Stock management

This page describes why you should use stock management.

Read more about how stock management mode works in the admin modes page.

Why use stock management

All clothing from the game and all current DLCs are already pre-configured and pre-assigned to the shops.

Categorization

Our script has every clothing categorized into specific shops. By default it's these:

• Binco - low budget

• Suburban - streetwear/urban

• Ponsonbys - high-end

• Ammunation - hunting, military

• Vespucci Movie Masks - movie/cartoon masks

• Vangelico - jewelry

The great thing is that you can create your own shops and categorize clothing however you want, whether it's a shop only for sunglasses or bags, it's up to you to decide. And that's where stock management comes in handy.

What if I add addon clothes?

By following the "Adding addon/replace clothes" checklist, you will add new clothes to the database. But just because you added them, it doesn't mean they will be visible in the shops. At the end of said checklist, you will be asked to categorize the clothing into shops and that's why you're probably here.

You have two options:

1. The easy one - enable Config.EveryShopHasEverything, now as the name suggests, every shop will have every clothing item available. This may be easy, but not recommended as it breaks the immersion.

2. Use stock management to categorize the clothing into shops:

   1. Categorize the addon clothes into shops

      1. Go to the shop you want to add the clothes to (binco, suburban, ...)

      2. Enable admin mode and stock management mode in the admin menu

      3. Enable "Group products by drawable"

      4. Select category (top, undershirt, pants, ...) you want to manage

      5. Open "Filters" and check "Show only addons" + "Show items not in any shop"

      6. Hover over items you want to add and click the green plus icon, repeat for all items

   2. Optional step: Categorize into subcategories and reapply pricing policy

      1. Open "Filters" and check "Show only addons"

      2. Open metadata editor in the admin menu

      3. Hover over the item you want to edit and click the pencil icon

      4. Change the category (Shirt, Polo, Jacket etc.)

      5. Run the command rcore_clothing_reapply_pricing_policy in the server console