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V-Rock - Classic GTA Radio Pack (version 1.8)
This is a compilation of six radio stations, four from Vice City/Vice City Stories and two from San Andreas
157 songs, over 10 hours of music.
From Vice City and Vice City Stories:
V-Rock, radio station with two playlists, the first is the V-Rock from Vice City with Lazlow,
the second the V-Rock from Vice City Stories with Couzin Ed and "intern" Lazlow.
Wave 103, two playlists, first from Vice City, with Adam First, second from Vice City Stories with Trish Camden and Adam First.
Flash FM, two playlists, first from Vice City with Toni, second from Vice City Stories with Toni and Teri.
Emotion 98.3, two playlists, first from Vice City with Fernando Martinez, second from Vice City Stories with Lionel Makepeace.
From GTA San Andreas:
Radio X, with Sage.
K-DST, with Tommy Smith.
Thanks to the guys from codewalker, and a special thanks to Wildbrick, who answered my stupid questions about all of this, and for
the community radio hud, which this mod is using for the Radio Wheel.
Installation instructions:
No OIV, I personally don't like those, so manual installation.
Pretty easy:
1) Extract dlc.rpf to the game directory in update\x64\dlcpacks\radio_vrock
2) edit update.rpf\common\data\dclist.xml and add: dlcpacks:/radio_vrock/
3) Put hud.gfx and hud.ytd in update.rpf\x64\data\cdimages\scaleform_gereric.prf
If you have more radio mods, it could be that text labels for the songs are not displayed in the radio wheels.
No worries, easily fixed, go to update.rpf\x64\data\lang and open the RPF of your desired language, select trackid.gxt2, and
select export to openformat text file (.oxt), open trackid.oxt in the archive (with notepad for instance) and copy the lines (not the opening and closing brackets
at the top and bottom, then simply copy those into the trackid.oxt you extracted from openiv, and save the file, finally just drag and drop the file back into the
language rpf you extracted the tracklist.gxt2 from.
Trackid's used: 5550-5595 and 2120-2230
I have included the hud.gfx and hud.ytd from Wildbricks's Radio community hud.
Thanks !
https://nl.gta5-mods.com/tools/community-hud-gfx-for-add-on-radio-stations
Alternate download:
https://1drv.ms/u/s!AglZaqu_kpkNpNUOwXwkeDKXVGZa3g
had to update the track-id's because vrock and x-radio were conflicting with new stations added by R.
This is a compilation of six radio stations, four from Vice City/Vice City Stories and two from San Andreas
157 songs, over 10 hours of music.
From Vice City and Vice City Stories:
V-Rock, radio station with two playlists, the first is the V-Rock from Vice City with Lazlow,
the second the V-Rock from Vice City Stories with Couzin Ed and "intern" Lazlow.
Wave 103, two playlists, first from Vice City, with Adam First, second from Vice City Stories with Trish Camden and Adam First.
Flash FM, two playlists, first from Vice City with Toni, second from Vice City Stories with Toni and Teri.
Emotion 98.3, two playlists, first from Vice City with Fernando Martinez, second from Vice City Stories with Lionel Makepeace.
From GTA San Andreas:
Radio X, with Sage.
K-DST, with Tommy Smith.
Thanks to the guys from codewalker, and a special thanks to Wildbrick, who answered my stupid questions about all of this, and for
the community radio hud, which this mod is using for the Radio Wheel.
Installation instructions:
No OIV, I personally don't like those, so manual installation.
Pretty easy:
1) Extract dlc.rpf to the game directory in update\x64\dlcpacks\radio_vrock
2) edit update.rpf\common\data\dclist.xml and add: dlcpacks:/radio_vrock/
3) Put hud.gfx and hud.ytd in update.rpf\x64\data\cdimages\scaleform_gereric.prf
If you have more radio mods, it could be that text labels for the songs are not displayed in the radio wheels.
No worries, easily fixed, go to update.rpf\x64\data\lang and open the RPF of your desired language, select trackid.gxt2, and
select export to openformat text file (.oxt), open trackid.oxt in the archive (with notepad for instance) and copy the lines (not the opening and closing brackets
at the top and bottom, then simply copy those into the trackid.oxt you extracted from openiv, and save the file, finally just drag and drop the file back into the
language rpf you extracted the tracklist.gxt2 from.
