Ok, so after messing around with it for a while, I gave up and tried reinstalling both parts of the mod, and that fixed it, but I still don't want the beta blood spilling mod. How do I remove that?
So I wasn't very happy with how the blood pooling addon looked, so I went to uninstall it. I dug up what I thought were the file locations and deleted the files then reinstalled the main mod for good measure. Now after doing the the game says there are corrupt files. Sooooooo...how exactly does one properly uninstall this?
@mohroi Sorry to say but this mod, and quite a few other mods for that matter, require a mod called scripthookV, which is not compatible with the epic games version of GTA V. Not entirely sure why that is. I thought it had something to do with the different layout of file locations, but someone suggested otherwise so Idk. Not sure it's being worked on anymore either so it may never be fixed.
Your best option would be to just cough up $30 for the steam version, then you will have no trouble with compatibility.
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This was causing my game to crash upon loading story mode, despite having the requirements.
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Ok, so after messing around with it for a while, I gave up and tried reinstalling both parts of the mod, and that fixed it, but I still don't want the beta blood spilling mod. How do I remove that?
So I wasn't very happy with how the blood pooling addon looked, so I went to uninstall it. I dug up what I thought were the file locations and deleted the files then reinstalled the main mod for good measure. Now after doing the the game says there are corrupt files. Sooooooo...how exactly does one properly uninstall this?
@mohroi Sorry to say but this mod, and quite a few other mods for that matter, require a mod called scripthookV, which is not compatible with the epic games version of GTA V. Not entirely sure why that is. I thought it had something to do with the different layout of file locations, but someone suggested otherwise so Idk. Not sure it's being worked on anymore either so it may never be fixed.
Your best option would be to just cough up $30 for the steam version, then you will have no trouble with compatibility.