Wicked67

Hey everyone, wanted to share a tool from Rubber Ducks Development that might be useful for anyone making EUP, clothing or tattoo packs for single-player and LSPDFR. Duck Studio is a Windows desktop app for creating, inspecting and building GTA V clothing and tattoo packs. It's free and MIT licensed, with no account, trial or license key. What it does: Clothing collections with component and prop slot organization Tattoo authoring (UV placement, body zone, facing, scale, rotation) 3D preview of outfits and fitting poses Backups and revision history, plus a .duckproj project format Exports to single-player DLC archives, FiveM, alt:V and raw game assets Site: https://rubberducksdev.com/ Source and releases: https://github.com/Rubber-Ducks-Development/duck-studios How it compares to Durty Cloth Tool Durty Cloth Tool is the tool most of us know, and it covers a similar job: building addon cloth and tattoo packs for single-player, FiveM, alt:V and RageMP. Here's where they differ, going by what each project says about itself: Cost and license: Duck Studio is free and MIT licensed. The current Durty Cloth Tool is licensed software, and its public GitHub code is marked outdated (last public commit around April 2021). Source: Duck Studio's source is public on GitHub. Only Durty Cloth Tool's old code is public. Strengths: Durty Cloth Tool has texture optimization (compression format, mipmaps, power-of-two sizing) and extra options like hats that remove hair and high-heel shoes. Duck Studio's focus is tattoo placement, revision history and project files. Targets: Both export for single-player, FiveM and alt:V. Durty Cloth Tool also lists RageMP. To be fair, Durty Cloth Tool has been around for years and has a lot of community knowledge behind it. Duck Studio is newer, and the installers aren't Authenticode-signed yet, so SmartScreen may warn you. SHA256 checksums are published if you want to verify the download. I'd love feedback from people who build packs regularly. There's also Duck Workshop (early access, free), a vehicle tool with a UV editor, a siren light sequencer, a stripe designer and a meta file editor. It's aimed at FiveM vehicle resources, so it may be less relevant here. Feedback and bug reports are welcome. There's a Discord linked on the site.