Reddington

That would be the carvariations. Carvariations are hard coded into the game, so you'll need to paste a new line yourself. I use the mpchristmas2 carvariations when adding lines for GTA vehicles. When adding a new line, make sure lightsetting is set to 1. (EG: lightsetting=1)

Unfortunately no. You could just copy your current GTA V folder and paste it somewhere. Then you have two modded directories. You can choose which one to start deleting mods out of to make the vanilla directory.

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For me, the very newest patchday always works. All my vehicles, including sheriff and police2, are changed from the patchday. Go into your newest patchday, and go into the vehicles.rpf. Double click sheriff.yft. Is it your modded car? Double click police.yft. Is that your modded car? This topic has been moved to the appropriate forum. Please post in the correct location in the future.

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That's because you need to create that path. When you inro the vanilla update-->x64-->dlcpacks-->your newest patchday-->dlc-->x64-->levels-->gta 5-->vehicles, and click "edit mode", you'll see an option that says "copy path to mods folder". Do this, then your mods folder will have that path. You'll need to do this for all paths that you want and/or plan to edit.

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