ZSX Multicharacter

If you're using ZSX_Multicharacter, you may need to make some additional modifications. Follow the instructions below based on your clothing script. If you're not using ZSX_Multicharacter, you can skip this section.

qb-clothing

If you're using qb-clothing, no additional modifications are needed as long as you've already configured it and followed this step.

illenium-appearance

1. Navigate to framework_functions.lua in the ZSX_Multicharacter/client/framework folder.

2. Locate the following line in the file:

exports['illenium-appearance']:startPlayerCustomization(function (skin)

1. Just below the line HandleHud(false) (around line 92), insert the following code:

TriggerEvent("eh_cutscene:client:StartCutscene") -->> Start eh_cutscene
print('^2Started eh_cutscene')

This is how the modified client code should look like

fivem-appearance

1. Navigate to framework_functions.lua in the ZSX_Multicharacter/client/framework folder.

2. Locate the following line in the file:

exports.bl_appearance:InitialCreation(function()

1. Just below the line HandleHud(false) (around line 113), insert the following code:

TriggerEvent("eh_cutscene:client:StartCutscene") -->> Start eh_cutscene
print('^2Started eh_cutscene')

This is how the modified client code should look like

bl_appearance

1. Navigate to framework_functions.lua in the ZSX_Multicharacter/client/framework folder.

2. Locate the following line in the file:

exports['fivem-appearance']:startPlayerCustomization(function (skin)

1. Just below the line HandleHud(false) (around line 79), insert the following code:

TriggerEvent("eh_cutscene:client:StartCutscene") -->> Start eh_cutscene
print('^2Started eh_cutscene')

This is how the modified client code should look like