How can i uninstall this it uses the pack installer but i want to remove it plz help

 

5 minutes ago, Hotdoggo said:

How can i uninstall this it uses the pack installer but i want to remove it plz help

 

 

Can you name this pack for me, please?  Staff currently have an issue where we cannot see embedded media.

 

Unless it comes with an uninstaller, you have to either manually back up the files it replaced, or remake that section of the mods folder.

Edited August 15, 20178 yr by Kallus Rourke

Just now, Kallus Rourke said:

 

Can you name it for me, please?  Staff currently have an issue where we cannot see embedded media.

 

Unless it comes with an uninstaller, you have to either manually back up the files it replaced, or remake that section of the mods folder.

Sheriff & FIB Replacement Pack - ELS Style Lights - 2013 Tahoe, 2013 Charger, 2011 CVPI 6.0.0 

 

1 minute ago, Hotdoggo said:

Sheriff & FIB Replacement Pack - ELS Style Lights - 2013 Tahoe, 2013 Charger, 2011 CVPI 6.0.0 

 

 

Thanks.  Did this pack create a new DLCpack for the vehicles? If not, it should be as simple as grabbing the vanilla files from the vanilla update folder and pasting them over the replacement cars.

Just now, Kallus Rourke said:

 

Thanks.  Did this pack create a new DLCpack for the vehicles? If not, it should be as simple as grabbing the vanilla files from the vanilla update folder and pasting them over the replacement cars.

I don't understand what that means or how to do that :( 

17 minutes ago, Hotdoggo said:

I don't understand what that means or how to do that :( 

 

In OpenIV, go to update / x64 / dlcpacks.  From here, look through the various patchdays and grab the files (police, police2, police3, etc) that this pack erased over.  Drag them onto your desktop.

 

Now, go into mods / update / x64 / dlcpacks.  You will need to look through each patchday and find the modded cars you added and delete them by pressing "edit mode" and right clicking the modded files.  After you're done, click edit mode again to disable.

 

After this, go into your very latest patchday, click "edit mode" so that it's enabled, and drop the vanilla files back in.  Click edit mode again and you should be good.

 

Ultimately, however, that pack installed quite a bit of custom files specific for that pack.  It may come down to you needing to redo your mods folder. if there are other issues or you're having trouble figuring it out.

On 8/15/2017 at 7:06 PM, Kallus Rourke said:

 

In OpenIV, go to update / x64 / dlcpacks.  From here, look through the various patchdays and grab the files (police, police2, police3, etc) that this pack erased over.  Drag them onto your desktop.

 

Now, go into mods / update / x64 / dlcpacks.  You will need to look through each patchday and find the modded cars you added and delete them by pressing "edit mode" and right clicking the modded files.  After you're done, click edit mode again to disable.

 

After this, go into your very latest patchday, click "edit mode" so that it's enabled, and drop the vanilla files back in.  Click edit mode again and you should be good.

 

Ultimately, however, that pack installed quite a bit of custom files specific for that pack.  It may come down to you needing to redo your mods folder. if there are other issues or you're having trouble figuring it out.

That unfortunately didn't work. How would I go about redoing a mods folder? 

I did the steps and the cars are still there. 

Edited August 17, 20178 yr by Hotdoggo

2 minutes ago, Hotdoggo said:

That unfortunately didn't work. How would I go about redoing a mods folder? 

 

You would delete your mods folder and remake it the same way you did the first time by copying over the files from the vanilla game.

2 minutes ago, Kallus Rourke said:

 

You would delete your mods folder and remake it the same way you did the first time by copying over the files from the vanilla game.

So just delete the thing in Windows Explorer and it would remake itself? That would cause the modded cars to not remain in game as they will not leave. 

Edited August 17, 20178 yr by Hotdoggo

1 minute ago, Hotdoggo said:

So just delete the thing in Windows Explorer and it would remake itself? 

 

No, you would need to remake it yourself.  You had to make the mods folder yourself the first time.