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Las Venturas & San Fierro Map
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About this mod Machine translation
"GTA: SA" Las Venturas & San Fierro Map
*GTA V Las Venturas & San Fierro DLC Mod by GTA BELGIUM*
Official video:
This map DLC places the 3D-era cities of Las Venturas and San Fierro,
alongside to the original map of GTA 5.
So far I only saw converted GTA San Andreas map mods replacing the GTA 5 map
(FiveM, FiveReborn, MultiFive), except from a San Fierro DLC map mod by ArthurLopes,
which is great, you can check it out here:
As stated, ArthurLopes' version of San Fierro is awesome to me.
It was the first GTA: San Andreas DLC map mod for GTA V if I am correct.
Though, I thought I really missed the countrysides and of course Las Venturas.
So, with all respect to ArthurLopes his mod,
I did decide to make my own GTA San Andreas map mod as a DLC for GTA 5.
Everything is converted from GTA IV: San Andreas BETA 3. Visit their website:
I want to thank the GTAIVSA team for the conversion from GTA San Andreas
to GTA IV, and I hope they don't see my GTA V version as a problem.
Those are the main members of the GTAIVSA team which I want to thank:
Blaster_nl
GTARandom
Flitskikker
Alber2gt
Gamerzworld
Tomix23
Everlost123
ManDog
Special thanks to:
- 3Doomer (tool GIMS EVO)
- Neodymium (tool Metatool)
- indirivacua (tool Cords2YMAP)
- Neos7 (tool Maphelper Maxscript)
- sollaholla (tool ME2YM)
- skylumz (tool YTools)
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INSTALLATION:
Install the files with OpenIV (
If you can't work with OpenIV, search for tutorials on youtube,
there are a lot of good tutorials.
- In update/x64/dlcpacks create the folder 'sflv' and paste the dlc.rpf (located in this download: sflv folder)
- In update/update.rpf-common-data edit the file dlclist.xml:
Search for the last 'dlcpacks:\...\' and paste this new dlc code line after it:
'dlcpacks:\sflv\'
READY!
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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.