Before you install.
Use current compatible FiveM artifacts with collection natives, GTA V freemode models, and OneSync. Install one supported framework (Qbox, QBCore, or ESX), oxmysql, and MySQL/MariaDB. Native proximity interaction uses E by default; ox_target is optional.
The supplied build is version 1.0.0-rc.2. Framework adapter and bridge source checks are documented in the resource; connected FiveM acceptance remains pending. Review the included PRODUCT, BRIDGES, and VALIDATION guides for the exact selector versions and compatibility boundaries.
A considered start.
- Back up existing character data. This build uses its own appearance schema and does not import legacy skins.
- Place
simply-appearance in your server’s resources directory. Keep that resource name and include the compiled web/dist folder. - Import
sql/001_initial.sql into the database used by oxmysql. - Review
config.lua, including your framework, stores, pricing, permissions, and uniforms. - Review dependent resources and disable the previous appearance loader before Simply Appearance takes ownership of loading character appearance.
- Start the framework and database dependency before Simply Appearance. Review the versioned bridge instructions for character selection and first-character creation.
ensure oxmysql
ensure qbx_core
ensure simply-appearance
Use qb-core for QBCore or es_extended for ESX instead of qbx_core. The included bridge installer checks source fingerprints and makes backups; custom selectors require a compatible integration rather than assumed automatic support.
Choose your studio.
Central settings live in config.lua. They cover stores, interactions, permissions, pricing, outfits, uniforms, camera profiles, language, and presentation.
Config.ui.style = 'simply'
Config.ui.accent = 'auto'
Config.locale = 'en'
Included styles: Simply, Minimal, Atelier, Ivory, Arctic, Noir, Slate, Sage, Rose, and Contrast. Changing the configured style requires restarting the resource and reopening the editor; no frontend rebuild is needed.
Included languages: English, Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese, French, German, Italian, Russian, Turkish, Simplified Chinese, and Japanese. Language packs are editable. Configure temporary uniforms using your server’s installed clothing assets and job permissions.
The default map configuration includes 14 clothing stores and 7 barbers. Review the supplied wardrobe positions and access rules before using them in your server.
A feel for the interface.
The browser preview uses the compiled React/TypeScript interface supplied with the resource. It simulates categories, controls, styling, and messages. It does not render a GTA character, connect to your server database, save a live outfit, or perform a payment. Amounts shown inside the studio are illustrative in-game prices, not the script’s store price.
Included scope covers freemode character customization, clothing and accessories, personal outfits, and configurable temporary job uniforms. Tattoo editing, legacy appearance imports, and a photographed clothing catalog are not included in this build. Native-speaker editorial review and connected FiveM acceptance are still noted as pending in the supplied release documentation.
Explore the resource The settings, explained.
Public configuration reference for Simply Appearance 1.0.0-rc.2. Edit the root config.lua, restart the resource, and reopen the editor after presentation changes. The source guides referenced in these tables are included with the resource.
Creator, prices and payments
Wardrobe, uniforms and clothing restrictions
Automatic resource connections