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# Commands

All commands are **client-side**. No server commands.

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## Player commands

### `/apps [mode]`

Opens the appearance panel in **free mode** (no shop, no cart, everything free). Useful for character creation or when you want to change look without being at a store.

| Argument | Description                                                     |
| -------- | --------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **mode** | Optional. `face`, `hair`, `clothing`, or `all`. Default: `all`. |

**Examples:**

* `/apps` or `/apps all` — All tabs (face, hair, clothing).
* `/apps face` — Face and hair tab only.
* `/apps hair` — Hair tab only.
* `/apps clothing` — Clothing tab only.

**Behavior:**

* **freeMode:** `true` — No cart, no payment.
* **showOutfits:** `false` — Outfit tab is **hidden**.
* Button: "Done" (save and close). Skin is saved via devix-core.

**Who can use:** Any player (no permission check).

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### `/appsadmin`

Opens the full appearance panel in **admin free mode**: all tabs, free, **with** the Outfits tab (save/load outfits).

**Behavior:**

* **freeMode:** `true` — No cart, no payment.
* **showOutfits:** `true` — Outfit tab is **visible**.
* Same UI as `/apps all` but with outfit save/load.

**Who can use:** Only if the player has one of:

* ACE: `Config.AppsAdminAce` (default: `"group.admin"`), or
* ACE: `group.admin`, or
* `DEVIX.HasPermission(source)` returns true (devix-core).

If the player has no permission, they see a notification (e.g. "You don't have permission to use this command."). Configure the ACE in **config.lua** → **Config.AppsAdminAce** (see [CONFIG\_MAIN.md](broken://pages/2b10a202b764217cf11433b673958d3dc17a38e7)).

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## Dev / test commands

These are intended for development or debugging. Restrict or remove them in production if you don’t want players to use them.

### `/setped <model>`

Changes the local player’s ped model immediately (e.g. for testing different bodies).

| Argument  | Description                                                                          |
| --------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| **model** | Ped model name (string) or hash (number). e.g. `mp_m_freemode_01`, `a_m_m_beach_01`. |

**Example:** `/setped mp_f_freemode_01`

**Who can use:** Same permission as `/appsadmin` — `Config.AppsAdminAce`, `group.admin`, or `DEVIX.HasPermission` (devix-core). Others get a “no permission” notification.

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### `/get`

Prints appearance max values and head overlay info to the **F8 console** (client). Useful for debugging drawable/texture limits and overlay IDs.

**Who can use:** Any player. Purely client-side debug output.

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## Summary

| Command                             | Purpose                            | Permission                                |
| ----------------------------------- | ---------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------- |
| `/apps [face\|hair\|clothing\|all]` | Open panel, free, no outfits tab   | Anyone                                    |
| `/appsadmin`                        | Open panel, free, with outfits tab | Config.AppsAdminAce / group.admin / DEVIX |
| `/setped <model>`                   | Change ped model (dev/test)        | Same as /appsadmin (devix-core)           |
| `/get`                              | Print max values to F8 (debug)     | Anyone                                    |

For opening the panel from scripts, use the **OpenAppearance** export or the event; see [Appearance Exports](/devix/devix-appearance/appearance-exports.md).


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