@aysammy We need a version of this that randomly stops working and requires maintenance. Then it would be just like in real life! - "Professional Hater"
I've been a fan of racing simulation games for a long while now, this does take the cars closer to what it really feels driving, but unlike what jtgibson said, I feel the cars handle a bit too much on the arcade side still; flooring the gas while cornering in a supercar should spin you out, the 6 wheel dlc truck is a total clusterfuck when it comes to braking but it feels somewhat alright with anything that's below sport class. Also, I've run across a few missions where bikes and other frail cars I was chasing or running away from would simply catch fire or explode after minor damage, I think the visual is spot on but the physical is way too high. As jtgibson also said, It'd be a good idea though to merge everything since it's possible, it's somewhat troublesome and the installation could prove confusing for some.
Outstanding tool, I've gotten back in GTA V because of the modding and decided to get a mod manager from the get go and yours seemed great. I've used it extensively but I came across a weird problem when attempting to "delete selected mods" where I selected the openallinteriors mod for removal. The application crashed with an error message "The application was unable to start correctly (0xc0000142)". I can't even boot GTA V anymore, not under administrator or any compatibility shenanigans I could come up with; always that same error message. I am reinstalling atm and will attempt to recreate it with just that mod. Let me know if you know the reason this happened.
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@aysammy We need a version of this that randomly stops working and requires maintenance. Then it would be just like in real life! - "Professional Hater"
Looks sweet! Shouldn't the installation path be " GTA V > x64e.rpf > levels > gta5 > vehicles.rpf "? That and/or " GTA V > x64w.rpf > dlcpacks > pcbeach > dlc.rpf > x64 > levels > gta5 > vehicles > mpbeachvehicles.rpf " ? The file vehicles_coquette_interior.ytd is in both of those.
I've been a fan of racing simulation games for a long while now, this does take the cars closer to what it really feels driving, but unlike what jtgibson said, I feel the cars handle a bit too much on the arcade side still; flooring the gas while cornering in a supercar should spin you out, the 6 wheel dlc truck is a total clusterfuck when it comes to braking but it feels somewhat alright with anything that's below sport class. Also, I've run across a few missions where bikes and other frail cars I was chasing or running away from would simply catch fire or explode after minor damage, I think the visual is spot on but the physical is way too high. As jtgibson also said, It'd be a good idea though to merge everything since it's possible, it's somewhat troublesome and the installation could prove confusing for some.
Outstanding tool, I've gotten back in GTA V because of the modding and decided to get a mod manager from the get go and yours seemed great. I've used it extensively but I came across a weird problem when attempting to "delete selected mods" where I selected the openallinteriors mod for removal. The application crashed with an error message "The application was unable to start correctly (0xc0000142)". I can't even boot GTA V anymore, not under administrator or any compatibility shenanigans I could come up with; always that same error message. I am reinstalling atm and will attempt to recreate it with just that mod. Let me know if you know the reason this happened.