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Rush Hour
"Send a crowd of shoppers through the door whenever the shop is open."

How do I install Rush Hour?
Download the free ProjectMods desktop app, then install Rush Hour for Clothing Store Simulator in one click.
</>What does Rush Hour do?
An empty shop is a boring shop. Rush Hour puts the door traffic on a button. Set how many shoppers you want, press the button, and they walk straight in. Press it again for more. No waiting on the game's own trickle, no slider to tune - you decide how busy the shop gets and exactly when. Your shop has to actually be open and trading for this to do anything, the same as real footfall - shoppers have nowhere to go in a closed shop. If you press it outside opening hours the mod tells you so instead of pretending it worked. There is also a button to clear everyone out again when you have had enough. Handy for stress-testing a new layout with a real crowd, farming a busy afternoon, or just the chaos of twenty people hitting the changing rooms at once. It reports how many actually walked in and how many are in the shop now.
</>What is Rush Hour?
Nobody wants to run a shop with nobody in it. Rush Hour puts door traffic on a button in Clothing Store Simulator, sending up to 50 shoppers in at a time while you are open, then clearing the store with a second press. Great for stress-testing a layout. A premium mod from ProjectMods, the community-first PC mod manager for 400+ games including Supermarket Together, Timberborn and Wobbly Life.
</>Common questions about Rush Hour
What does Rush Hour do in Clothing Store Simulator?
Rush Hour puts your door traffic on a button. Set how many shoppers you want, press Spawn Customers, and they walk straight into your Clothing Store Simulator store, up to 50 in one press, and you can press again for more. A second button clears everyone out when you have had enough. Your shop has to be open and trading for it to work, and the mod tells you how many actually came in and how many are in the store now, so you are never guessing. A premium mod from ProjectMods, the community-first PC mod manager for 400+ games.
How many shoppers can I send in at once?
Up to 50 per press, set by the Customers number. Because you can press the button repeatedly, that is a floor rather than a ceiling, and a few presses in a row will fill a Clothing Store Simulator shop far past anything the game's normal footfall produces. Start smaller than you think, because 50 people hitting the changing rooms at the same time is genuinely chaotic, and a layout that works fine at ten can visibly jam at forty. Rush Hour reports how many walked in and the current head count, so you always know where you stand.
Why does nothing happen when I press Spawn Customers?
Almost always because the shop is closed. Rush Hour brings shoppers in through the game's own front door, and there is nowhere for them to go in a Clothing Store Simulator store that is not trading. So it refuses instead of pretending it worked, and tells you exactly why. Open up, start the day, then press the button again and they will walk in. It is the same rule as real footfall: no trading hours, no customers. If the message says the shop is closed, that is the whole problem, and nothing is actually broken.
What does the Send Everyone Home button do?
It clears every shopper out of your store in one press. That is more useful than it sounds, because once Rush Hour has put a big crowd in to test a layout or film a busy afternoon, waiting for forty people to finish browsing is not how you want to spend the next ten minutes. Send Everyone Home resets your Clothing Store Simulator shop to empty so you can change something and run the test again. It also works as a panic button when you have overdone the crowd and the queue at the till has become genuinely unmanageable.
Why would I spawn a crowd on purpose?
Three reasons. Testing a layout with a real crowd shows you where people bunch up, which rails get ignored and whether your till is in the right place, and an empty Clothing Store Simulator shop can never tell you any of that. Farming a busy afternoon is far quicker than waiting on the game's own trickle when you are chasing a customer count or an earnings target. And it is simply funnier with twenty people in the changing rooms. Pair Rush Hour with Dream Team so your staff can actually cope with what you just let in.
What options does Rush Hour include?
Customers
How many shoppers to send in each time you press the button.
Spawn Customers
Press to send that many shoppers through the door right now.
Send Everyone Home
Press to clear every shopper out of the store.
Rush Hour is a premium Clothing Store Simulator mod from ProjectMods that sends up to 50 shoppers into your store on demand while you are trading, and clears them all out again with a second button.
System Requirements
What features does Rush Hour include?
- Sends however many shoppers you set straight through the door, up to fifty at a time
- Press it again for more, with no waiting on the game's own trickle of footfall
- Clears every shopper out of the store with a second button when you have had enough
- Reports how many actually walked in and how many are browsing right now
- Needs the shop open and trading, and says so plainly rather than pretending it worked
Best For
- Stress-testing a new layout with a real crowd instead of guessing where the jams will be
- Farming a busy afternoon on demand rather than waiting for the game to send people in
- Streamers who want twenty shoppers hitting the changing rooms at once purely for the chaos
- Checking whether your staffing actually holds up when the shop is genuinely rammed
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