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сделал бы GUSSI или BOMJ хотяб, а то просто какие-то матюги

@Roboxkin Actually, the mod still works, maybe you just didn't install it correctly. Pay attention.

@andre500 I was riding a train, stopped in the city and got off, but for some reason the train started moving on its own, without a driver, I couldn’t stop it. 🙄
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SXx6gEhavbk

@jinglingzu The mod uses a modified trains file, it uses the model from the latest update, and not a standard train, so it may not be compatible

@Nemsei I love it when there are 999v1, and not 999 different mods, each performing one function.

@LMLY I have written that with such a mod you CANNOT play official online, any modifications to the game will lead to a ban, so it seems that the OpenIV plugin has such a check built in to protect you, it is in your own interests.

@vikasking7 @BattleMine_R
All instructions are in the archive, EVEN THE VIDEO.

@HelixACE
Everything is described there down to the smallest detail; as a last resort, there is a video for the most savvy.

@FlyingMouse88
no, I won’t add physics, I already tried to do this once, the chest just starts to hang much lower (mainly because the bones in the model are so positioned, I can’t edit the skeleton using 3ds max). Also, if there is breast physics, you will have to edit a bunch of clothes, such as bras.

@Derandy123
For bullet holes, blood, and stains to appear, the model must have UV2, i.e. sweep in the second channel.

@BayonetButtler0169
Thank you, I just tried to leave the mesh as original as possible, I just added the buttocks and vagina

@RoseCreationsYT
Dude, I told you a long time ago that you have accumulated a bunch of errors in the archive, just rebuild it again, defragmentation doesn’t even help it. Here's an example:
dlc_original.rpf - 0.97gb
dlc_defragmentation.rpf - 392mb
dlc_rebuild.rpf - 63mb

https://i.imgur.com/2sQO39J.png

You must understand that several 512x512 models and textures cannot take up a whole gigabyte; usually, that’s how much a whole game update weighs.

@Gabryvalse The original dlclist is always located at
update/update.rpf/common/data/dlclist.xml

When mods are installed, it is in
mods/update/update.rpf/common/data/dlclist.xml

Every time you update the game, you need to update update.rpf and dlclist.xml in it, adding the necessary lines with your installed mods, adding new lines to those already existing in the update, and not copying the old file.

What's the point of installing another mod when such a function is available in Simple Trainer or Menyoo, which are installed by 99% of gta v users.