Simple skin editor, created for FiveM servers.
Features
- Multi language: Switch between languages by changing the locale file in script manifest for your server.
- Easy to integrate: Integrate this script into other ones by using it’s triggers
- Configurable: Configure almost everything within the script from identifier type to default loaded skin
- Elegant UI
Video
Purchase
| Code is accessible | Yes |
| Subscription-based | No |
| Lines (approximately) | 1000 |
| Requirements | skinchanger |
| Support | Yes |
good job bro
thank you dude
doesn’t say framework?
also no hair fade/degrade?
Yes, because “skincreator” is not a framework its just a script and also it does not have hair fade option.
so it’s standalone? And I know I didn’t see a hair fade that’s what I am mentioning is lacking or I would buy it right away.
It is not a standalone script it requires skinchanger script to run. Also yes it does lack a hair fade option.
so if have mod hair it will be get to select ?
You realise that skinchanger is ESX , meaning it requires esx , and the one you linked is super old and missing YEARS worth of critical updates 
The one you linked is also not official, which is Not a good idea to link , because it could be maliciously or weirdly edited. Always use the official versions
so if have mod hair it will be get to select ?
skinchanger is not an ESX script, it is a standalone script if you check its code you can see that it does not interact with any code related to the ESX framework. Also, the repository that I have linked should be original.
As the former Owner of ESX, I Can Assure you, Skinchanger is made and owned by ESX, as u can very clearly see in the readme and Licencing in the one you linked. the one you linked is a repost of the ESX 1.1 Version.
I know that skinchanger is made by ESX, however this does not change the fact that skinchanger being a standalone script. It can be a repost because I couldn’t find the original script.
the original and official one is here: esx_core/[core]/skinchanger at main · esx-framework/esx_core · GitHub With the rest of the official ESX resources 
Thank you for your feedback, I have updated the link.
