John McLewis

Thanks for the leaks. You're updating many of your previous leaks without any changelogs and without any description of what changed?

To modify an MLO (ymap) you need CodeWalker and depending on what you want to do, you might need 3D assets and/or 3D modelling software. In other words skills, knowledge, and experience. If you paid for this mod you can reach out to the developer for help. One last possibility would be to swap out that room with another Playboy Mansion MLO mod, assuming compatibility. I haven't seen the drug lab interior yet versus other mods (Uncle Just Playboy etc), so can't comment further. Just to say, this could be very difficult if done from scratch.

@Yeyi94 There aren't any backdoors in this download. To find backdoors you need to look for scripts or executable files in all folders. There are 2 .lua files, neither one has webhooks or malicious code. Download is safe from malware.

Well actually I can program and I can also write English at the adult level. For example I know how to spell website (not webstite), I know how to spell languages (not langauges) and best of all when you let me "crack on" the word is "basis", not "bases". Bases might be in the proper context if you were talking about chemistry or baseball or vases etc. But again, as a scholar you must know this. So... all you have demonstrated is that you're a moron. As a native English speaker, who is also perfectly fluent in 2 other languages, I have no idea what "crack on" means but I'm assuming it's what you smoke daily?

Code is code, you obviously don't know how to program with native functions.

We could not locate the item you are trying to view. The link does not work for me. What did you use? I mean the one in the description: NEW VERSION https://launcherleaks.net/file/12969-mlos-singleplayer-pack-300-401gb-of-mloscars5realgraphicmore-300-entry-mlos/

Don't bother downloading this file if you downloaded it once before. I inspected the size, timestamps, and contents and this is exactly the same as the first download. Nothing new and definitely no cars .

You're making some dumb mistake, and that's obvious, I offered to review your dlclist.xml entries because that's very likely where you made the mistake. Since you're an expert modder then we have to conclude that you didn't make any errors and therefore your setup is possessed by demons or other paranormal entities. I could fix your issue in 30 seconds. I've easily installed over 2,000 addons - maps, worlds, mlos, vehicles, and even ped addons (meaning peds as dlc.rpf rather than 4 Y files). I've also converted dozens of FiveM mods to SP and vice versa. Never have I encountered something that wouldn't spawn that couldn't be explained, and never have I reinstalled GTA V.

Over 800 downloads and you're the only one complaining? So yeah, that means it doesn't work. The fact that you thought a new mods folder would work confirms you don't understand how mods work. Reinstalling or creating new folders is a complete waste of time. If you want paste your dlclist.xml here or on pastebin to see if there are any errors. I'm giving you the benefit of the doubt that you unzipped the files, the folder you installed is the one containing the dlc.rpfs, and the name of the folder is exactly the same as the line you entered in dlclist.xml. Once more, if you have mega mods like Liberty or Vice City installed, expect problems.

P.S. Do you honestly think people will believe that notepad is capable of replacing anti-virus software?

You have no idea what you're doing and my post was in response to fear mongering posts that spread false rumors that might scare other downloaders. In passing, your friend put a virus in the files? Wow, that's a great friend. Now back on topic. A virus or malware has to be executed. This could be an exe, asi, dll, bat, com, vb, ps, etc. There are hundreds of variations. Malware can also from macros in Office files such as excel and ms word. So there are many sources. Now the important part. A dlc.rpf can't execute a virus. Let me repeat that. A dlc.rpf can't execute a virus. Unless....you're stupid enough to see an exe buried there and you manually execute it. The dlc.rpf file contains xml files. They can't execute malware. The dlc.rpf contains what I call PC Y files. These are the ytd, ybn, ymap, ydr, ycd, ymf, ydd, etc. These are either text files, images, or 3D models - none of these can install malware. Finally, for anyone reading this thread, MLOs, including this one, for Single Player are harmless if you install them properly. IF some asshole included a virus or malware in a dlc.rpf it will be harmless unless you execute it. The only GTA V or FiveM files that could cause issues with your game are OIV installers, and dll or asi script, and any other script such as lua files. Only a moron would virus scan an addon contained in a dlc.rpf package because even if present, it can't be executed by OpenIV nor by GTA5.exe. If you have scripts, it is better to decompile them and look for bad code as they might pass right through your AV. Asi scripts are another story. They can't easily be decompiled, so make sure the source is trustworthy. I don't install any script without verifying it through a decompiler.

When you post "it doesn't work" what you should post is "I can't get it to work" There are two critical steps to get this mod, or any dlc.rpf addon mod to load/spawn properly. 1. Ensure you have it in the proper location. In other words (and in your mods folder preferably) at : \Mods\update\x64\dlcpacks 2. You need to take a good look at your dlclist.xml to ensure the syntax is correct. OpenIV will flag most syntax errors, but there are exceptions. If you've done both steps above correctly, and your game is loading properly (no crash, no hanging at loading screen), then the MLOs should spawn. There is always the possibility that some of your existing MLOs are conflicting with the ones in this mod. At the extreme, if you have a mod like Liberty City installed you will very likely have issues with MLOs not spawning. To find the coordinates of the MLOs, and also to see which ones are installed in this download, look at the YMAP files in OpenIV. You will see the name of the MLO (usually) and the coordinates (always).

You should take a course in basic computers 101, just so you understand that it's impossible to have a virus in non-executable files that you find in dlc.rpf packages. Based on the current download, none of the files (mostly Y files) can contain a virus. If you want to find viruses start looking at dll script mods or garden variety executable files like .exe.

Is this updated or are you telling us to wait until June for an update. Either way, what has changed or what is changing?

That's really specific and useful feedback. I think what you meant is "it doesn't work for me, but it does work for people who know how to install mods" Watch a tutorial on how to install mods and make sure you have sufficient VRAM and the proper horsepower to run over 100 MLO addons