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Jeff Favignano visualsettings.dat

SGT Rick Wishaw
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Hi folks.

 

I'm trying to install Jeff Favignano's visualsettings.dat file that he includes in the description of all his videos. When I click the link, it take me to a site where I can download the code for the file. I then go into my own visual file and replace the code with Jeff's. I start my game then it comes up that the game is corrupt! I am also trying to install VisualV or MVGA along with the visualsettings.dat, so I reckon they are conflicting or something. Anyone know better than me how to install both files?

 

Thanks.

 

@Jeff Favignano

Regards,

 

SGT Wishaw.

Sergeant.

San Andreas Highway Patrol.

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    you'll need to do a fresh install of Gta for starters because you messed something up when installing VisualV. Make sure your on the latest version of Gta and test the game with the new visualsettings.dat but without VisualV to make sure everything else works fine. just follow the installation instructions and you should be fine.

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    9 hours ago, ISMOKEYI said:

    you'll need to do a fresh install of Gta for starters because you messed something up when installing VisualV. Make sure your on the latest version of Gta and test the game with the new visualsettings.dat but without VisualV to make sure everything else works fine. just follow the installation instructions and you should be fine.

     

    I installed it through the OIV installer in my mods folder so I only need to delete that folder for it to be back to normal. If I install the visualsettings.dat file first, and then the VisualsV pack, the VisualsV pack, overwrites Jeff's file. If I then go to replace the visualsettings.dat file with Jeff's, the game still becomes corrupt.

    Regards,

     

    SGT Wishaw.

    Sergeant.

    San Andreas Highway Patrol.

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    On 5/10/2017 at 3:33 AM, DS Young said:

     

    I installed it through the OIV installer in my mods folder so I only need to delete that folder for it to be back to normal. If I install the visualsettings.dat file first, and then the VisualsV pack, the VisualsV pack, overwrites Jeff's file. If I then go to replace the visualsettings.dat file with Jeff's, the game still becomes corrupt.

    Did you run the game without VisualV? that might be your problem. i've experienced problems with certain visual modifications before where others have not

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