Clothing

Based on game build 714014 | Last updated: 2026-03-10

Overview

The clothing.lua file defines a global CLOTHING table that serves as a static registry of clothing item definitions. Each entry specifies metadata such as skins, tags, symbol overrides, and hide layer configurations. Additional global tables — CLOTHING_SFX, CLOTHING_SYMBOLS, and HIDE_SYMBOLS — are derived from CLOTHING and used for audio playback, symbol rendering, and visibility control of base layers (e.g., to hide undergarments when certain clothing is equipped). This file is not an ECS component; it contains no logic, no components, no constructors, and no runtime behavior — it is purely a data schema for clothing assets.

Usage example

-- Example of accessing clothing metadata
if CLOTHING["MY_CLOTHING_PREFAB"] then
    local clothing_def = CLOTHING["MY_CLOTHING_PREFAB"]
    local skins = clothing_def.skins
    local tags = clothing_def.skin_tags
    print(string.format("Clothing %s has %d skins", "MY_CLOTHING_PREFAB", #skins))
end

-- Example of checking if a prefab has symbol overrides
if CLOTHING_SYMBOLS["SOME_CLOTHING"] then
    print("Symbol overrides defined for SOME_CLOTHING")
end

Dependencies & tags

Components used: None identified
Tags:

• "CLOTHING_BODY"
• "CLOTHING"
• "BLACK"
  (Tags appear as string literals within skin_tags arrays in CLOTHING records. They are not dynamically applied or queried at runtime in this file.)

Properties

The CLOTHING table contains keys (prefab names) mapping to records with the following fields:

Field	Type	Description
skins	table of strings	List of skin asset paths or identifiers
skin_tags	table of strings	Tags associated with the clothing (e.g., "CLOTHING", "BLACK")
symbol_overrides	table (optional)	Defines which symbols are replaced when this clothing is equipped
symbol_hides	table (optional)	Defines symbols to hide on the base layer
symbol_in_base_hides	table (optional)	Defines base-layer symbols hidden when this item is equipped

CLOTHING_SFX, CLOTHING_SYMBOLS, and HIDE_SYMBOLS are derived tables (see Overview), but no user-defined properties are exposed beyond the CLOTHING registry.

Main functions

None — this file contains no functions. All logic is limited to data initialization via table constructors and simple loops for derived data population.

Events & listeners

None — no events are registered or pushed in this file.