HI All

 

I'm just trying to figure out how to use the new LML and you guys have done a great job with it all, but some of the instructions are a bit bare or just for basic installs.

 

Im trying to Install a police sprinter mod which has ELS - https://www.gta5-mods.com/vehicles/devon-cornwall-police-mercedes-sprinter and this isnt a mod thats compatible with LML so im trying to do it the manual way.

 

So I have copied the LML folder into the root game directory and created a sub folder with the replacement vehicle .YTF and .YTD files that it came with. I have also created a install.xml using the standard template, I would like this to replace the policet

 

<EasyInstall>
    <Name>Sprinter</Name>
    <Author>You</Author>
    <Version>1.0.0</Version>
    <Link></Link>
    <Metadata>
    </Metadata>
    <Replacements>
        <Replacement name="Sprinter">
            <FileReplacements>policet</FileReplacements>
        </Replacement>
    </Replacements>
</EasyInstall>

 

 

Now this is everything I have done, but the model doesn't appear in the game. Have I created the install.xml correctly? Is there anything else that needs to be modifies like carvariations.meta, vehicles.meta etc? There is no mention of this in the install instructions.

 

Really appreciate the hard work that has gone into making this mod and the help you guys provide.

Edited January 30, 20206 yr by Charley.Whiskey

Is policet the name of your subfolder?

 

Your file structure, based on that install.xml, should be: Grand Theft Auto V/LML/[anything]/policet

 

Your yft and ytd would then be in the "policet" subfolder, and the install.xml would be in the [anything] folder (the name of that folder doesn't matter). Similar to this with the vehicle model files in policet: 

 

 

 

No, the subfolder i created was called replace. Thats what it used in the instructions so i just used that,

 

So i have gta5 root\lml\replace

 

And have policet.yft and .ytd's in there.

Then you need to have "replace" where you have "policet," that's meant to be the name of the subfolder when using the <FileReplacements> tag

Ahh ok...will give it a try...thanks for the info 🙂