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Step-by-step guides to help you customize and extend your Dracula Scripts server. Follow these tutorials to unlock the full potential of your server.

Integrate Clothing Pack Images with MClothes
Add custom clothing thumbnails to your clothing menu
1
Download & Install the Greenscreener Script

First, download the FiveM Greenscreener tool from GitHub:

github.com/Bentix-cs/fivem-greenscreener

Clone or download the repository and place the resource directly in your resources folder.

Important

Do not use a subfolder like resources/[scripts] — this will cause the script to malfunction. Place it directly in the resources folder.

2
Run the Screenshot Command

Once the script is installed and your server is running, open the in-game console and run:

/screenshot
Processing Time

This process may take up to 2 hours, depending on the number of clothing items you have installed. The script will automatically screenshot each clothing item on a green screen background.

3
Locate the Generated Images

Once the screenshot process is complete, navigate to the following folder to find all your clothing item images:

fivem-greenscreener/images/clothes

Here you'll find all the automatically generated clothing thumbnails ready to use.

4
Move Images to MClothes

Copy all the images from the greenscreener output folder and paste them into your MClothes web folder:

dr_Clothes/web/build/images/

That's it! Your clothing menu will now display the custom thumbnails for each clothing item.

How to Set Yourself as Admin
Configure admin permissions for your server
1
Set Up QBCore Permissions

The first permission you need is the QBCore permission. This allows you to use admin commands like teleport, set jobs, give items, and more.

Open your server.cfg file and add the following line:

# Players add_principal identifier.license:xxxxxx qbcore.god # Player Name
How to Find Your License

Replace xxxxxx with your actual Rockstar license identifier. You can find this in your server console when you connect, or use a resource that displays player identifiers.

2
Configure Admin Menu Permissions

The second permission needs to be configured through the admin menu script/config side.

Open the admin menu config file and search for:

Config.Admins = {

Add your license identifier to this table to grant yourself admin menu access.

Important

Make sure to use the same license identifier format as required by the config. Some configs may need the full identifier (e.g., license:xxxxxx) while others just need the hash.

3
You're All Set!

That's it! You now have full admin permissions on your server.

Check out the Commands section to see all available admin commands you can use.