" but with modloader that shouldn't even be an issue ) Generally it's drag "n drop mod files into the folder you created inside modloader and then modloader will do everything for youĮvery mod should also come with a readme file that explains what to do Make a new folder for every mod ( name it something orderly ) Open up the modloader file in your gamedirectory ( you just created this by drag 'n dropping modloader )
Now download the mods you want based on the computer you have ( lower computers won't handle high enbseries for example so pick something lower then :) ) ( ignore asi loader that comes with cleo ) ( get the archived version of cleo ) - extract folders into gamedirectory ( i personally like gamemodding - it has manual zipfiles with inhouse addhosting ( so no shady external popups to go trough ))ĭownlaod cleo 4.3 ( google it - should be something like cleo/li that has it ) Pretty much anythig you need can be found on gamemodding. I've seen a lot of good looking mods in my search, it just seems a shame I'd rather not risk downloading a virus to use them.īesides all that, GTA San Andreas is one of (if not, the) best GTA game I've ever played, but it could definitely use a bit more content.Originally posted by Free Bandz:downgrade the game and then install whatever mods u want how do i downgrade and then mods. Imagine new businesses, new radio stations, new missions. Mods can add a lot of replayability and new stuff. Two big moddable games I can mention would be Minecraft and Skyrim.
The best part about games with workshops on them is they are still modded for and fans will always support the game with modding capabilities. I mostly just wanted a graphics overhaul mod to update the graphics, but I don't like the idea of downloading from random sites, especially on my new Alienware. The second is the graphics really suck after having spent a year in GTA5. I picked this game up again after seeing they added Xbox controller support and the first thing that really hit me is how I love this game. Yes, I think a workshop is highly needed.
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