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Dynamic Config Builders

Learn about our Dynamic Config Builders and how to profit from them

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Introduction

The Dynamic Config Builders in Durty Cloth Tool provide an automated way to generate specific configuration files for your cloth resources. These files are dynamically created during the build process, making them in most cases ready for use with various supported scripts, such as clothing store or tattoo shop scripts in multiplayer mods like FiveM.

Dynamic Config Builders streamline the process of setting up these configuration files, saving you time and ensuring your resources are immediately compatible with different scripts. However, they do not ensure the structural or optimization correctness of the resources themselves; their primary role is to generate the necessary configuration files for external scripts. Users simply need to enable the relevant options in the Build Options window, and the Dynamic Config Builders will handle the rest automatically.

Supported Dynamic Config Builders

Below is a list of the currently supported Dynamic Config Builders:

Config Builder
Description

(FiveM) xnTattoos config file

Generates a configuration file for the FiveM xnTattoos script

(FiveM) qb-tattooshop config file

Generates a configuration file for the FiveM qb-tattooshop script

(FiveM) ESX-TattooShop config file

Generates a configuration file for the FiveM ESX-TattooShop script

(FiveM) Rcore-Tattoos config file

Generates a configuration file for the FiveM Rcore-Tattoos script

(FiveM) illenium-appearance config file

Generates a configuration file for the FiveM illenium-appearance script resource

General Information Dumps:

Clothes info dump

Dumps information related to cloth resources for general development

Tattoos info dump

Dumps tattoo-related data for general pipeline or script usage

How to Use Dynamic Config Builders

  1. Enabling Config Builders To use the Dynamic Config Builders, simply tick the related config options in the Build Options window before you start the build process. Each supported config file type will be listed, and you can choose which ones to generate based on your project needs.

  2. No Customization or Manual Setup Once a config builder is enabled, there is no further setup or customization required. The system is designed to automatically generate the proper config files based on the cloth resource and the target script.

  3. General Info Dumps For broader development purposes or for building your own systems (such as clothing shop scripts), you can enable the Clothes info dump or Tattoos info dump. These files provide detailed data that can be integrated into your own workflows and custom scripts.

  4. Copy the generated file contents or entire file to the actual folder / file where this configuration is required, like in your tattoo script. For more specific information please contact the script creator.

Keep in mind many of these script configurations are not meant as "drop-in" fixes, usually they require additional steps like merging them with your existing configuration or referencing related file somewhere. Please get in contact with the Creator that provides support for the used script resource.

Tattoo and Clothing related Dynamic Config Builder Options are only enabled and check-able when Tattoos and/or Clothing in the Cloth Project exists.

Summary

The Dynamic Config Builders feature in Durty Cloth Tool makes it easier to generate essential configuration files for various scripts, particularly in FiveM environments. Users can quickly enable the relevant config builders in the Build Options window to generate the required files. Additionally, the info dumps offer valuable resources for custom development or integrating cloth resources into custom scripts.

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