GTA5 [Lijiacun] map old version mod module (where the dream begins)
Hello everyone, today I want to talk to you about the "Lijia Village" I made with 3D Max when I first learned how to make modules. This is a very meaningful thing. It is the starting point for me to make modules and the place where my dream begins. At that time, I just had an idea, I wanted to put all the familiar things in the village into the game, and then I just worked hard and worked hard, and finally I made it. However, this Lijiacun module is a replaceable module. Some people may think that the replaceable module is more difficult to install than the add-on module. Actually it's not bad, just a little troublesome. And I specially made a teaching video for this module, which contains
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Hello everyone, today I want to talk to you about the "Lijia Village" I made with 3D Max when I first learned how to make modules. This is a very meaningful thing. It is the starting point for me to make modules and the place where my dream begins.
At that time, I just had an idea, I wanted to put all the familiar things in the village into the game, and then I just worked hard and worked hard, and finally I made it. However, this Lijiacun module is a replaceable module. Some people may think that the replaceable module is more difficult to install than the add-on module. Actually it's not bad, just a little troublesome. And I made a teaching video specifically for this module. Every step in it is explained in detail. As long as you follow the video step by step, you will definitely succeed. Maybe you can learn some related skills when you are customizing the module - don't underestimate the installation of modules. There are actually skills in it. There is no harm in learning more skills. Having too many skills is not overwhelming.
When it comes to making modules, there is actually a lot of room for development. I'm really curious, if you learn how to make mods, what would you like to put into the game? Is it the hometown where you grew up? Or the most familiar friend around you? Or is it your own precious car? All of these can be implemented in the game. This game is so powerful and can accommodate our various ideas. Especially for those who are good at modeling, the models you build yourself, whether they are characters, buildings or anything else, can be put into the game. Watching the things you made "come alive" in the game is incredibly interesting.
I will continue to do more in the future
Hello everyone, today I want to talk to you about the "Lijia Village" I made with 3D Max when I first learned how to make modules. This is a very meaningful thing. It is the starting point for me to make modules and the place where my dream begins.
At that time, I just had an idea, I wanted to put all the familiar things in the village into the game, and then I just worked hard and made it in one go. However, this Lijiacun module is a replaceable module. Some people may think that the replaceable module is more difficult to install than the add-on module. Actually it's not bad, just a little troublesome. And I made a teaching video specifically for this module. Every step in it is explained in detail. As long as you follow the video step by step, you will definitely succeed. Maybe you can learn some related skills when you are customizing the module - don't underestimate the installation of modules. There are actually skills in it. There is no harm in learning more skills. Having too many skills is not overwhelming.
When it comes to making modules, there is actually a lot of room for improvement. I'm really curious, if you learn how to make mods, what would you like to put into the game? Is it the hometown where you grew up? Or the most familiar friend around you? Or is it your own precious car? All of these can be implemented in the game. This game is so powerful and can accommodate our various ideas. Especially for those who are good at modeling, the models you build yourself, whether they are characters, buildings or anything else, can be put into the game. Watching the things you made "come alive" in the game is incredibly interesting.
I will continue to make more modules in the future, and I guarantee that they will all be high-quality, and everyone will be able to experience them for free. If you have any good ideas or suggestions, just leave a message in the comment area and tell me, I will read it. Let's make the game more interesting together, right?
Install & use Install: follow the bundled instructions
- Unzip the archive from playbuff and read the bundled readme / instructions first.
- There is no universal mod manager for this game: some mods replace game files directly, some go into a game-specific Mods folder, and some need a game-specific community loader or tool first — follow the bundled readme.
- Place the files exactly as the readme says; mods with listed dependencies need those installed too.
- Launch the game to confirm it loaded; some games require enabling mods in settings or an in-game mod menu.
Install locations vary a lot between games and mods — the bundled readme is the most reliable guide.