Can't see replacement cars after Vanilla refresh

[medicbobs 29]

So I promise I'm not retarded....or maybe I am. Who knows. So I was having a crash after messing with some files, so I reinstalled a fresh version of V1180.1. I put all my vehicle mods in the latest patchday20 folder (Yes, In the mods folder) and they aren't showing up in game. Any Ideas??

[UnknownBastion 2,337]

Hello,

Try looking for where they would go in the appropriate patchdayng. If you go to google, look up where certain GTA 5 cars are located. Most can be found in the x64e.rpf, and the rest are in the dlcpacks area.

[Reddington 4,446]

Your topic has been moved to GTA V Support, this is not LSPDFR related.
Please post in the correct location in the future.

[medicbobs 29]

It only went up to patchday16. So I put them all in there. Deleted the rest up to 20 (probably there from when I updated) and boom. Worked! 

 

Moral of the story is V1180.1 only goes up to Patchday16 lol. 

 

*Always put your vehicle mods in the latest Patchday.*

[UnknownBastion 2,337]

Hello,

Yeah, I don't do that I find the corresponding one in an earlier patchdayng or the x64e.rpf file. That always works for me.

[medicbobs 29]

Yeah I was doing that but it's a huge hassle. Plus whenever you mess something up you can just save your latest patchday and you already have all the cars that you've replaced. I'm telling you try that way, it's a lot easier than looking for every car or individually. 

[UnknownBastion 2,337]

It is a hassle, and I know that most of the more experienced people here would disagree with me, but I prefer to use that since it works. You can also utilize the search feature in OpenIV and find the file quickly without searching through each one. But whatever floats your boat!

[medicbobs 29]

9 hours ago, UnknownBastion said:

It is a hassle, and I know that most of the more experienced people here would disagree with me, but I prefer to use that since it works. You can also utilize the search feature in OpenIV and find the file quickly without searching through each one. But whatever floats your boat!

 That is true sir. Got to do what works! Thanks for the response. 

[UnknownBastion 2,337]

No problem!