Wardrobe

Store and change outfits inside a property. The wardrobe can run internally (built-in outfit store) or hand off to an external clothing resource.

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Placing a wardrobeCopy Anchor Link

Like stashes, wardrobes are placed where you want them, never opened from the door.

• Wardrobe point: radial → Property → Wardrobe Point, place the marker.
• Wardrobe furniture: a wardrobe prop placed in the modeler.

Config.Wardrobe.Mode picks which are allowed ('furniture', 'points', 'both'); a property may place up to Config.Wardrobe.MaxPoints (2) points.

Open a wardrobe by walking to it and pressing E. Wardrobe points carry a [G] Remove wardrobe option (for those with decorate rights). Every wardrobe at a property opens the same outfit store, the points are just the where; capacity is the property's wardrobe_slots.

Internal mode (default)Copy Anchor Link

Config.Clothing.Mode = 'internal'.

• Outfits are stored per property (collective) and filtered by ped model, so a male ped never sees outfits saved on a female ped.
• Actions: wear / save / delete an outfit.
• Capacity = min(property.wardrobe_slots, Config.Clothing.OutfitGlobalCap) (global cap default 12).

External modeCopy Anchor Link

Config.Clothing.Mode = 'external'.

Opening a wardrobe calls your clothing resource instead. Bridges are provided for:

• illenium-appearance
• fivem-appearance
• qb-clothing

Caps & pricingCopy Anchor Link

• wardrobeSlots cascades from the block fit-out caps → Config.Stash.GlobalCap → (Classic) Config.Classic.FitoutCaps.
• Fitting a wardrobe can be charged via Config.FeaturePricing.wardrobe.
• Starting slots: Config.PropertyDefaults.wardrobeSlots (4).