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@VehdehvehV Okay, Firstly, I'm sorry I didn't include instructions.

To replace textures within GTA 5, you need a program called OpenIV. This program allows you to veiw and edit the files within the game.

Here is a link to the download : http://openiv.com/

Once you have installed the program, extract my file.

Open the file via OpenIV. this can be tricky due to the fact that OpenIV is not found within your program files. It is found within C:\Users\***INSERT YOUR USERNAME HERE***\AppData\Local\New Technology Studio\Apps\OpenIV

If done correctly You should be looking at the "Foxy Grandpa" texture. Export the texture as a a .png anywhere. Just remeber where you put it and exit OpenIV.

Next, Open a fresh OpenIV. You will need to navigate to your GTA 5 directory using OpenIV. often found within,

"C:\Program Files(x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Grand Theft Auto V"

for steam users. Not sure about the rockstar client.

Make sure you are using OpenIV, in edit mode.

Within the Grand Theft Auto V directory open x64v.rpf. Navigate to models\cdimages\streamedpedprops.rpf\player_two_p.

Within player_two_p find the file called "p_head_diff_026_i.ytd".

Open the texture.

***I STRONGLY RECOMMEND MAKINGA BACKUP OF THE TEXTURE VIA EXPORTING THE TEXTURE TO A BACKUP DIRECTORY***

If you are in edit mode you should be looking at the vanilla texture of the hat, and you should see a button at the top that says replace.

Lastly, find my custom texture that you exported earlier. Select it. Save Changes and DONE.

I think you can find the hat at the Binco store.

Like I said, I'm sorry for not including instructions. I just thought that this would be common sense to modders by now. Of course I didn't think about the people new to GTA 5 moding. And to be honest, it was a bit lazy on my part. Hope this helped. i will update my mods with instructions now.