Hello everybody, i 've recently transformed Liberty City and i've modified lots of cars to make the city seem like London...

The problem is that this "London version" is really buggy (i can't play LCPDFR very well) but i don't want to replace the cars with the originals (also because i don't want to make all this work useless XD )

I'd like to know: can i install two copies of GTA IV in the same PC, one with London vehicles and the other one with the original vehicles (to keep playing LCPDFR without problems)?

 

 

 

I hope i wrote in an understandable English...if not, please tell me, i'd try to rewrite everything XD

It is indeed possible. Just copy and paste the GTA folder.

 

(works for disc version, steam should work too I think)

Confirming what stumpje said, it works on both disk an steam version of Gta 4. Also it's always best use a fresh copy.

 

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Where's RCMP, LAPD and European departments? Pfft.

Where's RCMP, LAPD and European departments? Pfft.

 

LAPD/CHP/LASD are all in the Grand Theft Auto IV folder, I couldn't be bothered to renamed it. I had the British Police Pack but I didn't like it much, lol, doesn't go well at all with the Liberty City atmosphere .  Played a while with the Carabinieri / Polizia mod, that was pretty cool as well then I got bored of it. Never tried RCMP, on my to do list. I have so many versions of GTAs because I get bored fairly quickly to be honest. 

 

 

LAPD/CHP/LASD are all in the Grand Theft Auto IV folder, I couldn't be bothered to renamed it. I had the British Police Pack but I didn't like it much, lol, doesn't go well at all with the Liberty City atmosphere .  Played a while with the Carabinieri / Polizia mod, that was pretty cool as well then I got bored of it. Never tried RCMP, on my to do list. I have so many versions of GTAs because I get bored fairly quickly to be honest. 

 

 

 

Even though I get bored quickly, I don't bother copying the whole game (15-18GB takes far too much space on a hard drive just for a few cars, especially when I have something like 30+ different car fleets ready to install). Why not saving the vehicle.img file, ELS file, vehicle.ide file, and the peds files if you have custom peds? Takes much less space, and also a lot less time to replace.

Edited February 13, 201511 yr by Hystery

Even though I get bored quickly, I don't bother copying the whole game (15-18GB takes far too much space on a hard drive just for a few cars, especially when I have something like 30+ different car fleets ready to install). Why not saving the vehicle.img file, ELS file, vehicle.ide file, and the peds files if you have custom peds? Takes much less space, and also a lot less time to replace.

 

Alaskan GTA - Snow mod, Frozen IV, Antarctica map mod

Californian GTA - Palm tree mod, different time sync, LA Mod

Border GTA - Route 66 mod - very laggy so it would be impossible to install other mods over it.

 

You get the idea.  I have a terabyte of space on my PC and another 500gb on my hard drive so space isn't really a problem. Plus I have all the shortcuts laid out on my desktop and it's really convenient . 

Yeah it is. Ive currently got several versions.

GTA IV EFLC Metropolitan Police

GTA IV Los Angeles Police Department

GTA IV New York Police Department

 

Plus my next one will be GTA IV with older Met Police cars, such as Obsidian Games' Vauxhall Omega. 

So this thread is now about showing off how many directories you have.

 

Yeah it is. Ive currently got several versions.

GTA IV EFLC Metropolitan Police

GTA IV Los Angeles Police Department

GTA IV New York Police Department

 

Plus my next one will be GTA IV with older Met Police cars, such as Obsidian Games' Vauxhall Omega. 

 

I always imagine your profile picture to be a flying sheep.

 

 

I have 3 directories: stock, singleplayer, and multiplayer

So this thread is now about showing off how many directories you have.

 

 

I always imagine your profile picture to be a flying sheep.

 

 

I have 3 directories: stock, singleplayer, and multiplayer

 

A flying sheep? It's a RAF Typhoon painted with the D-day markings which were on the allied aircraft during the invasion of the beaches, so that they could tell which aircraft were allies. But a flying sheep is good too 

I do it all the time,. comes in handy for a backup when cars screw up the game. I keep 2 versions - a 'cop' version with all that LCPDFR goodness and modded cars, and a normal version which is basically the stock game when i fancy doing the story mode, and testing crazy mods.

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Edited August 3, 201510 yr by AlconH

I got 5 GTAIV directory's installed.As long as you do it right it will be just as reliable as the original one.

Edited February 13, 201511 yr by element2586

I once had 8 copies of the same vanilla game. I kept forgetting that i already had a backup.

 

Get on my level

COOL!!!!!! THATS SO AWESOME you must have alot of space that is taken on your pc

 

Get on my level

 

WOW...amazing :) Just a few questions: does every "version" have a different savegame? Do you use different savegames folders for each version? If yes, where are they located?

I use xliveless and my savegames are in the "documents" folder.  If i build  another version of gta, where will the new savegame folder (of the new version) be located?

WOW...amazing :) Just a few questions: does every "version" have a different savegame? Do you use different savegames folders for each version? If yes, where are they located?

I use xliveless and my savegames are in the "documents" folder.  If i build  another version of gta, where will the new savegame folder (of the new version) be located?

 

They all use the same savegame dictonary. So I load the 'bellic cousins" mission on every version and play. Works quite well.

 You've been very helpful to me. Thanks a lot! 

 

Get on my level

Wow, I never thought of that