Some are better than others, and it really depends on what you want to do in-game. There are many different types of mod menus available for GTA 5, and they all have their own advantages and disadvantages. However, console modding is much more limited than PC modding, so most of the features found in mod menus are exclusive to the PC version since it’s compatible with Lua scripting. Mod menus can be found for both the PC and console (PlayStation/Xbox) versions of GTA 5.
This is especially useful for testing out new mods, as it helps ensure that they will work as intended and not cause any unwanted side effects. Most mod menus also include a “trainer” that allows players to test out the changes they have made before they are applied to the game. Mod menus can be used to add new features to the game, such as custom cars or weapons, or to change the game’s behavior, such as by increasing the player’s health or giving them unlimited money. I have used a trainer on GTA 4, but 5 is DAMN stubborn.A GTA 5 mod menu is a user interface that allows players to modify the content and settings. I'm at a loss, can someone help? (I didn't previously have OpenIV installed, I have not installed any other mods as well.)įorgot to mention, I have never cheated in GTA 5 yet. I have tried OpenIV's ASI loader, and the dinput8.dll, both had files claiming success, but I was using F4 for one, and F8 for the other, both still didn't working, including the one with F3.
GTA 5 Folder (It's a backup of the game to make sure I don't screw anything up):
All I want is to chill in Single player for some fun messing around, but no trainer I try works at all, and yes I have tried EVERY tutorial. But it STILL didn't work after all of that. NOTHING at all shows up, i'm on the latest version using the Scripthook's latest version, I found out F8 switches to online mode, so I removed that binding in GTA 5. I press the key on my keyboard for every single one of the trainer(s) (Yes I tried a lot). I have checked to load the ASI loader, I have used the dinput8.dll, AND used OpenIV's ASI loader, BOTH didn't work. I scanned the files to make sure it's not detected by malwarebytes. For the love of god, I have sat here for a hour or 2 now.
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