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Creating a custom campaign in GTA V

AdenStewart
in GTA V Discussion & Media

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Hello everyone, I am currently mulling the idea of potentially modding a custom campaign story into GTA V in a way that’s bootable from the main menu when single player is selected or similar. I want it to *feel* like a DLC. I can theoretically retarget animations from motion capture if I have the ability to sequence cutscenes + get voice acting, etc.

 

I have experience in game development and want to take some paces back into modding again. I did a lot of modding here from when I was 16 through 19 iirc and since then I have launched a game known as SCP: 5K.

 

My goal would to create a story that can hopefully last a couple of hours and would be provided as a free mod as with any other.

 

Anyone know of resources or general advice to pull something like this off? Additionally, would love to see if there are any existing projects like this, as well.

 

Current story idea is to start the perspective from the side of law enforcement.

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