Configuration

Welcome to MBT Meta Clothes Configuration Guide!

MBT.Debug = false

If set to true, this variable enables debugging information to be displayed. Debugging information can help developers track issues and understand how the system is functioning. For non-developers, it's generally safe to leave this as false unless you're troubleshooting with assistance from a developer.

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MMBT.Language = "EN"

This variable stores the selected language for the application's user interface. It allows users to switch between different languages for labels and messages.

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MBT.Framework = "OX"

This variable specifies the chosen framework for the application. It helps the application adapt its behavior to the specific framework's requirements, such as "OX," "ESX," or "QB."

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MBT.MenuKey = "J"

This variable holds the keyboard key that triggers the menu within the application. For example, setting it to "J" means that pressing the "J" key will open the clothes menu.

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MBT.Labels = {
--
}

This table contains language-specific labels and descriptions used in the application's UI. It's organized based on the chosen language ("IT" for Italian and "EN" for English). The labels define text used for various UI elements like messages, accessories, and clothing types.

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MBT.Drawables = {
    --
}

This table defines various customizable options related to character appearance, specifically clothing items. It includes labels, default values, and animations for different parts of the character's clothing.

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MBT.Props = {
    --
}

Similar to MBT.Drawables, this table defines options for character accessories like hats, glasses, and more. It includes labels, default values, animations, and related items.

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MBT.NotifyHandler = function(text, type)
    --[[
        text = "Lorem Ipsum"
        type = "error" / "info" / "warning"
    ]]

   -- Put your notify here
end

This function is a notification handler that displays notifications within the application. It takes a text message and a type (error, info, warning) as parameters and uses them to determine the content and appearance of notifications shown to the user.

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