Clothing · FiveM
Bring your YDDs and YTDs and the studio numbers them, writes the YMT and the meta, and hands you a resource that’s ready to start.
Add the garments’ YDD models and YTD textures.
Pick the ped and the collection name. Check the pairs and suggested renames before exporting.
Export the collection and follow the instructions included in the archive to install it.
A FiveM collection ZIP with native files, configuration and manifest.
Press “Add YDD + YTD” or drag the files onto the page: the garment models and their textures. They can come from different places, with mixed names.
If the clothes are inside a dlc.rpf, open it in Resource Builder first. There, freemode clothes show up aside, with “Open in Addon EUP Creator”, and arrive here with the character and the collection name filled in.
In “Target character” you choose the body: mp_m_freemode_01 or mp_f_freemode_01. A collection belongs to one body, so men’s and women’s clothes go into separate collections.
The collection name becomes the resource name and the file prefix. Use lowercase letters, digits and _, for example police_rp.
The game links a model to its texture by name only, but files rarely arrive named correctly. The studio tries the name first, then reads the texture names inside, where the real identity is written. Each row shows where it found it: “from the name”, “from the contents” or “chosen by you”.
When nothing turns up, it asks you to “Set the component and index”. “Internal names” shows what the file calls itself inside, so the choice is easy.
Variants with gaps (a, c, d) get renumbered in order, and props (hats, glasses) don’t need the race suffix. The studio makes these fixes by itself.
The check column looks at model and texture pairs, LODs, mipmaps, sizes, duplicates and internal references. Errors block the export; warnings only let you know.
You can filter the report, search a file or a problem and download everything with “Download the JSON report”. Clicking a file in the report shows it in the list.
Once there are no errors, press “Generate the collection” and download the ZIP. The studio renames the files after the collection and writes the YMT, the shop META and fxmanifest.lua.
Models, rigging and UVs stay the original ones. An export costs 14 credits.
Hats compress hair through the MH_Hair_Scale and MH_Hair_Crown bones. If your hairstyle is tied only to the head, the checks show it and the export adds the two bones with the average weights of the game’s hairstyles. Read the message after the export and try the hair under a hat on your test server.
In “Generated collection”, press “Heel” next to the shoe. The YMT gets the heel in expressionMods, like the 81 heeled shoes in the freemode collections, and the game raises the foot onto the toes. Faces, masks, hair and neck pieces hide themselves in first person, like the game does, so they don’t cover the camera.
When the collection has masks, tick “Masks tuck the hair”. The export adds pedalternatevariations.meta: with the mask on, the game’s hairstyles that have a tucked variant (83 male, 85 female) switch to it, like under the game’s balaclavas. Beards are head overlays, not pieces, so the mask has to cover them itself.
The checks found at least one error: a texture without a model, a duplicate name or a reference that doesn’t match. Each error names the file and what to do.
The file name didn’t say which garment it is, so the studio read the texture names inside, where the game keeps the piece’s real identity.
No. An add-on collection belongs to one character. Make two collections with different names.
u is a universal garment, the same for every skin tone. r is per race, with separate textures per skin tone. The studio reads it from the name and keeps it.
Importing and checking are free. Generating the collection costs 14 credits.