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# Quick start

From install to your first purchase, haircut and shared outfit in five minutes.

This walkthrough tests every part of the script with the default config. It assumes you finished the [Installation](/visionstore-docs/scripts/advanced-clothing/installation.md) and the [illenium-appearance setup](/visionstore-docs/scripts/advanced-clothing/illenium-setup.md).

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### Buy something

Walk into **Binco Strawberry** (`425.91, -801.03`). You get an `[E] BINCO` prompt (zones) or an **Open Clothing Store** target option.

1. Open **CLOTHING → TOPS** and click a few tops. They appear on your ped right away.
2. Drag the mouse to rotate, use the wheel to zoom.
3. Press **TAB** to confirm. The TOTAL COST strip shows the price plus tax.

Open the store again and press **ESC** without buying: your original clothes come back.
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### Get a haircut

Visit the **barber in Rockford** (`-814.22, -183.7`). You see one HAIR section, priced per change: $50 for a haircut, $25 for facial hair or eyebrows. Pick a style and a colour, then press **TAB**.

Then try the **tattoo parlour in Vinewood** (`1322.6, -1651.9`) and the **plastic surgeon at Pillbox Hill** (`298.78, -572.81`).
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### Save and share an outfit

In any clothing store, open **OUTFITS** at the store root.

1. Press **SAVE CURRENT OUTFIT**, give it a name and optional tags.
2. Select it and press **SHARE**. You get a code like `K7-3PQX-M2ZD`.
3. On another character, open **OUTFITS → IMPORT**, type the code, **PREVIEW** it and **IMPORT** it.
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### Create a character

Create a new character with your multicharacter. Vision Clothing's character creator opens with all six sections. Press **SAVE CHARACTER** and the spawn continues as usual.
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### Switch the language

Type **`/appearancelang ar`** and reopen a store: the interface switches to Arabic, right to left. `/appearancelang en` switches back.
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**Tip:** as an admin, **`/clothingshop`** opens a free menu with every section and category. Perfect for testing looks without paying. Add a player id to open it on someone else: `/clothingshop 12`.
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## Next steps

* Change prices and tax: [Prices and payment](/visionstore-docs/scripts/advanced-clothing/configuration/prices-and-payment.md)
* Add your own stores or move them: [Shops and locations](/visionstore-docs/scripts/advanced-clothing/configuration/shops-and-locations.md)
* Set up job lockers and uniforms: [Wardrobes, uniforms and locks](/visionstore-docs/scripts/advanced-clothing/configuration/wardrobes-and-uniforms.md)


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