Programmer and gamer. Modding GTA since 2013. Moderated GTA5-Mods from June of 2017 to November of 2019.
About me: https://jitnaught.net
My GTA IV mods: https://jitnaught.net/gta4mods
@zxregretzxz Well, they don't upload radio packs with songs that haven't been in a GTA game. If you look at all of the radio mods they are all radio stations from other GTA games. https://forums.gta5-mods.com/topic/20270/radio-station-mods-copyrighted-music-and-moderation
Your mods still have to follow the rules of GTA5-Mods, regardless if the files are hosted on a third-party website or not.
If you mean the controller button to open the menu, it is hard-coded in the SeatBeltV mod. Ask the author to provide a setting for it in the INI file.
@JohnFromGWN Hm? The script is already compiled. If there were any problems with case it wouldn't have compiled. https://www.gta5-mods.com/scripts/no-wanted-music
@zxregretzxz said in No Wanted Level Music:
@JohnFromGWN
That's Not How That Works
No, that's pretty much how it works. Instead of deleting the file(s) you may have to replace it with a silent audio file instead, but otherwise it's pretty spot-on.
The script is literally a one-liner. It changes the audio flag for wanted level music to disabled. There's no reason it would cause issues.
<Item>dlcpacks:/emsnspeedo/<Item>
This line is missing the /
Should look like this
<Item>dlcpacks:/emsnspeedo/</Item>
@JohnFromGWN I agree it is a "solution looking for a problem," but I disagree that he should look for problems the community wants fixed. He should do what he wants to do. This is a hobby, not a job (for most of us anyway). If he wants a JS script hook then he should make it, just don't expect many people to help.
Example: some dude made a Pascal script hook. Who was asking for this? Probably just him. But he made it because he wanted to, and shared it with the community for others who may be interested.