Disable VRAM warning messages
Removed annoying VRAM message prompts in the game
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About this mod Machine translation
Removed annoying VRAM message prompts in the game
Disable VRAM Warning Message
✨ Features
Removed the annoying VRAM warning message in the game "Red Dead Redemption 2" to make the game experience smoother and less disruptive
⚠️ Important reminder
- **ONLINE MODE WARNING**: This mod will not automatically uninstall when switching from story mode to online mode because it does not use scripthook. Even if the purpose of this mod is not cheating, please do not use it in online mode
- **Recommended Practice**: Remove all mods before using online mode, do not assume scripthook will uninstall all mods
🔧 Version Compatibility
**Scripthook RDR2 V2 users**:
- A special version has been released and the installation method is the same as the original version
- If using AB's scripthook, do not use this version
- Incompatibility between the original version and V2 will cause a black screen problem
**String Translator Users**:
- This module cannot work with String Translator at the same time because they use the same hook
- Solution: Open the rdr2-translator.xml file, find the text "0xA3774AB6" and delete the entire string content
- After editing it should be: ``
🛡️ Safety Instructions
If antivirus software reports a virus, this is a false positive. Please refer to your antivirus software documentation to learn how to exclude this file
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