@Teehid Bro, this is among the best sound mods I've come across. Keep up.
Is there a way you could enhance the pop sound when shifting gears? It too low for antilag. Otherwise, it sounds sick. Add some pop and its gonna be insane.
@big kays For addon vehicles go to GTAV\mods\update\x64\dlcpacks\addon vehicle folder name\dlc.rpf\data\vehicles.meta then edit the <audioNameHash /> to <audioNameHash>m5cracklemod</audioNameHash>adioname
@big kays Hope you know step 1 and 2 you gotta perform it using openiv
The the third is still on openiv; go to GTA5/mods/update/update.rpf/common/data/levels/gta5/vehicles.meta then search for any car you want to change the sound and edit the <audioNameHash /> to <audioNameHash>m5cracklemod</audioNameHash>
Unfortunately, it doesn't work for me. The lag and spool are still the same for even after trying from the cheat menu; or must we have a mazda RX7 for it to work?
@Mr_Marvelll extract, go to SWEETFX folder open and, copy SweetFX folder ,d3d11, sweet.fx to your GTAV main directly and Play your game. Ignore other files if you're really new. Once your game is loaded, you will notice the difference. You can also disable it by pressing F12 and enable it if you press again
@TopcityPD The best way is to try. If you have placed buildings in the city probably they won't be affected. More trees are on the outskirts but some are added between the dual carriage lanes. But if you have other tree mods, you might find a tree or two growing from the same stalk, which ain't an issue
@Teehid Bro, this is among the best sound mods I've come across. Keep up.
Is there a way you could enhance the pop sound when shifting gears? It too low for antilag. Otherwise, it sounds sick. Add some pop and its gonna be insane.
@big kays But first remember to create a folder in dlcpacks then name it m5cracklemod and drop ONLY the dlc.rpf from the extract. Hope you manage
@big kays For addon vehicles go to GTAV\mods\update\x64\dlcpacks\addon vehicle folder name\dlc.rpf\data\vehicles.meta then edit the <audioNameHash /> to <audioNameHash>m5cracklemod</audioNameHash>adioname
@big kays Hope you know step 1 and 2 you gotta perform it using openiv
The the third is still on openiv; go to GTA5/mods/update/update.rpf/common/data/levels/gta5/vehicles.meta then search for any car you want to change the sound and edit the <audioNameHash /> to <audioNameHash>m5cracklemod</audioNameHash>
Unfortunately, it doesn't work for me. The lag and spool are still the same for even after trying from the cheat menu; or must we have a mazda RX7 for it to work?
The wide body on the Replace is amazing. Makes this car look sick
@Mr_Marvelll extract, go to SWEETFX folder open and, copy SweetFX folder ,d3d11, sweet.fx to your GTAV main directly and Play your game. Ignore other files if you're really new. Once your game is loaded, you will notice the difference. You can also disable it by pressing F12 and enable it if you press again
@TopcityPD The best way is to try. If you have placed buildings in the city probably they won't be affected. More trees are on the outskirts but some are added between the dual carriage lanes. But if you have other tree mods, you might find a tree or two growing from the same stalk, which ain't an issue
Thanks @Mimile38. This is Amazing.
My top speed is 537km/h(333.65 mph) by Entity XF
@superninja30 https://www.gta5-mods.com/scripts/map-editor