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I would try this RILBudgeted script by NTAuthority and ThirteenAG: http://gtaforums.com/topic/744584-reliv-rilbudgeted-population-budget-adjustertaxi-bug-fix/ It essentially eliminates the need for other traffic scripts, and it is multiplayer friendly.

According to the video, I think the limit is still fairly the same. About a block away maximum. It's all about LODs.

Where did it say they would ban mods? It's not easy to ban a mod, unless it's a specific script that can be detected. I also disagree with your last statement. I believe it will either be on the same level of difficulty or harder, in terms of being able to modify the game. Yes, they probably do expect players to modify the game, but I doubt they would make it easier as that would be a step backwards as a company.

Not too shabby, Chester! I would suggest to take it earlier than September, so you have more chances to improve; however, it's more important to feel prepared than to have more chances, so the choice is up to you. What I find is best is to: Make a daily or weekly schedule for yourself; in terms of studying Find your weaknesses by ordering a test report, that tells you what you got right and wrong, allowing you to focus on what needs to be improved Put out all other distractions while studying: no forum posts, email, etc. Good luck to you on future assessments!

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All of the missing textures listed can be found in vehshare.wtd in the vehicles.rpf archive. Extract them, put them in the directory that the model and other textures are in, and you're done! These weren't included in the unlocked files, likely to save disk space.

Happy birthday, Cyan!

Hello DaWoodz, My ENB should definitely work on your machine, but you may need some original GTA IV files for your game. I'm not sure what files icEnhancer 3.0 replaces, so there may be some that are not replaced by my ENB. In order to ensure that my ENB will appear properly, I would replace and/or delete any graphics files from ICE 3.0 with original ones first, then install my ENB. For the future, it is good to keep backups of original files, so you won't have to re-install anything.

Posting your specs would be helpful; however, I would recommend my ENB: Of course, I'm a bit biased, since it's my own ENB. Although, I have optimized its Low-End settings to give around 25-30 or more FPS on Intel HD Graphics.

Try out mine. It has been optimized for Mid to Low end units. There have been a lot of great reviews, especially for Low-end users. I guarantee, you won't be disappointed.

Don't forget to end the day in style, with the regular tradition! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ntG50eXbBtc

Happy birthday, ineseri!!!!! GTA V isn't out for your birthday, but that doesn't mean we can't have a good time!