You just need help altogether.

@jrchaves In your gameconfig, go to these lines and edit to 0

<VehicleMaxCreationDistance_Base value="225"/>
<VehicleMaxCreationDistance value="255"/>
<VehicleMaxCreationDistanceOffscreen_Base value="50"/>
<VehicleMaxCreationDistanceOffscreen value="50"/>

I believe these parameters control the lowest LOD vehicles, so it should NOT effect vehicles within your near vicinity. If I am wrong on that, then just keep lowering these values until you find the "sweet spot".

It's controlled by a flag in vehicles.meta. With vehicles released per DLC, you have to find said vehicles in their respective vehicle.meta files in their DLC folders.

@LORD-OF-HENTAI Just curious, but what is a "inastakkation"?

@Madan-Mohan You are responding to someone who was last online three years ago, LOL

@dropped04chevy You need to install these AFTER you complete the story-line.

I wish you could too.

@peppergomez You are way off. First, NEVER edit vanilla rpfs....it will BREAK your game.

In your root directory - were gta5.exe is, create a folder, naming it "mods" WITHOUT the quotes, and all lower-case letters.

In the mods folder, you "mirror" the archives, so you will COPY the update folder and ALL rpfs - x64a.rpf through x64w.rpf to your mods folder. Anytime you are modding, all mods will go to whatever rpf the readmes tell you it goes. So if a said mod goes to x64a.rpf, then it would actually go to /mods/x64a.rpf.

There is something else.That mod you mentioned is a bit dated. Any texture edits should now go to mods/update/update.rpf/textures

One of the all-around greatest athletes, deserves a tribute. Can someone give this guy some love?

@Eddie-O'Neil @grateful_for_mods ^^^