Trackid's used: 5550-5595 and 2120-2230
I have included the hud.gfx and hud.ytd from Wildbricks's Radio community hud.
Thanks !
https://nl.gta5-mods.com/tools/community-hud-gfx-for-add-on-radio-stations
Alternate download:
https://1drv.ms/u/s!AglZaqu_kpkNpNUOwXwkeDKXVGZa3g
had to update the track-id's because vrock and x-radio were conflicting with new stations added by R.
Dodano: luty 10, 2019
Ostatnia aktualizacja: styczeń 04, 2022
Last Downloaded: 3 hours ago
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V-Rock - Classic GTA Radio Pack (version 1.8)
This is a compilation of six radio stations, four from Vice City/Vice City Stories and two from San Andreas
157 songs, over 10 hours of music.
From Vice City and Vice City Stories:
V-Rock, radio station with two playlists, the first is the V-Rock from Vice City with Lazlow,
the second the V-Rock from Vice City Stories with Couzin Ed and "intern" Lazlow.
Wave 103, two playlists, first from Vice City, with Adam First, second from Vice City Stories with Trish Camden and Adam First.
Flash FM, two playlists, first from Vice City with Toni, second from Vice City Stories with Toni and Teri.
Emotion 98.3, two playlists, first from Vice City with Fernando Martinez, second from Vice City Stories with Lionel Makepeace.
From GTA San Andreas:
Radio X, with Sage.
K-DST, with Tommy Smith.
Thanks to the guys from codewalker, and a special thanks to Wildbrick, who answered my stupid questions about all of this, and for
the community radio hud, which this mod is using for the Radio Wheel.
Installation instructions:
No OIV, I personally don't like those, so manual installation.
Pretty easy:
1) Extract dlc.rpf to the game directory in update\x64\dlcpacks\radio_vrock
2) edit update.rpf\common\data\dclist.xml and add: dlcpacks:/radio_vrock/
3) Put hud.gfx and hud.ytd in update.rpf\x64\data\cdimages\scaleform_gereric.prf
If you have more radio mods, it could be that text labels for the songs are not displayed in the radio wheels.
No worries, easily fixed, go to update.rpf\x64\data\lang and open the RPF of your desired language, select trackid.gxt2, and
select export to openformat text file (.oxt), open trackid.oxt in the archive (with notepad for instance) and copy the lines (not the opening and closing brackets
at the top and bottom, then simply copy those into the trackid.oxt you extracted from openiv, and save the file, finally just drag and drop the file back into the
language rpf you extracted the tracklist.gxt2 from.
Trackid's used: 5550-5595 and 2120-2230
I have included the hud.gfx and hud.ytd from Wildbricks's Radio community hud.
Thanks !
https://nl.gta5-mods.com/tools/community-hud-gfx-for-add-on-radio-stations
Alternate download:
https://1drv.ms/u/s!AglZaqu_kpkNpNUOwXwkeDKXVGZa3g
had to update the track-id's because vrock and x-radio were conflicting with new stations added by R.
This is a compilation of six radio stations, four from Vice City/Vice City Stories and two from San Andreas
157 songs, over 10 hours of music.
From Vice City and Vice City Stories:
V-Rock, radio station with two playlists, the first is the V-Rock from Vice City with Lazlow,
the second the V-Rock from Vice City Stories with Couzin Ed and "intern" Lazlow.
Wave 103, two playlists, first from Vice City, with Adam First, second from Vice City Stories with Trish Camden and Adam First.
Flash FM, two playlists, first from Vice City with Toni, second from Vice City Stories with Toni and Teri.
Emotion 98.3, two playlists, first from Vice City with Fernando Martinez, second from Vice City Stories with Lionel Makepeace.
From GTA San Andreas:
Radio X, with Sage.
K-DST, with Tommy Smith.
Thanks to the guys from codewalker, and a special thanks to Wildbrick, who answered my stupid questions about all of this, and for
the community radio hud, which this mod is using for the Radio Wheel.
Installation instructions:
No OIV, I personally don't like those, so manual installation.
Pretty easy:
1) Extract dlc.rpf to the game directory in update\x64\dlcpacks\radio_vrock
2) edit update.rpf\common\data\dclist.xml and add: dlcpacks:/radio_vrock/
3) Put hud.gfx and hud.ytd in update.rpf\x64\data\cdimages\scaleform_gereric.prf
If you have more radio mods, it could be that text labels for the songs are not displayed in the radio wheels.
