MOD RAGECOOP-V
RAGECOOP-V is a game that allows you to connect with your friends in story mode!
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About this mod Machine translation
RAGECOOP-V is a game that allows you to connect with your friends in story mode! . **RAGECOOP-V** brings a multiplayer experience to the story mode. You can complete story mode tasks with your friends. RAGECOOP's online mode is not restricted by Rockstar/so there is no need to be afraid of being banned. You can also use any GTAV version to connect with your friends, or **LAN connection** with your friends! Please follow our MOD to receive subsequent updates.
The original author of this project is EntenKoeniq. The project has been redesigned and is currently maintained by Sardelka9515.
If you don’t have Discord, you can also join **our QQ group 765532209**
**If you have better suggestions or find bugs, please join our DISCORD community to get in touch with us! **
**Bilibili Video Demonstration** Click to view
**MOD official website** Click to enter
If you want to start a server or just want to play online with your friends via LAN, please go to the official website to download a server.
**Install**
- Download the ragecoop client.zip compressed package
- Unzip the entire RAGECOOP folder in the compressed package to the root directory Grand Theft Auto V/scripts. If there is no scripts folder, please create one.
**uninstall**
Just delete the entire **RAGECOOP** folder in the GTA root directory!
**Open method**
- F9 = open menu
- T = text with additional or use commands
- Z or Y = Show player list
-P = Open pause menu without pausing the game
- N = press and hold for voice chat
Update record
1.5.4** Server list is available again! **
- Improved online stability performance
- The main server list has been restored and replaced with new domain names
1.5.3** is now fully Chinese! **
- Fixed transportation options in settings menu not displaying correctly
- Fixed entry/exit vehicle not working with controller
- Fixed vibration when stopping vehicles
- Added ped motion prediction
- Slightly improved ragdoll sync
- Added in-game voice chat (@xEntenKoeniqx), hold N to talk to others on enabled servers
- Fixed ped weapon not showing up after leaving vehicle
- Added simple client installer, run RageCoop.Client.Installer.exe for easier installation/update.
- Added several weaponized vehicle syncs (@ForgeGMP)
- Fixed some seat sync issues
- Fixed weather time sync issue, host client responsible for syncing them will be shown in player list.
- Added server option to kick out bots or spammers.
- Added debug option to show entity owner, useful for kicking spammers assholes. With this option enabled, point your gun at the entity that the jerk spawns and you'll see the entity owner in the help, and you can then use chat commands to kick the troublemaker. (Install the manager plug-in resources first)
**EXPERIMENTAL FEATURE**
- Added ZeroTier integration, you can now easily host servers without forwarding ports by setting UseZeroTier to true.
- Added P2P connection mode (needs UseZeroTier enabled to work properly on WAN)
**Require**
- ScriptHookV
- ScriptHookVDotNet
- Multiplayer requires the above plug-ins to open the RAGECOOP menu normally. If you have used the built-in modifier, I don’t need to introduce it too much.
- All **RAGECOOP** modifications are open source on GITHUB.
**Special thanks**
- crosire (for heavy investment and work in ScriptHookVDotNet)
- justalemon (a lot of investment and work in LemonUI)
- All contributors
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.