Gta 5 Update Folder Download
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Version Game -
v1.0.1365.1
To resolve this, go to your game directory (you can do this by launching the new version of this launcher then, settings > Open GTA V Game Directory)
Then go to LauncherdisabledMods. Copy all the files in this directory then go back to the game directory and paste those here.
Get in the launcher and go to 'Choose Mods' > Reset from config > Confirm > Yes > No
If you downloaded 1.0.7, there is a bug with steam version. To quick fix this, create an empty PlayGTAV.exe file in your GTAV directory then start the launcher
Then, you can delete the Launcher directory.
Normal and Steam editions are supported !
Just open .rar and extract the launcher wherever you want.
More update will come and please don't forget to like if you use it ! :)
You can also donate (though I don't ask) even a little thing, it is always appreciated and motivating to work, thank you :)
If GTA V launches always in online mode, check the line '-StraightIntoFreemode' in the 'commandline.txt' and remove it.
If you play online and gta says corrupted, ensure that your modified rpf files are in the *root*/mods folder. For example, if you want to modify update.rpf, copy it to *root*/mods/update/update.rpf. Never try to modify rpf files to the root.
If you have some questions or suggestions, please ask in comments or with facebook, twitter :)
Changelog :
V 1.0.3
- Added compatibility for cracked launchers (set it in settings)
- Added auto updater (Launcher can update itself) and added a check for updates button
- Reduced executable size (~5MB)
- Fixed some bugs
V 1.0.4
- Added play offline contextual menu (by right-clicking in the play gta button)
- Fixed some bugs
- Translated 'yes' and 'no' buttons
V 1.0.5
- Full steam support
- Full Online mode support, mods are completly disabled so NO RISK to be banned
V 1.0.6
- Fixed a bug that you can't start gta v steam version
V 1.0.7
- Translations
- Added useful buttons in settings (kill gta process, open/change gta directory)
- Added button to enable/disable all mods directly
- Launcher now automatically finds your game
- Show mods versions after the name if any
- Resets the old mods state when getting back to offline (no need to re-enable the mods)
- The launcher can auto update ScriptHookV & dinput8.dll
- Fixed many bugs
Recently my brother bought a copy of GTA 5 via Steam – I forgot that my copy was directly purchased from Rockstar so was a little annoyed at the possibility of having to download 76GB of game files again and wondered if it was possible to use my non-steam install files instead.
I looked around reddit and various posts on the Rockstar forums, and most people talk about exporting from Steam to another PC (also using steam) without anything promising or just adding GTA 5 as a “non-steam game”.
None of these solutions suitable for my dilemma.
Initial problem
I first decided to look into the possibility of copying a Rockstar install files to a Steam install.
Reading online, Steam has a different method of delivering and installing game files than other launchers – but it begged the question.
Well it’s the “same” game to some extent, why would the files be so much different for Steam?
Copying files does work
Well I did it with success! follow my steps below.
Quick terminology
PC A is the computer where you already have GTA 5 installed (non-steam files).
PC B is the computer where you want to install GTA 5 purchased via Steam.
These are the steps I took:
Phase 1
Gta V Update Folder
- Purchased GTA 5 for Steam PC B (do not download yet)
- Setup a new Rockstar Socialclub account via website (https://socialclub.rockstargames.com/)
- Copy PC A GTA 5 files (i.e. C:Rockstar GamesGrand Theft Auto V or wherever you installed it) to USB drive.
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Phase 2 (on PC B)
- Connect your USB
- Copy Grand Theft Auto V directory from USB to your steam install directory: C:Program Files (x86)SteamSteamAppscommon
- i.e. C:Program Files (x86)SteamSteamAppscommonGrand Theft Auto V
- Open steam
- Start to install / download GTA 5
- Steam will hopefully begin discovering game files like in the screenshot (this may take a while)
- Do not freak out!– After discovering, Steam will then say it’s downloading from the beginning of 70GB!
- Do not freak out x2 – after a short while the “Download” of files will fly – because Steam will start to use the files you copied!
- Grab a cup of tea/ bowl of cereal
- I left the PC unattended for 1 hour – came back and the game was installed
Phase 3 (on PC B)
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- Launch GTA 5 via Steam
- Steam will start the Rockstar Social Club program.
- Follow the on-screen steps to login with your Social Club account created from earlier or create a new one.
- Social Club will prompt you to “register” the game and “link” it with your steam account.
- Finish all the steps.
- Play the game!
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You may be a little sceptical but trust me it works. I ran GTA 5 and it works. No crashes or weird bugs.