@QBit07 Wot? I am asking. I was... First time...
So, does anybody know how to change normal transparent windows on cars to light smoke ones?
So NPC cars will spawn with light smoke windows on their rides.

Hi, I wanted to ask if anybody know how to change textures of windows for cars. I wanted to change textures of normal windows in cars to light smoke ones, so every NPC cars will spawn with light smoke windows automatically. I want to do this, because normal windows looks like they are not there, compared to GTA IV.

Thank you for your help.

Okay. Online loading takes too long, or even there are infinite loading screens after some activities. World looks like sh**, and there is very poor performance for me. These things changed my mind, so I will stick with SP.

Yeah, but they will not stop if they see that it is working for them ($). Except for us, PC modders... Almost everyone that plays GTA Online is happy that they have a new content and game is not abbandoned. So either we throw a towel to the ring with modding, or learn how to get arround the traps they give us and we start to play their game. I got one question: Do you know if installing precisely every mod to "Mods" folder will give you 100% assurance that it will not load in Online? Cause I started new online character, but I still want to play modded game, so I get the most from both sides... Right now, I got clean installation, but much longer after I will make sure that "Mods" folder will work as it is intended to work (so you can play Online and had a modded SP campaign at the same time) .

Feel bad for you.. GTA with mods is unreliable because of GTA Online updates. Everytime they do an update, you need to update a game. But it means getting clean backup into a steam folder, and then verifying a game cache of that folder, so it can update a clean version of GTA. After that, you need to make a new backup of this updated game and mod this version. I haven't mod GTA V after last update, so idk if it helps or if they made some new anti-mod protection of some files like ScriptHook or for some mods you have.

So for the future, I recomend you to make space you will know how to orient in in your mod folders you want to install, so you know how to get through it withou any problem or a tutorial even after a several months later.

I use this method:

Also in your numbered unpacked folders of mods, keep only a files you want to copy in game, so you don't need to think which files you used, when you modded it like 8 months ago. Hope this helps!

Hello Anth0nny_,

Please read the whole comment before taking any action. I am not using ScriptHook and dll files, so IDK if this helps, but you can try it. If you have already modded game, make sure you have it updated. If not, you need to update it and mod again. Then make a copy of it somewhere (the whole folder), so you can copy it back after the work. After you made a backup of it succesfully, delete it from your steam folder. After that, copy original backup of a game to steam folder. Then verify a game cache. After verifying, try to log into GTA, only to menu, u don't need to go into campaign. After everything works in the menu, quit the game, go into GTA V Properties in steam and click on "set launch options...". Write there -scofflineonly, click on OK, and then delete your GTA Folder in steam/common folder. After everything is done, copy ur modded updated version of a game into steam/common folder. Then try tu run it and u see if it helps.

Yeah, I believe it is most safest way, but my hard drive says no to this thing, cause it is extra 90GB of space . But thank you for response. So u don't know if a "Mods" folder made in Open IV is 100% safe, in terms of logging into online? I don't want to use any mods in online. But I don't want to get banned for loading mods in online by an accident, because GTA Online loaded some files from "Mods" folder....