With sl_clothshop, players can browse and purchase clothing items and barber services at dedicated shop locations across the map. The script features a real-time clothing preview with camera controls, a persistent outfit saving system, and support for both cash and card payments. Built for ESX with database persistence, it integrates with the standard skin and inventory system.

Features:

Clothing Shop:

• 12 Clothing Categories: Masks, hats, glasses, tops, pants, shoes, and more — all browsable with live in-game preview.
• Real-Time Preview: Players can see clothing changes instantly with dynamic camera controls including zoom, rotation, and height adjustment.
• Payment Methods: Supports cash and card payments with balance validation before purchase.

Barber Shop:

• 9 Barber Categories: Hair, hair color, eyebrows, beard, lipstick, earrings, and more — all with live preview.
• Dedicated Locations: 7 pre-configured barber shop locations with map blips.

Outfit Management:

• Save & Load Outfits: Players can save complete outfits to a database, rename them, and load them at any time.
• Configurable Outfit Slots: The maximum number of saved outfits per player is fully configurable.

Administration:

• Discord Logging: All purchases are logged to a configurable Discord webhook with player name, identifiers, and cost.
  
  

Customization Options:

• Prices: Set clothing and barber prices independently via SL.price and SL.barberPrice in config/config.lua.
• Max Outfits: Configure the outfit slot limit per player via SL.maxOutfits.
• Shop & Barber Locations: Add or remove coordinates and camera settings for clothing stores and barber shops.
• Blips: Configurable blip sprite, color, and scale for both clothing and barber locations.
• Discord Webhook: Configure bot name, avatar, embed color, and webhook URL in config/sv_config.lua.
• UI Styling: Adapt colors and layout in html/assets/css/style.css or use the included color tool to recolor the entire UI.

Requirements:

• es_extended 1.1 / 1.2 or higher.
• oxmysql.
• skinchanger or esx_skin.

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