This is the third time posting this question:
"Okay, so, let's make this more straightforward: I have BOTH ScriptHookVDotNet and FiveM added to my game (NOT RAGE)...what exactly should be added to make things work that require LemonUI? And where should they be dragged and dropped?"
and still haven't received a response to help clarify it. So don't abuse your mod powers. My rating will change when and if my query is answered in a way that clearly answers my question. The instructions previously given do NOT answer the querries in the quote.
@justalemon can I get a response to this plese:
"Sounds like you're now telling me to install everything??
Okay, so, let's make this more straightforward: I have BOTH ScriptHookVDotNet and FiveM added to my game (NOT RAGE)...what exactly should be added to make things work that require LemonUI? And where should they be dragged and dropped?"
@justalemon Sounds like you're now telling me to install everything??
Okay, so, let's make this more straightforward: I have BOTH ScriptHookVDotNet and FiveM added to my game (NOT RAGE)...what exactly should be added to make things work that require LemonUI? And where should they be dragged and dropped?
@VoxR4710 Yeah I'm having difficulty with what I should do using OpenIV. Install instructions say: Use OpenIV to open the archives as shown in this folder and place the files in the corresponding locations within your GTA V directory. Files located within update/update.rpf inside this zip should be placed inside Grand Theft Auto V/update/update.rpf
Does that mean I open OpenIV, go to "update", then double click "update.rpf" to edit it and then add in the files from the zip?? Just want to make sure since I've never added via OpenIV
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This is the third time posting this question:
"Okay, so, let's make this more straightforward: I have BOTH ScriptHookVDotNet and FiveM added to my game (NOT RAGE)...what exactly should be added to make things work that require LemonUI? And where should they be dragged and dropped?"
and still haven't received a response to help clarify it. So don't abuse your mod powers. My rating will change when and if my query is answered in a way that clearly answers my question. The instructions previously given do NOT answer the querries in the quote.
@InfamousSabre No it absolutely wasn't. Try back reading -.- anyone would be able to tell from doing so
@justalemon No, they are not. Which is why I've been asking for clarification that you refuse to give for some reason...
@justalemon can I get a response to this plese:
"Sounds like you're now telling me to install everything??
Okay, so, let's make this more straightforward: I have BOTH ScriptHookVDotNet and FiveM added to my game (NOT RAGE)...what exactly should be added to make things work that require LemonUI? And where should they be dragged and dropped?"
@HKH191 NativeUI is depreciated. You'll want to switch over to LemonUI
@elsanhoty Literally could have read the comment above yours for your answer.... Plus, you're not even tagging the creator to ask that??
@GamngNerdLeith No. There is a guide for correcting it so that it can be however as is it cannot
@justalemon Sounds like you're now telling me to install everything??
Okay, so, let's make this more straightforward: I have BOTH ScriptHookVDotNet and FiveM added to my game (NOT RAGE)...what exactly should be added to make things work that require LemonUI? And where should they be dragged and dropped?
@VoxR4710 Yeah I'm having difficulty with what I should do using OpenIV. Install instructions say: Use OpenIV to open the archives as shown in this folder and place the files in the corresponding locations within your GTA V directory. Files located within update/update.rpf inside this zip should be placed inside Grand Theft Auto V/update/update.rpf
Does that mean I open OpenIV, go to "update", then double click "update.rpf" to edit it and then add in the files from the zip?? Just want to make sure since I've never added via OpenIV
You know, the ones that have no relation to FiveM yet require ScriptHookVDotNet and LemonUI.