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# Changelog

Every release of Vision Advanced Clothing.

## 1.0.0

*Initial release.*

* **GTA Online-style appearance interface** on top of illenium-appearance.
* **Clothing stores** (15 locations), barbers, tattoo parlours, plastic surgeon, plus salon and cosmetic studio examples.
* **Character creator** for every framework through illenium's `InitializeCharacter` (no multicharacter edits).
* **Wardrobes**: personal, home, job and gang, up to 50 outfits with tags and favourites.
* **Outfit bags** (ox\_inventory) sold at every clothing store.
* **Outfit sharing**: share codes and nearby offers.
* **Private showroom** interior with automatic interior detection (optional, off by default).
* **Custom peds** per character with `/giveped`.
* Colour filter, body hotspots, compatibility rules, locked items and optional ownership.
* **4,778 thumbnails** for base-game and DLC clothing, keyed by clothing collection.
* **Framework auto-detect**: Qbox, QBCore, ESX, ox\_core and standalone (open-source bridge).
* **English and Arabic** (right to left), with a per-player language switch.

{% hint style="info" %}
**Updating?** Back up `config/`, `shared/locales/`, `bridge/` and `install/` (and `data/colors/` if you built a colour index), replace the folder, then copy your changes back.
{% endhint %}


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