No worries, easily fixed, go to update.rpf\x64\data\lang and open the RPF of your desired language, select trackid.gxt2, and
select export to openformat text file (.oxt), open trackid.oxt in the archive (with notepad for instance) and copy the lines (not the opening and closing brackets
at the top and bottom, then simply copy those into the trackid.oxt you extracted from openiv, and save the file, finally just drag and drop the file back into the
language rpf you extracted the tracklist.gxt2 from.
Trackid's used: 5550-5595 and 2120-2230
I have included the hud.gfx and hud.ytd from Wildbricks's Radio community hud.
Thanks !
https://nl.gta5-mods.com/tools/community-hud-gfx-for-add-on-radio-stations
Alternate download:
https://1drv.ms/u/s!AglZaqu_kpkNpNUOwXwkeDKXVGZa3g
had to update the track-id's because vrock and x-radio were conflicting with new stations added by R.
Dodano: luty 10, 2019
Ostatnia aktualizacja: styczeń 04, 2022
Last Downloaded: 3 hours ago
@sjaak327 can you update this with the latest patch please?
@F5544 It works just fine on the latest patch. The only problem is, the community hud I am using is missing two stations, I did not create this hud. Wildbrick did, I asked him one time last patch, one time this patch, he apparenlty has no time.
@sjaak327 ahh sorry. Hope he will fix it or somebody. I am missing 3 icons
@F5544 Oh, I am only missing two icons. The media player and that new station.
@sjaak327 then I have to check maybe I can fix the other icons. Execpt for the 2 then
@F5544 Did you download the latest version of the community hud ? If you have that, you should only be missing two icons for R stations. One for the Media player introduced half a year ago, and that new station introduced a month ago.
@F5544 https://www.gta5-mods.com/tools/community-hud-gfx-for-add-on-radio-stations#comments_tab
@sjaak327 thanks ;)
@sjaak327 I want to download this because community hud.gfx got updated. But the link is dead can you fix it?
@hiddenmask58 Really, wow, didn't even know. Give me a while and I will look.
@hiddenmask58 Updated the mod to include the new hud, also provided a one drive download link.
@sjaak327 thank you so much appreciate it
Nice, love this mod
any way you could let us know how to do this? i have a bunch of custom radio stations i created and i would like to get them in game, thanks a million
if not i can send you the files i would like to be made into dlc radio stations, thanks again
@sjaak327 Where in the hell is the trackid.gxt in the mod? I am not seeing it there. Help.
@sjaak327
Okay so you said this...
@VideoGamerFan Ok, maybe that wasn't explained very well :)
Let me try again:
First, this is only needed if artist name and song name don't show up in the radio wheel. This happens when you have more than one added radio into it's own dlc. If that is the case you do the following:
1) open openiv, go to update/update.rpf/x64/data/lang/american_rel.rpf (or whatever language you happen to use) and select trackid.gxt2
2) right click that file and select extract to openformats text file ((oxt) and extract it somewhere
3) open the trackid.oxt file that I supplied in the zip file (using notepad or any other text editor)
4) select all the lines, except for the first two (version 2 30 and { ) and the last one which just says }, or in other words, select 1950A = TWISTED SISTER and then drag down to 2230S = White Wedding, and press copy
5) now you open the oxt file you extracted from openiv
6) copy paste the text you selected in 4) into this file, at the end, right after the last text line
7) save this file, and then drag and drop it back into update/update.rpf/x64/data/lang/american_rel.rpf
I hope this explains it a little better.
I have a huge problem with this: 3) open the trackid.oxt file that I supplied in the zip file (using notepad or any other text editor)
You didn't supply a "trackid.oxt" at all in the zip. I downloaded this from both external links you gave and neither of links contain this supposed "trackid.oxt" at all. I ended up downloading every single version of this mod and finally found one, but it's appears to be outdated as it only contains a short amount of track id's.
Can you please help? I want to see the song titles in the radio wheel.
@toobalooboolama It is not directly in the archive, but it IS in dlc.rpf. (x64\data\lang\amaricandlc.rpf) export it to opentxtformat, then copy the contents back into the game trackid. I have provided the file in the download now.
@sjaak327 you da man. thankyou!
hi, are you able to make a mod that replaces Soulwax FM with SF-UR from san andreas?