Playing with mods
Installing
Where each kind of mod goes, from your first OIV to a FiveM resource.
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Set up GTA V on PC for single-player mods with OpenIV, a mods folder, ScriptHookV and an ASI loader.
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Installing an OIV package with OpenIV
Install a .oiv package into your mods folder with OpenIV's Package Installer, and check that it worked.
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Learn the difference between add-on and replace vehicles, what each costs you, and how to tell which one a download is.
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Add an add-on pack to GTA V by placing it in dlcpacks and adding its line to dlclist.xml in your mods folder.
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Installing an LSPDFR plugin or callout pack
Put an LSPDFR plugin or callout pack in the right folder, install what it depends on, and set it up through its ini file.
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Add a resource to a FiveM server by placing it in the resources folder and starting it from server.cfg.
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Understand what ELS and non-ELS mean for an emergency vehicle's lights, and pick the right version of a download.
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Installing a texture or livery
Put a livery or texture into a vehicle's .ytd file with OpenIV, or into a FiveM resource's stream folder.
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Remove one mod or all of them from GTA V, and get back to a clean game by verifying your files.
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