I haven't downloaded it yet, but I will. I am used to doing this with the OpenIV mods folder (OpenIV.asi) to replace the dlcpacks I mod and then I also have a few add-ons. Installing mods is quite similar to installing scripts. Hit Enter. You dont have to be a qualified programmer who has lots of coding experience. For example, the file name must look similar to this [Tommy] Adding a bracket to the folder name eliminates the need to move the files into the resources folder. MLOs and peak inside the folder you'll realize the diversity is huge, much more than SP, meaning different processes for conversions. Like out of a text book. The Custom script should work like any other scripts with the commands. There are many more things you can do with the mods. Unless told other wise any mod menu should work the way I've Installed it. 1 i made an new file and added a dlc.rpf file in it Apart from these modifications, you will need to run the . How to install. Consequently I stopped searching and installed FiveM and I'm glad i did. - Direct connect or choose a server and click on it. I've used it for map editing in the past and it works wonders, never having to worry about lag or anything occurring server side. The lines already included are essential mods and plugins, so those are not to be altered. Now, move the downloaded files into the new folder you just created. If you wish to play online, close the game, remove the trainer files, and proceed with the game. @Fabito48hd Thanks for taking the time and effort to test that. As a result, your viewing experience will be diminished, and you have been placed in read-only mode. For the purposes of this guide well be choosing Los Santos as our server location. If however an extensive knowledge of codewalker, which i don't presently have, is what it requires I'll take the plunge and try to convert. Move the folder found in the downloaded file into the resources folder. Add a new line and type Start