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How to Install Openiv.asi

This is how to install the openiv.asi plugin

 

NOTE: This is not my instructions. (Taken from their site to save you from googling)

 

The latest version of OpenIV and OpenIV.ASI provide support for mods folder that can be very useful in the following cases:

  • You have DVD or Rockstar Games Warehouse version of GTA V and every time you edit files Launcher download original files back;
  • You want to have original GTA V files unmodified;
  • You want to have fast way to switch between original and modified files.

Required software:

  • OpenIV (2.6.3 or newer)
  • OpenIV.ASI (1.1 or newer)
  • GTA V ASI LOADER (build “May 2 2015” or newer)

Instruction:
1 – Download and install OpenIV. Configure it to work with your copy of GTAV.
2 – Navigate to ASI Manager using menu “Tools” > “ASI Manager” or “ASI Manager” button on tool bar.

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Through ASI Manager, you can install, update or remove ASI Loader and OpenIV ASI plugins.
3 – Install ASI Loader and OpenIV.ASI
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4 – Open your GTA V folder in File Explorer; you can do it fast in OpenIV
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5 – In root of your GTA V folder create new folder and name if mods (lower case)
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6 – Now you have to copy RPF archives into mods folder. For example, if you want to modify Grand Theft Auto V\update\update.rpf you need to copy it like Grand Theft Auto V\mods\update\update.rpf.
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The following table is explain how you need to copy archives to mods folder. The path to RPF archive in mods folder must be the same as in real GTA Vfolder, here is some examples:

 

Grand Theft Auto V – Original archive path Path in “mods” folder
GTAV\update\update.rpf GTAV\mods\update\update.rpf
GTAV\common.rpf GTAV\mods\common.rpf
GTAV\x64\audio\sfx\SCRIPT.rpf GTAV\mods\x64\audio\sfx\SCRIPT.rpf
GTAV\update\x64\dlcpacks\mpheist\dlc.rpf GTAV\mods\update\x64\dlcpacks\mpheist\dlc.rpf
GTAV\x64e.rpf GTAV\mods\x64e.rpf

7 – From this point if you want to install mod or edit some file you need to do it in archive from mods folder.

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Now all your mods will be in separated folder, and original files will stay not modified.
If you want to switch back to original files just go to ASI Manager and remove OpenIV.ASI. In addition, you can remove ASI Loader to disable all ASI plugins that you have installed.
You can use ASI Manager any time to switch between mods and original game. You no need to remove mods folder every time.

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JoseOu

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Can i ask my .ASI(NativeTrainer.asi,Menyoo.asi and other) file is still put on root folder or mods folder??

all asi files go into the same location as scripthookv

Brad720

Members

Hey I've got a problem. I installed a police car mod but the thing is that it doesn't work. I followed your steps correctly, mods folder etc... But It doesn't work, it says "ERR_GEN_ZLIB_2" I don't know what to do, help me please :/

flaqko

Members

"update\update.rpf\x64\textures\script_txds.rpf".
what would I have to do if a mod tells me to  place something  in that folder?

I went inside mods folder and created a folder update/update.rpf\x64\textures\script_txds.rpf and placed the ytd file in the script_txds.rpf.    is this correct??

TheMebster

Members

Very helpful tutorial. Thank you!

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