@thiagoandradevitoria @RJ-7 Hello, excuse me for the somewhat late reply. I see you both ask me to move the map. Let's just say, me myself i will not do that. I do appreciate your requests and feedback for sure! But here are some reasons on why I will not move the map anymore:

- I consider this project as as good as completed, maybe some small improvements later;
- I'm currently working on another big GTA V map mod, it's maybe the largest project I've been working on after this Dubai map. I would like to keep this project as a kind of surprise so I will not yet say anything about what it is, stay tuned! :) ;
- I've found work in real life so I got less and less time for mods, unfortunately...;
- The big problem with this is also that i would have to redo all traffic paths from scratch, and probably they won't even work when finished;
- Lastly, you both would like me to change the location, but some other people would like to just keep it in its place. It's personal, it depends on the situation whether you like the location of the map or not.;

Those are the main reasons why i would like to keep the map in place.
If you want you can move the map yourselves, for personal use. You need Autodesk 3dsMax 2014 or 2015 or 2016 for this.What you need to do is not difficult but it seems like a lot of work. Prepare yourselves for a lot of sh*t down here:

- Decide where you would like to have the map. You can see and decide the coordinates on this website: https://www.gtagmodding.com/maps/gta5/
(move the black/red arrow to your location in the sea and check the x-y coordinates). Example: x = -5350.957 ; y = -1782.113; x is from west to east (horizontal on map), y is from south to north (vertical on map).
- The standard location where the center of Dubai map is located at the moment, is approximately (x = -2500; y = -1250). You will need to calculate the offset of my location, to your own chosen location.
For the example i gave above, the offset would be:
x: -5350.957 + 2500 = -2850.957
y: -1782.113 + 1250 = -532.113
(- and - is +)
- Download YTools on this website (tool by skylumz).
- Use the 'Ymap Mover' on the tool, open my .ymap files from my mod (extract using OpenIV) and enter the offset results you just calculated for x and y, not z, just leave z at 0.
- Now import the new ymap files back with OpenIV.
- The models are in place now, let's do the collision using 3dsMax. Import my .ybn files with Openformats .obn method using Gims Evo by 3Doomer.
- We need to move the collision mesh files with the offset. When imported, click edit -> select by -> name. Then, in the select by name menu, we need to make sure to only display the 'geometry' and NOT the 'helpers'. So make sure that none of the icons are selected except from the geometry, (which is usually a circle i think). Then, in the same menu, click on the first geometry entity and then hit CTRL + A to select all other geometry entities at once. Hit ok, then right click on one of the selected geometry entities, and click on the small black square next to 'move'. This opens a menu.
- Now, just enter the x and y offsets in the Offset:World section. Make sure you don't enter '+' before the number if you have a positive value or it won't work, and if you have a negative value don't forget to include the ' - ' sign before the number, of course. Hit enter, all geometry is now moved.
- Then (make sure you still have selected all objects), go to hierarchy menu on the right which is usually the third icon. Click on 'affect pivot only' and move all pivots to x=0,y=0,z=0. You can just put the '0' in the x y z fields all the way down on your screen, but just make sure the icon left of 'x' there, says 'absolute mode transform type-in' before you move the pivots.
- Now we are ready to export the collisions with Gims Evo, and import then back with OpenIV.
- I think that's all, I hope I didn't forget anything. Yes this looks like a lot of work and probably looks like Chinese or Swahili, but if you follow the steps it should work I think. You can always let me know if you have any problems or don't understand.

Enjoy! And Thiago, I really appreciate your effort with the yacht! You can send me a private message here and I will take a look, maybe I can include it in the map mod and of course i will credit you. We will see!

@M249GR @Sonicfx07 @koko-5 I don't know what is causing those 2 specific problems (both the crash when far away from map and turn back, and the character swap crash). I have never heard of my mod causing those crashes, although the character swap problem is very common when someone has installed a lot of mods, or has a lot of large mods. Maybe this Dubai mod is a little too large to handle for your game, I'm not quite sure. But this character swap problem is not really caused by just my mod files, it has to be something bigger than that. It's possible the amount of 'heap' your game can handle, is too small in your cases for a proper use of large size mods. I have a few mods listed here below, you can try to prevent this from happening with using them, but I'm not sure it will be fixed. You can try and let me know :) .

Furthermore, there's not much I can do about this I'm afraid, since all mod files are now (since the last mod update) 100% correct as far as I know, and it crashes only for a few people and I just don't know why. Here the mod list you can try:

https://www.gta5-mods.com/tools/packfile-limit-adjuster
https://www.gta5-mods.com/tools/heap-limit-adjuster-600-mb-of-heap
https://www.gta5-mods.com/scripts/no-boundary-limits-unknown-modder
https://www.gta5-mods.com/misc/gameconfig-xml-dilapidated
https://www.gta5-mods.com/misc/no-boundary-limits

Anyway, thanks for adressing the problems, and I'm really very sorry for this late reply but it's quite a busy time for me now. But I'm working on a reworked version of the Stade Vélodrome mod by me :)
This will be updated soon:
https://www.gta5-mods.com/maps/stade-orange-velodrome-marseille-soccer-stadium