DumpsterDiving (from GTA: CW)
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About this mod Machine translation
Well, the trash can is useless, it only has a moldy hot dog in it
Derpy-Canadian tests scripts during development
This is our attempt to recreate the Dumpster system from Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars.
Derpy-Canadian and I both played CTW (him on PSP, me on DS), so we had a pretty good idea of what to do.
enjoy your meal!
Prerequisites
- GTA V 1.0.231.0 (out of hours) or higher (required)
- ScriptHookV 1.0.1493.0 or higher (required)
- ScriptHookVDotNet 2.10.6 or higher (required)
Install
-Put everything in the 7z file in the scripts folder
resource
Get the code on GitHub
integral
Derpy-Canadian - some code and original ideas
Change log
1.0
- Initial release
Oh well that dumpster is useless, it just had a moldy hot dog in it
Derpy-Canadian testing the script during development
This was our attempt at at recreating the Dumpster system from Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars.
Both me and Derpy-Canadian have played CTW (he in PSP, me in the DS) so we had a pretty good idea about what to do.
Enjoy!
Prerequisites
- GTA V 1.0.231.0 (After Hours) or higher (required)
- ScriptHookV 1.0.1493.0 or higher (required)
- ScriptHookVDotNet 2.10.6 or higher (required)
Install
- Put everything that is on the 7z file in your scripts folder
Source
Get the code on GitHub
Credits
Derpy-Canadian - some lines of code and original idea
Changelog
1.0
- Initial Release
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