@Pursuit Yup, I did the 'copy to mods folder' in OpenIV whenever I had to edit .rpf files, its much safer and if you screw up, just delete the mods folder and start again (which did happen). I had the modded profile set as active throughout the modding session. I checked the vanilla profile by making it active and all of the the mod files (.asi, enbs, mods folder) instantly move from the game folder. Awesome mod, it works perfectly. It would be cool if there was a list of description of installed mods in the profile list, but still awesome program.
Thank you so much for making this mod. It is probably my favourite mod because of how rubbish the flying experience is. There's no visual or audio indication of wind in the game and your plane/helicopter is just shaking around constantly like a baby is shaking it like a toy.
So the most ideal way to use this program is to have the vanilla folder of the game untouched, make a modded profile in the program, then go balls on the modding (modify .rpfs in OpenIV, install .oiv packages in OpenIV, etc) in the vanilla folder, and when you want all of the mods gone, switch back to the vanilla profile in the program. Right?
Anyone know how to get this working on an Epic Games version of GTAV? I get some win32 exception error, or an error from GTAV.exe saying please launch through Epic Games Launcher.
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@Pursuit Yup, I did the 'copy to mods folder' in OpenIV whenever I had to edit .rpf files, its much safer and if you screw up, just delete the mods folder and start again (which did happen). I had the modded profile set as active throughout the modding session. I checked the vanilla profile by making it active and all of the the mod files (.asi, enbs, mods folder) instantly move from the game folder. Awesome mod, it works perfectly. It would be cool if there was a list of description of installed mods in the profile list, but still awesome program.
Thank you so much for making this mod. It is probably my favourite mod because of how rubbish the flying experience is. There's no visual or audio indication of wind in the game and your plane/helicopter is just shaking around constantly like a baby is shaking it like a toy.
So the most ideal way to use this program is to have the vanilla folder of the game untouched, make a modded profile in the program, then go balls on the modding (modify .rpfs in OpenIV, install .oiv packages in OpenIV, etc) in the vanilla folder, and when you want all of the mods gone, switch back to the vanilla profile in the program. Right?
Anyone know how to get this working on an Epic Games version of GTAV? I get some win32 exception error, or an error from GTAV.exe saying please launch through Epic Games Launcher.