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# Config

The `config.lua` for Feron Multicharacter is long — around 1,200 lines on QBCore and 1,400 on ESX — so it's split into four focused subpages.

Each subpage shows the matching section of the file in two tabs (**QBCore** and **ESX**) with inline comments.

## Sections

* [**Branding & UI**](/welcome/scripts/feron-multicharacter/config/branding-ui.md) — top-bar identity, color palette, visibility toggles, loading-screen copy, scene presets
* [**Framework, Slots & Tebex**](/welcome/scripts/feron-multicharacter/config/framework-slots.md) — framework adapter, MySQL driver, notification override, identifier preference, slot limits, /relog, starter items, Tebex premium-slot integration
* [**World, Camera & Scene**](/welcome/scripts/feron-multicharacter/config/world-scene.md) — spawn routing, world coordinates, camera framing, time / weather lock, 3-point lighting + props + ground ring scene rig
* [**Appearance, Validation & Hooks**](/welcome/scripts/feron-multicharacter/config/appearance-misc.md) — appearance script integration, idle animation pool, creation-form validation, nationalities / builds / blood types, locale, lifecycle hooks, delete cascade

## Tips for editing

* The file ships with **comments above almost every key** explaining what it does. Read those first — they're the canonical reference.
* Cosmetic-only changes (branding text, palette colors, UI string overrides) live in **Branding & UI**.
* Functional changes (slot count, premium pricing, spawn flow, framework selection) live in **Framework, Slots & Tebex** and **World, Camera & Scene**.
* Secrets — Discord webhook URLs, etc. — belong in `server_config.lua`, **not** here. That file is loaded after `config.lua` and stays in `escrow_ignore` for the escrowed build.


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