The option to launch modded profiles in offline mode was removed since it doesn't work properly with the new R* launcher Legacy compatbility was removed (ie: the launcher doesn't convert old config files anymore) * Fixed a crash that could occur when the option to kill the game's launcher was enabled * Added 'uninstall.exe' to the game manifest * Fixed an issue regarding permission propagation

egstore and EOSSDK-Win64-Shipping.dll to the game manifest * Fixed a bug that prevented the launcher from launching the Epic Games version of the game Using this launcher, you don't need several 'Grand Theft Auto V' folders anymore ! When you switch profiles, it moves the mods in the GTA V directory to an external folder, then moves the mods of the other profile to the game. The launcher searches for modded files using a provided manifest of all vanilla files. When first starting the launcher, if your game is already modded, a new profile called 'Modded Profile' will automatically be created with the current mods. Simply create a new profile (with the + button), make it active (with a right click on its name) and put mods in your game's folder normally (while being sure not to replace any base game file). rpf files, you must keep the original file as it is, and use OpenIV.asi for the game to load the modified version in the 'mods' folder. Since the launcher works by moving files, it obviously won't work if core files have been modified.įor example, if you want to modify vanilla. GTA V can be modded without replacing any core file, which is, in my opinion, the best practice. In order for the launcher to work properly, all vanilla files have to be genuine. It can also be used to move all your mods outside of your game directory automatically. This launcher enables you to easily switch between several sets of mods without having to move the mods yourself.

It usually is not installed by default on most Windows computers

Gta v folder without mods