset & Development Tools prints the same data plus the underlying component hash.
getRecommendedArms
Returns the arms (component 3) GTA recommends for a given garment, without applying them. Useful for previewing a uniform, or for deciding whether an outfit needs correcting before you commit it.
useClothingItem
Equips a clothing inventory item onto the local player's ped. Both exports are aliases of the same handler, use whichever name reads better against your inventory's API.