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# Customizations

Three files, all read when the resource starts. None of them need the interface rebuilt.

### Colours

`theme.lua`, in the resource folder. A plain list of colours with a comment saying where each one shows.

```lua
return {
    accent = '#3ee0f5',        -- "USED x1", the split slider, the drag outline
    accentText = '#0b0c0e',    -- text drawn on the accent colour
    text = '#ffffff',
    mutedText = 'rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.62)',
    success = '#3ee07d',
    error = '#ff3b52',
}
```

Write colours as `'#3ee0f5'`, `'#3ee0f5cc'`, `'rgb(62, 224, 245)'` or `'rgba(14, 15, 17, 0.9)'`. Use `rgba(...)` where you want to see the game through a panel — the last number is how solid it is.

A colour you leave out, or spell wrongly, keeps its built-in value. Nothing breaks.

These are the inventory's own colours. They are not taken from ox\_lib, so the two can be styled separately.

### The BODY column

`data/body.lua`. The worn items down the left of the full inventory: radio, phone, ID, bag, keys, armour and the accessories under them.

```lua
{ slot = 50, label = 'Radio', icon = 'radio', section = 'body', items = { 'radio' } },
```

| Field     | What it is                                                                                                                                     |
| --------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| `slot`    | A real player slot number. Keep these at the **end** of your player slots.                                                                     |
| `label`   | The slot's name                                                                                                                                |
| `icon`    | The picture shown while the slot is empty: `radio`, `phone`, `card`, `bag`, `key`, `vest`, `cash`, `mask`, `hat`, `glasses`, `gloves`, `watch` |
| `section` | `'body'` or `'accessories'`, which heading it sits under                                                                                       |
| `items`   | The item names this slot accepts                                                                                                               |

Slots are drawn two per row, in the order you list them.

Two things to watch:

* The numbers must be inside your player slots. With `inventory:slots 50` the defaults use 39 to 50. Raise or lower your slot count and these have to move with it.
* A body slot only accepts the items you list, and that is enforced on the server — so a slot listing `radio` will never quietly fill with apples.

To turn the column off completely, empty the list:

```lua
slots = {},
```

### Backpacks

`data/backpacks.lua`. A backpack is an item with its own storage, worn in the BAG slot, that opens together with the inventory.

```lua
return {
    autoOpen = true,
    wornOnly = false,

    bags = {
        backpack_small  = { slots = 10, maxWeight = 15000 },
        backpack_medium = { slots = 15, maxWeight = 25000 },
        backpack_large  = { slots = 20, maxWeight = 40000 },
    },
}
```

| Setting    | What it does                                                                              |
| ---------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| `autoOpen` | Open the backpack together with the inventory                                             |
| `wornOnly` | `true` opens only a bag worn in the BAG slot. `false` also opens one carried in a pocket. |
| `bags`     | Each backpack item, with its slots and how much it holds in grams                         |

`slots` and `maxWeight` are used when a backpack is **created**. One a player is already carrying keeps the size it was made with, so making bags bigger later does not change bags already in the world.

#### Adding your own backpack

1. Add the item to `data/items.lua` with `stack = false`.
2. Put its picture in `web/images`.
3. Add it to `bags` here, with its size.
4. Add its name to the BAG slot's `items` list in `data/body.lua`, so it can be worn.


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