@JohnFromGWN I see my mistake on my post lol. I mean OIV not OVI XD
In point 3 i mean if i add an RPF explorer i need to know which files were modified inside the RPF so i delete them, but i can only know that from the "assembly.xml" inside the OIV.

Yep OIVs is dangerous i know that. You can't see which files edited, added or deleted before and after installation.

when i change the location of the whitelist folder, and then press "move all files/folder to whitelist" i get an error that says "source and destination filenames are identical".
let me skip or cancel...
If I don't change the location of the whitelist folder, the software works fine.

The file "GTA V Mod Remove Tool.exe" is located in the gta folder "...\SteamLibrary\steamapps\common\Grand Theft Auto V"

@lmeucchi Windows 11 or 10? and which .net framework? (4.5 or 4.8)

@Gang1111 windows 10 and Microsoft .NET Framework, versión 4.0.30319.42000

2.3.1 was successfully released!
- [Added] Added message to whitelist directory changing (Because it doesnt move any files and folder from the old to the new directory)
- [Fix] Whitelist (Moving the files & folders to the wrong folder after changing the default directory)
- [Fix] Crash issues (While open whitelist folder if it doesn't exist)

Hope this helps @lmeucchi.

@Gang1111 yes, it's fine now.

but there is one more thing...
Excuse me, but it's good to improve it as best as possible.

If I create a folder for the whitelist in another location called for example "whitelist mod new" it works very well, the files are moved successfully but it continues to generate the "GTA V Mod Remove Tool-Whitelist" folder that would not be there In use...

It is a small detail but if possible... better

regards

2.3.2 was successfully released!
- [Added] "refresh list" to Context menu [right click on list] (now it show "refresh list" instead of unselectable options)
- [Fix] Whitelist folder creation (it still creates the default folder even though a custom folder was selected)

Thanks for the hint, @lmeucchi.

thank you very much...it works perfect

@Gang1111 Hi until few days ago it worked perfectly, but now with the new update, i got this problem:
https://i.postimg.cc/rwFGdhT3/Capture-d-cran-258.png
What can i do?
Thanks for the help

@LRNSR Are u on windows 11? And do you updated Microsoft .NET Framework to version 4.8?

@Gang1111hi first of all, thanks for your help. I'm on windows 10

@LRNSR Maybe your gta folder is set to "read-only"? Some tools like OpenIV can set the folder to read only

2.3.3 was successfully released!
- [Fix] File management (It disable the "Read Only" state on the folder on tool startup)

Thanks for your hint, @LRNSR. Hope this will help you.

@Gang1111 thanks a lot it worked :) Really deserve 5 stars

Just asking,does this delete vehicle replace mods too?

@Imanoobgtavplayer No. It doesnt delete any RPF mods.

After using this program, I went to GTA V. All the characters stretched out and became thin, like everything else. Cars are like toys. How to fix it?? Reinstalled the game many times. These are not graphics settings. What to do?

@Darfik68 This has nothing todo with the tool itself. Maybe you changed your aspect ration? You can found it in the graphic settings ingame.

Thanks for this mod, helps me a lot. I just uninstalled gta and reinstalled it thinking it will remove mods and it didn't :( what a waste of time

2.4.0 was successfully released!
- [Added] Folder explorer [BETA] (You can load files & folders inside a selected folder)
- [Added] "Check MD5 Hash" to right click menu (Soon i will expand this to detect modded RPF files and showing them as modified)
- [Temporary Disabled] Move single file to whitelist
- [Removed] Some unnecessary filters from selection