Outfit bag script for FiveM with preview ped, save and multiplayer sharing on ESX, QBCore and Qbox
Wais Outfit Bag is a ready-to-run FiveM resource that adds a complete, configurable system to your roleplay server. It supports ESX, QBCore and Qbox.
The Wais Outfit Bag is a 0.00-resmon FiveM clothing script that turns a single inventory item into a full outfit wardrobe for ESX, QBCore and Qbox roleplay. Players drop a bag on the ground, hand it to a friend or wear it on their back, then open a clean preview UI to save, hover-preview and switch complete outfits in seconds. The whole thing is config-driven, sits on top of the player data layers you already run, and has been stress-tested at 400 concurrent players by the creator.
What Wais Outfit Bag brings to your server
The goal of Wais Outfit Bag is simple: give players something new to do and give staff a system they can trust. It runs light, stays readable for your developers and fits the way modern FiveM servers are put together.
Key features
- Preview Ped — hover any saved outfit to see it on the character instantly before equipping
- Wear specific clothing categories (mask, neck, arms, t-shirt, vest, badge, torso2, bag, pants, shoes, hat, glasses, ear, watch, bracelet)
- Equipped Bag — a visible backpack prop appears on the character's back while the bag is active (configurable)
- Multiplayer Access — place the bag on the ground and nearby players can open it and equip stored outfits
- Save Skin option — the player's last-worn outfit persists across sessions (configurable)
- Sync Actions — animations and prop logic stay in sync for every nearby player
- Config-driven setup — slot counts, item name, bag model, open range, cooldowns, animations all exposed
- 0.00 resmon client-side, 0.00 server-side under 400-player load
- 7-language locale set; add new languages via the locale files
How servers use it
Whether your city has 30 players or 300, Wais Outfit Bag adds structure to the experience and gives people something to come back for. Wais Outfit Bag is written to stay light. Loops sleep when nothing is happening, heavy work stays on the server where it belongs, and the resource keeps a low footprint on the resource monitor.
Installation and compatibility
Setup takes a few minutes: place the resource in your resources folder, review the config file, ensure it in server.cfg and restart. Check the included readme for any dependencies your framework needs. Browse more Inventory & Crafting Scripts, or see the full FiveM scripts range to complete your setup.
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Quick specs
- Type: Server resource
- Category: Inventory & Crafting Scripts
- Framework: ESX, QBCore and Qbox (standalone-friendly)
- Install: Drag and drop into resources, ensure in server.cfg
- Delivery: Instant download after payment
Frequently asked questions
Is Wais Outfit Bag compatible with QBCore, ESX and Qbox?
Wais Outfit Bag is made for the common FiveM frameworks. Check the included readme for the exact dependencies your setup needs before starting it.
Is it hard to configure?
No. The main options sit in a readable config file, so you can change prices, timers, locations and text without editing the core code.
Will this inventory and crafting script affect performance?
It is written to stay light: loops sleep when nothing is happening and heavy logic runs on the server, keeping resmon low.
