I was wondering if anyone had an original vehicles.img file for The Ballad Of Gay Tony not the normal gta 4 file thats there the one with the exclusive vehicles in it, tryed searching online but it didnt work so was wondering if any of the forum members had such a file because I forgot to save mine.

Thank You.

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I now need to now from someone if you can uninstall a steam game and reinstall it.

Thank You.

Edited June 4, 201114 yr by Redbull_kid

Sorry, can't help you out there. Vehicles.img is copyrighted to Rockstar and distrubution of it would break copyright laws.

I recommend you reinstall your game.

If you have it on steam, just delete the old one and verify game cache. It'll redownload it.

I now need to now from someone if you can uninstall a steam game and reinstall it.

Thank You.

Don't reinstall, do as Flambe says.

1. Delete vehicles.img

2. Steam -> Library -> Right Click on GTA -> Properties -> Local Files -> Verify integrity

Don't reinstall, do as Flambe says.

1. Delete vehicles.img

2. Steam -> Library -> Right Click on GTA -> Properties -> Local Files -> Verify integrity

Unnecessary reply^

How so? I figured that if he didn't know how to reinstall, he didn't know how to check the integrity either.

Shredinator did say it much better than me.

I have the Steam version of GTA IV as well and I tried doing this with my componentped.img and pedprops.img. Deleted them and then right-clicked my GTA IV and verified the game cache and then when I got into my game there was no traffic or pedestrians on the street and when I went on duty on LCPDFR I couldn't choose any police officers. What happened here, anyone know?

Verify game cache again. Sometimes it bugs.

Yeah I got it to finally do it. But I thought it would only restore and two files I deleted but it actually restored the defaults of some files too. So all my stuff I had modded other than scripts and such have been restored to defaults... oh well. Just a warning to other Steam users out there.

Of course it does that. Anyways, this is now solved. Enjoy!