The red block repeats in the console every ten seconds, and admins opening the studio get the same notice with the lines in F8. Every publish is refused until it is fixed. Add the five lines above the line that ensures qs-clothing-designer:

add_ace resource.qs-clothing-designer command.ensure allow
add_ace resource.qs-clothing-designer command.start allow
add_ace resource.qs-clothing-designer command.stop allow
add_ace resource.qs-clothing-designer command.restart allow
add_ace resource.qs-clothing-designer command.refresh allow

Pasting them into the live console works at once; the block stops and the console confirms that the permissions were found.

The player is not an admin for Clothing Creator: an ESX group listed in Config.AdminGroups, god / admin on QBCore and Qbox, or the command ace on standalone — see Claiming Admin Access.

If the command is not even recognised, it was renamed or emptied in Settings → Commands. The console prints the current name at every start (admin command: /…), or says that the admin command is switched off. The OpenStudio export still works either way.

Clothing Creator waited 30 seconds for its tables and gave up. oxmysql is not started before it, or mysql_connection_string is wrong. Fix the order in server.cfg and restart.

The asset pipeline is a C# module that runs on FXServer's Mono runtime. Update your server artifact to a recent one, and make sure server/dotnet/QsClothingCreator.Server.net.dll is present — an incomplete upload or an antivirus can remove it. Nothing can be built until this check passes.

The template files in qs-clothing-designer/templates did not arrive intact. Download the resource again from the CFX Portal and replace the folder; if you upload over FTP, use binary mode. Your data in qs-clothing-data is kept.

The interface ships ready-built in web/build. If the self-check reports web/build/index.html missing, the upload was incomplete — reinstall the resource.

Your character is not mp_m_freemode_01 or mp_f_freemode_01. Switch to a freemode character before designing.

Somebody stopped or restarted qs-clothing-meta by hand with players online. Starting it again under a running game crashes clients, so publishing is paused. Restart the server once and it clears. Never restart that resource by hand — Clothing Creator does it at safe moments.

It went into a new slot, a new collection or a used-up reserve, and you chose not to apply the declaration live. It goes live by itself when the server is empty or restarts. To do it now, use Admin → Apply now (no restart) or type qsc-apply in the console. A higher Reserved cells per slot makes this rarer.

The new declaration was held back to protect the players' games. Either a script on the admin's own game keeps a freemode ped alive (a character preview, a ped menu, a mannequin), or a player joined after you confirmed and was never warned. The item waits for a restart or an empty server; Apply now tries again.

The cycle timed out waiting for the drawables resource. On a slow or busy host, raise Settings → Publishing → Restart timeout. Otherwise read the server console for an error from qs-clothing-assets itself, and check that the add_ace lines are in place. The item is marked failed and nothing else changes.

A slot holds 128 items per collection, and overflow collections run up to eight per gender. Retire items nobody uses: with Reuse retired slots on, the next publish fills their cells.

All the variations of every item in one slot of a collection share a budget of 255 — a limit of the game itself. Publish with fewer variations, or retire items with many.

Their texture files are gone from qs-clothing-data/items — usually because the data folder was deleted or replaced during an update. Those cells ship empty so the rest of the collection keeps publishing. Open each design from Saved Designs and publish it again; it returns to the same cell.

The build service is not answering. Read the console from the resource start: the dotnet self-check line says why. Restarting qs-clothing-designer is safe at any time.

Another admin's publish is mid-cycle. Wait a few seconds and press Publish again.

The player's game does not have the item's collection: it waits for a restart, or it was applied after the player joined and they missed it. Reconnecting fixes the second case. qsc-collections in F8 lists what the player's game actually has — if no qsc_ collection appears, it never mounted.

The clothing declarations changed while this player was in game and their game could not take the change. They should reconnect before the next publish.

They did not press the refresh key before Flush prompt timeout ran out, so the publish carried on without them. Run qsc-flush to give everyone another prompt, or have them reconnect.

The key is only accepted once the player's clothes have finished loading — they see Your clothes are still loading — press again in a second. If the player rebound the key, the card shows the default; their own binding of Refresh clothing streaming cache in the FiveM key bindings is the one that works.

Expected. Reserved cells — declared ahead of use so new items go live without a restart — and retired items both show as empty options. Set Reserved cells per slot to 0 to stop reserving, at the cost of more publishes waiting for a restart.

Variations were added to an item that was already live. The game learns the new count at the next server start (or an empty server); until then variation A is worn instead.

Male and female items live in separate collections. Switch ped, or design the piece again on the other gender.

The pack is encrypted, and only the game of a licence owner can open it — the server has no key. These drawables cannot become templates. Ask the seller for an open (non-escrow) version.

The drawable in the pack is incomplete or unreadable, or it is a _m match-previous drawable, which cannot be imported. Re-upload the pack in binary mode, or skip those drawables.

You turned that slot off yourself in Settings → Slots, so the import did not switch it back on. Turn the slot on and the templates appear.

Published items are built on it, and removing it would leave them nothing to build from. Retire those items first.

