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# MultiJob Outfit

Jobbezogene Outfit-Verwaltung für ESX.

## 👕 MultiJob Outfit

**Premium · 9,51 €**\
ESX

Verwalte Outfits passend zu mehreren Jobs und Fraktionen.

<a href="https://fivem-mb-development-shop.tebex.io/" class="button primary" data-icon="cart-shopping">Auf Tebex kaufen</a>

### ✨ Funktionen

* Jobbezogene Outfit-Auswahl.
* Ergänzung für MultiJob-Setups.
* Modernes UI.
* ESX-Unterstützung für Jobzuordnung und Berechtigungen.
* Outfit-Zuordnungen lassen sich pro Job konfigurieren.

### Voraussetzungen

#### Erforderlich

* `es_extended`

#### Optional

* Weitere Abhängigkeiten stehen in der gekauften Ressourcenanleitung.

{% hint style="info" %}
Weitere Abhängigkeiten stehen in der gekauften Ressourcenanleitung.
{% endhint %}

### Installation

#### 1. Ressource installieren

Lege den gelieferten Ressourcenordner unverändert hier ab:

```
resources/[mb-scripts]/<ressourcenordner>
```

1. Kaufe die Ressource über Tebex.
2. Starte ESX und mitgelieferte Abhängigkeiten vor der Ressource.
3. Ergänze in `server.cfg`:

```cfg
ensure <ressourcenordner>
```

### Konfiguration

Konfiguriere Jobs und Outfit-Zuordnungen in den mitgelieferten Dateien.

### Befehle

Die verfügbaren Befehle stehen in der Ressourcenanleitung.

### Events

Es sind keine öffentlichen Events dokumentiert.

### Exports

Es sind keine öffentlichen Exports dokumentiert.

### Fehlerbehebung

Prüfe Jobnamen und die konfigurierte Outfit-Integration.

### Support

Melde dein Problem über den [Support](broken://spaces/Soh09ySTI386QOK3LmtK/pages/0d27567c1688c2a79ecdcf7d65b6cee46c920dd3).


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