I figured this will be deleted soon. That's fine. I hate that I have had to completely step away from all of this.  Modding is easy.  But keeping everything up to date with the updates, different files, and just day to day changes is a job in itself! It has made me turn away from GTA.  (I only used it for LSPDFR).  For some of you guys that stick with it, my hat is off to you.  Peace out LSPDFR! Peace out Ragehook BS! I'm out! :))))))

34 minutes ago, Kthomas805 said:

I figured this will be deleted soon. That's fine. I hate that I have had to completely step away from all of this.  Modding is easy.  But keeping everything up to date with the updates, different files, and just day to day changes is a job in itself! It has made me turn away from GTA.  (I only used it for LSPDFR).  For some of you guys that stick with it, my hat is off to you.  Peace out LSPDFR! Peace out Ragehook BS! I'm out! :))))))

 

If you do part 1 of this guide, and continually create copies of the previous version, you can essentially stay on an older version forever.

 

 

1 hour ago, Kthomas805 said:

I figured this will be deleted soon.

 

  I'm having a hard time understanding why you figured this would be deleted. Your post isn't breaking any of our guidelines. If you want to post your opinion on our forums you're more than welcome to. Positive AND negative feedback towards topics like this are always welcome. In regards to your leaving I hope you've enjoyed LSPDFR, other mods created by other users, and this community while you were here, and I wish you best of luck!

 

-JAM.

Side note: Topic moved to appropriate section.

Updating RPH mods isn't hard. You drag-and-drop the new version of the mod into your plugins folder. Done. 

If you're frustrated by constantly having to deal with re-installing vehicle mods (which IMO is a much bigger pain), take the time to set up your own custom DLC file with all your preferred vehicles. Do it once, and you'll never have to do it again. There's various guides on the forums. 

22 minutes ago, PNWParksFan said:

Updating RPH mods isn't hard. You drag-and-drop the new version of the mod into your plugins folder. Done. 

If you're frustrated by constantly having to deal with re-installing vehicle mods (which IMO is a much bigger pain), take the time to set up your own custom DLC file with all your preferred vehicles. Do it once, and you'll never have to do it again. There's various guides on the forums. 

 

True, it isn't hard, but it is very time consuming.  I just redownloaded GTA V, and now I'm going to spend the entire day tomorrow readding everything all because Rockstar doesn't want to make life easier on people who mod.

On 24/10/2016 at 8:15 AM, Arariel said:

 

True, it isn't hard, but it is very time consuming.  I just redownloaded GTA V, and now I'm going to spend the entire day tomorrow readding everything all because Rockstar doesn't want to make life easier on people who mod.

As much annoying it can be for us, Rockstar is not supporting modding, that's their own right. The day they add Steam Workshop to GTA and indeed keep ruining everything with each major update there's more ground to complain. But until then they are not bound to make modding easier.