The red block repeats in the console every ten seconds, and admins opening the studio get the same notice with the lines in F8. Every publish is refused until it is fixed. Add the five lines above the line that ensures qs-clothing-designer:

add_ace resource.qs-clothing-designer command.ensure allow
add_ace resource.qs-clothing-designer command.start allow
add_ace resource.qs-clothing-designer command.stop allow
add_ace resource.qs-clothing-designer command.restart allow
add_ace resource.qs-clothing-designer command.refresh allow

Pasting them into the live console works at once; the block stops and the console confirms that the permissions were found.

The player is not an admin for Clothing Creator: an ESX group listed in Config.AdminGroups, god / admin on QBCore and Qbox, or the command ace on standalone — see Claiming Admin Access.

If the command is not even recognised, it was renamed or emptied in Settings → Commands. The console prints the current name at every start (admin command: /…), or says that the admin command is switched off. The OpenStudio export still works either way.

Clothing Creator waited 30 seconds for its tables and gave up. oxmysql is not started before it, or mysql_connection_string is wrong. Fix the order in server.cfg and restart.

The asset pipeline is a C# module that runs on FXServer's Mono runtime. Update your server artifact to a recent one, and make sure server/dotnet/QsClothingCreator.Server.net.dll is present — an incomplete upload or an antivirus can remove it. Nothing can be built until this check passes.

The template files in qs-clothing-designer/templates did not arrive intact. Download the resource again from the CFX Portal and replace the folder; if you upload over FTP, use binary mode. Your data in qs-clothing-data is kept.

The interface ships ready-built in web/build. If the self-check reports web/build/index.html missing, the upload was incomplete — reinstall the resource.

Your character is not mp_m_freemode_01 or mp_f_freemode_01. Switch to a freemode character before designing.

Somebody stopped or restarted qs-clothing-meta by hand with players online. Starting it again under a running game crashes clients, so publishing is paused. Restart the server once and it clears. Never restart that resource by hand — Clothing Creator does it at safe moments.

It went into a new slot, a new collection or a used-up reserve, and you chose not to apply the declaration live. It goes live by itself when the server is empty or restarts. To do it now, use Admin → Apply now (no restart) or type qsc-apply in the console. A higher Reserved cells per slot makes this rarer.

The new declaration was held back to protect the players' games. Either a script on the admin's own game keeps a freemode ped alive (a character preview, a ped menu, a mannequin), or a player joined after you confirmed and was never warned. The item waits for a restart or an empty server; Apply now tries again.

The cycle timed out waiting for the drawables resource. On a slow or busy host, raise Settings → Publishing → Restart timeout. Otherwise read the server console for an error from qs-clothing-assets itself, and check that the add_ace lines are in place. The item is marked failed and nothing else changes.

A slot holds 128 items per collection, and overflow collections run up to eight per gender. Retire items nobody uses: with Reuse retired slots on, the next publish fills their cells.

All the variations of every item in one slot of a collection share a budget of 255 — a limit of the game itself. Publish with fewer variations, or retire items with many.

Their texture files are gone from qs-clothing-data/items — usually because the data folder was deleted or replaced during an update. Those cells ship empty so the rest of the collection keeps publishing. Open each design from Saved Designs and publish it again; it returns to the same cell.

The build service is not answering. Read the console from the resource start: the dotnet self-check line says why. Restarting qs-clothing-designer is safe at any time.

Another admin's publish is mid-cycle. Wait a few seconds and press Publish again.

The player's game does not have the item's collection: it waits for a restart, or it was applied after the player joined and they missed it. Reconnecting fixes the second case. qsc-collections in F8 lists what the player's game actually has — if no qsc_ collection appears, it never mounted.

The clothing declarations changed while this player was in game and their game could not take the change. They should reconnect before the next publish.

They did not press the refresh key before Flush prompt timeout ran out, so the publish carried on without them. Run qsc-flush to give everyone another prompt, or have them reconnect.

The key is only accepted once the player's clothes have finished loading — they see Your clothes are still loading — press again in a second. If the player rebound the key, the card shows the default; their own binding of Refresh clothing streaming cache in the FiveM key bindings is the one that works.

Expected. Reserved cells — declared ahead of use so new items go live without a restart — and retired items both show as empty options. Set Reserved cells per slot to 0 to stop reserving, at the cost of more publishes waiting for a restart.

Variations were added to an item that was already live. The game learns the new count at the next server start (or an empty server); until then variation A is worn instead.

Male and female items live in separate collections. Switch ped, or design the piece again on the other gender.

The pack is encrypted, and only the game of a licence owner can open it — the server has no key. These drawables cannot become templates. Ask the seller for an open (non-escrow) version.

The drawable in the pack is incomplete or unreadable, or it is a _m match-previous drawable, which cannot be imported. Re-upload the pack in binary mode, or skip those drawables.

You turned that slot off yourself in Settings → Slots, so the import did not switch it back on. Turn the slot on and the templates appear.

Published items are built on it, and removing it would leave them nothing to build from. Retire those items first.