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# Gloves, outfit and feel

The gloves item, the fight outfit, effects, sound, animations and keys.

## Gloves

```lua
Config.Gloves = {
    Item = 'boxing_gloves',          -- inventory item (false = gloves only inside fights)
    Model = 'prop_boxing_glove_01',
    Left  = { bone = 61007, pos = vec3(0.05, 0.00, 0.04),  rot = vec3(0.0, 90.0, -90.0) },
    Right = { bone = 43810, pos = vec3(0.05, 0.00, -0.04), rot = vec3(0.0, 90.0, 90.0) },
    BlockWeapons = true,             -- no weapons while wearing gloves
    RenderDistance = 80.0,
}
```

* Players **use the item** to lace the gloves up or take them off. Everyone nearby sees them.
* Losing the item (drop, give, sell) takes the gloves off (ox\_inventory).
* Inside a fight, the ring's rules decide: gloves on, off, or the fighters' choice.

## Fight outfit

Fighters box **shirtless**. Their exact clothes come back when they leave the ring, and nothing is saved to your appearance / clothing database. This only applies to freemode peds.

```lua
Config.Outfit = {
    Enabled = true,
    Male = {
        components = {
            [11] = { 15, 0 },  -- top: bare torso
            [8]  = { 15, 0 },  -- undershirt: none
            [3]  = { 15, 0 },  -- arms
            -- ... armour, decals, bag, chains, mask
        },
        props = { 0, 1, 2, 6, 7 },  -- removed: hat, glasses, ears, watch, bracelet
    },
    Female = { ... },
}
```

Want boxing shorts? Add `[4] = { drawable, texture }` (legs) with your server's clothing ids.

## Feel

```lua
Config.Feel = {
    Sweat = true,            -- fighters get sweatier every round
    Face = 'mood_angry_1',   -- facial expression while fighting (false = off)
    Blood = true,            -- bare-knuckle power punches draw blood
}
```

## Sound

All sound is **generated live in the UI**: bell, punches, crowd, countdown, heartbeat at low HP, K.O. boom and victory stings. There are no audio files to stream. Spectators hear it quieter the further away they are.

```lua
Config.Audio = {
    Volume = 0.75,  -- master volume
    Crowd = 0.5,    -- crowd reactions
}
```

## Animations

```lua
Config.Anims = {
    WarmupMale   = { dict = 'anim@mp_player_intcelebrationmale@shadow_boxing',   clip = 'shadow_boxing' },
    WarmupFemale = { dict = 'anim@mp_player_intcelebrationfemale@shadow_boxing', clip = 'shadow_boxing' },
    Celebrate    = { dict = 'rcmfanatic1celebrate', clip = 'celebrate' },
    Stretch      = { dict = 'mini@triathlon',       clip = 'idle_e' },
}
```

Any base-game or streamed animation works.

## Keys

```lua
Config.Keys = {
    Towel = 'BACK',      -- hold to throw in the towel (a FiveM key binding)
    TowelHold = 1500,    -- ms to hold
}

-- The controls legend shown to fighters
Config.ControlsHelp = {
    { key = 'R',     label = 'controls.light' },
    { key = 'LMB',   label = 'controls.heavy' },
    { key = 'RMB',   label = 'controls.lock' },
    { key = 'SPACE', label = 'controls.dodge' },
}
```

{% hint style="info" %}
The towel and knockout keys are FiveM key bindings: each player can rebind them in **Settings → Key Bindings → FiveM**.
{% endhint %}


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