Build and install

Building a pack

Collect garments and variants into one pack, choose how it installs and start the build. The finished pack waits in My packs.

Several garments in one pack

One EUP Maker pack can hold as many garments as you like, from any slot and for both genders. In the editor, Add to pack saves the current design and takes you back to the gallery. Pick the next garment and repeat.

From the first saved garment on, the gallery shows the pack on the right: every garment with its variants, the pack settings and the build button.

The bin icon removes a garment from the pack. Your designs live in this browser tab until you build, so build before you close it.

Texture variants

A variant is another texture for the same garment, for example one shirt in a police and a sheriff version, or one per rank. In game they are the texture numbers 0, 1, 2 of that item. A garment can have up to 26 variants, a to z.

In the pack list, press + next to the garment. The editor opens it fresh; design the variant and press Add as variant.
Variants are free. Only the number of garments changes the price.

Pack settings

You set these in the pack sidebar, or in the panel that Build pack opens from the editor.

The build settings of an EUP Maker pack: pack name, Addon or Replace mode, texture resolution, notes and the Build pack button with its price.

Setting	What it does
Pack name	Names the pack and the resource folder. "LSPD Patrol" becomes lspd_patrol_clothing.
Addon	Adds your garments as new items after the game ones. Runs on every game build. The right choice in almost all cases.
Replace	Overwrites the texture of the original garment, so everyone wearing it sees your design. No new menu entries.
Texture resolution	2048 keeps lettering and logos sharp (recommended). 1024 is a middle way, 512 matches the game and makes the smallest files.
Notes	Optional, for yourself. Not part of the resource.

Pack name
Names the pack and the resource folder. "LSPD Patrol" becomes lspd_patrol_clothing.
Addon
Adds your garments as new items after the game ones. Runs on every game build. The right choice in almost all cases.
Replace
Overwrites the texture of the original garment, so everyone wearing it sees your design. No new menu entries.
Texture resolution
2048 keeps lettering and logos sharp (recommended). 1024 is a middle way, 512 matches the game and makes the smallest files.
Notes
Optional, for yourself. Not part of the resource.

Replace and GTA Online updates

Replacing a garment that came with a GTA Online update only works when your server runs that update's game build. The sidebar then shows the sv_enforceGameBuild value your server needs. Addon has no such limit.

Price of a build

A build costs 50 credits for 1 to 3 garments and 25 credits for each further one. The build button shows the price of your pack, including a running discount.

Garments	Credits
1 to 3	50
5	100
10	225
20	475

1 to 3
50
5
100
10
225
20
475

A build that fails costs nothing.

After the build

The build button uploads your designs and opens the pack's page. It shows your items ticking through while the pack is made, which usually takes under a minute. Then the page shows a photo render, every item with its in-game IDs and the download.

The result page of a finished EUP Maker pack with the photo render, the list of items with their in-game IDs and the download button.

The zip also carries a catalog.png with all items of the pack:

The catalog image from inside a built EUP Maker pack: the police T-shirt and the dark pants, each labelled with slot and number.

Every pack stays in My packs, the EUP Maker start page under Assets, where you can download it again at any time.

The EUP Packs library listing a finished pack, with the New EUP Pack button at the top right.

Next: install the pack on your server.