Best posts made by Wetter42

The problem here is two-fold:

1. Demand, and
2. Openness of knowledge.

If there aren't many people around to show how to do specific tasks, answer questions, and create tools to make the modding experience better, we don't get any growth. Unfortunately, that means some people have to try to help out, HOWEVER, it results in a much healthier ecosystem.

When you think about it, this is what made the San Andreas Modding community such a success. It was at the forefront of innovation LOOONG after it's release, and because of it, a lot of players still played it long after it came out. Meaning the demand was there, and with the demand came more players willing to lean in and make the game better.

I'm not saying it can't be done now, but we gotta help eachother!

eeh, we'll give it time! I'm always willing to play the long con and wait for more people to continue reverse engineering V!

Maybe oneday we'll get more sourcodeleaks!

Till then, cheers @JohnFromGWN, @chonkie, and @a63nt-5m1th! I appreciate you guys!

Ah, yes!

That's a good idea! I should probably get the nearby peds and script out the remaining behavior!

Absolutely lovely @JohnFromGWN!

Thanks!

I'm late, but you can change your view to car generators and use the selection tool to either select the item and delete it
OR
you can select it and move it underground!

What do you make? Do you do scripts? Maps? Models? Skins? Handlings? Interiors? What are you into? What's your poison?

@a63nt-5m1th said in [Help] Getting RID of high-altitude clouds;:

re still getting a corruption message & you are using the 'mods' folder then it may be that edits have corrupted the entire 'common.rpf/update.rpf' (wherever you are installing it).

Dude! I'm a fucking dingus; LOL! I figured it out, then was still stuck, but got it!

So first things first, my initial mistake was trying to edit the common.rpf file within the root of the GTA V directory rather than via the mods method; (I didn't have a common.rpf in my mods directory, but I created it after that!)

Once the common.rpf file was copied into the mods folder, I made the change, but nothing was fixing it; so I opened up openIV, and I totally forgot that I had disabled the openiv ASI plugin; (Found in: Tools >> Asi Manager >> "OpenIV ASI")

Once I enabled that, I was able to boot up GTA V successfully, AND when I flew up to the ceiling, I didn't get those shit clouds!

Thanks so much for sticking with me while I got my act together! This has been great!

Just as a heads up, if the add on cars and peds aren't properly tested, they can ALSO cause crashing - Not just installing it improperly; You're probably better off spending the time (rather than the money) learning to install it so that you can KNOW YOURSELF how to handle the crashing and what to do when it does!

"If you give a man a fish, you'll feed him for a day; TEACH a man to fish, and you'll feed him for a lifetime!"

Just a relevant BS quote I thought to drop in dere;