"First-person hide must cover all renderer descendants"

You switch to first-person view by setting the citizen body's SkinnedModelRenderer to ShadowsOnly. The body disappears, but clothing items (hats, vests, accessories) remain visible, clipping through the camera's near plane at eye level.

ClothingContainer.Apply spawns a separate SkinnedModelRenderer for each clothing item as a child of the character. Toggling only the body renderer leaves every clothing renderer at its default RenderType.On. Each clothing piece renders independently and clips into the first-person camera.

Enumerate every ModelRenderer descendant at toggle time:

void SetFirstPerson( GameObject visual, bool firstPerson )
{
    var type = firstPerson
        ? ModelRenderer.ShadowRenderType.Off
        : ModelRenderer.ShadowRenderType.On;

    foreach ( var r in visual.Components.GetAll<ModelRenderer>(
        FindMode.EnabledInSelfAndDescendants ) )
    {
        r.RenderType = type;
    }
}

Key details:

• Enumerate at toggle time, never cache a spawn-time list — outfit swaps change the renderer set.
• Use RenderType.Off (not Destroy) so the component remains enabled and re-findable when switching back to third person.
• Use FindMode.EnabledInSelfAndDescendants to catch all nested clothing renderers.

The clothing system creates renderers dynamically as children of the character hierarchy. Any first-person visibility toggle that targets only the body renderer misses these children. Enumerating all ModelRenderer descendants at the moment of the toggle guarantees every current renderer — body, hat, vest, shoes — gets the same render type, regardless of what outfit is equipped.