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# Overview

An in-game custom clothing studio for FiveM. Players walk up to a designer station, open a full-screen design canvas, paint, draw, type, upload, or **AI-generate** a graphic onto a real GTA garment, then save and print it as a wearable inventory item that anyone on the server can equip and see. Supports **QBCore**, **Qbox**, and **ESX** out of the box.

**Price:** $55.00 | [Buy on Tebex](https://goonsquad-inc.tebex.io/)

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## Features

### Design Studio

* Full-screen, in-game design canvas with layers, transforms, undo/redo, fonts, shapes, and image uploads
* Live 3D preview of the design wrapped onto the actual GTA garment as you edit
* Library of every available silhouette, filterable by gender and category
* "My Designs" panel showing every design the player has saved, with thumbnails
* Drag-and-drop image upload (PNG / JPEG / WebP, up to 4 MB by default)
* Asset URL import — paste any public HTTPS image URL
* AI Mode — type a prompt and get a Gemini-generated design back as a new layer

### Wearables

* Equipping a printed shirt swaps the player's shirt / pants / undershirt / shoes to the saved design — no character editor required
* All other players see the equipped design instantly, without a character refresh
* Equipped wearables persist across player disconnects, server restarts, and ped model swaps
* Players can hand printed shirts to friends, sell them, or store them like any other item

### Unlimited Designs

* Server hosts an effectively unlimited number of published designs
* Just drop new garment templates in and run a single command — the resource handles the rest
* No server restart required to publish or wear a new design

### Framework Integration

* Auto-detects QBCore, Qbox (qbx\_core + ox\_inventory), or ESX
* Uses `ox_inventory` for shirt items when available; falls back to QBCore / ESX inventory otherwise
* Designer-station access is gated by job + grade (configurable per job)
* Printed shirts show their own design preview as the inventory thumbnail (with `ox_inventory`)

### Built-in Hosting Bridge

* Optional Discord webhook bridge for hosting design previews and uploaded images
* Removes the FiveM NUI size cap on large image uploads
* Required for AI Mode output hosting

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## Framework Support

| Framework        | Status       |
| ---------------- | ------------ |
| QBCore           | Full support |
| Qbox (qbx\_core) | Full support |
| ESX (legacy)     | Full support |
| Auto-detection   | Included     |

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## Requirements

| Dependency            | Notes                                                |
| --------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------- |
| `oxmysql`             | Database connector (required)                        |
| `ox_inventory`        | Recommended on QBCore, required on Qbox              |
| `qb-core`             | If using QBCore framework                            |
| `es_extended`         | If using ESX framework                               |
| Discord webhook URL   | Required for AI image hosting and large user uploads |
| Google Gemini API key | Optional — only required if you want AI Mode enabled |

> ClothDesigner ships ready to run. No separate build step or extra installs are required.

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## Quick Start

See [Installation](/docs/clothdesigner/installation.md) for full setup instructions.


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