resourceLoader - load FiveM resources and mods in Singleplayer Legacy
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Source code available at: https://github.com/greygxds/spl-resourceloader
This mod allows you to use FiveM style server-side resources and client-side mods in singleplayer. You don't need to adapt your mods or modify anything - it just loads them out of the box.
This tool supports only GTA V Legacy at this moment.
Resources
Resources are the folders that you store on your server inside `\server-data\resources`. resourceLoader supports categories (`[category_name]`), so you can easily organize your resources.
Pretty much everything that you would need works - clothing packs, custom weapons, custom vehicles.
Lua scripts are not supported at this moment. You can't run scripts using this tool and trying to run resources that heavily depend on scripts will most likely result in the resource not loading at all or just not working as expected.
Mods
Mods are the `.rpf` archives stored inside your `FiveM\FiveM.app\mods` - things like NVE, QuantV or whatever else you use.
How to Install
1. Install ScriptHookV (http://dev-c.com/gtav/scripthookv/) (put `ScriptHookV.dll` + `dinput8.dll`) in the GTA V folder (next to `GTA5.exe`).
2. From a release zip, copy `resourceLoader.asi` and the `resourceLoader` folder to the GTA V folder (next to `GTA5.exe`).
3. Put resources in `\resourceLoader\resources\` and mods in `\resourceLoader\mods\`.
4. Launch your game.
If you have installed the mod and it doesn't work check the log in `resourceLoader\resourceLoader.log`. If the log states that the mod never initialized, **read this section again** because you obviously didn't install it properly.
Configuration
You can configure this tool by modifying `resourceLoader/config.toml`.
Support
No support will be given on gta5-mods. If you need help, you found a bug or something isn't working report it on GitHub. https://github.com/greygxds/spl-resourceloader/issues
This mod allows you to use FiveM style server-side resources and client-side mods in singleplayer. You don't need to adapt your mods or modify anything - it just loads them out of the box.
This tool supports only GTA V Legacy at this moment.
Resources
Resources are the folders that you store on your server inside `\server-data\resources`. resourceLoader supports categories (`[category_name]`), so you can easily organize your resources.
Pretty much everything that you would need works - clothing packs, custom weapons, custom vehicles.
Lua scripts are not supported at this moment. You can't run scripts using this tool and trying to run resources that heavily depend on scripts will most likely result in the resource not loading at all or just not working as expected.
Mods
Mods are the `.rpf` archives stored inside your `FiveM\FiveM.app\mods` - things like NVE, QuantV or whatever else you use.
How to Install
1. Install ScriptHookV (http://dev-c.com/gtav/scripthookv/) (put `ScriptHookV.dll` + `dinput8.dll`) in the GTA V folder (next to `GTA5.exe`).
2. From a release zip, copy `resourceLoader.asi` and the `resourceLoader` folder to the GTA V folder (next to `GTA5.exe`).
3. Put resources in `\resourceLoader\resources\` and mods in `\resourceLoader\mods\`.
4. Launch your game.
If you have installed the mod and it doesn't work check the log in `resourceLoader\resourceLoader.log`. If the log states that the mod never initialized, **read this section again** because you obviously didn't install it properly.
Configuration
You can configure this tool by modifying `resourceLoader/config.toml`.
Support
No support will be given on gta5-mods. If you need help, you found a bug or something isn't working report it on GitHub. https://github.com/greygxds/spl-resourceloader/issues
First Uploaded: 2 days ago
Last Updated: 5 hours ago
Last Downloaded: 11 minutes ago
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Source code available at: https://github.com/greygxds/spl-resourceloader
This mod allows you to use FiveM style server-side resources and client-side mods in singleplayer. You don't need to adapt your mods or modify anything - it just loads them out of the box.
This tool supports only GTA V Legacy at this moment.
Resources
Resources are the folders that you store on your server inside `\server-data\resources`. resourceLoader supports categories (`[category_name]`), so you can easily organize your resources.
Pretty much everything that you would need works - clothing packs, custom weapons, custom vehicles.
Lua scripts are not supported at this moment. You can't run scripts using this tool and trying to run resources that heavily depend on scripts will most likely result in the resource not loading at all or just not working as expected.
Mods
Mods are the `.rpf` archives stored inside your `FiveM\FiveM.app\mods` - things like NVE, QuantV or whatever else you use.
How to Install
1. Install ScriptHookV (http://dev-c.com/gtav/scripthookv/) (put `ScriptHookV.dll` + `dinput8.dll`) in the GTA V folder (next to `GTA5.exe`).
2. From a release zip, copy `resourceLoader.asi` and the `resourceLoader` folder to the GTA V folder (next to `GTA5.exe`).
3. Put resources in `\resourceLoader\resources\` and mods in `\resourceLoader\mods\`.
4. Launch your game.
If you have installed the mod and it doesn't work check the log in `resourceLoader\resourceLoader.log`. If the log states that the mod never initialized, **read this section again** because you obviously didn't install it properly.
Configuration
You can configure this tool by modifying `resourceLoader/config.toml`.
Support
No support will be given on gta5-mods. If you need help, you found a bug or something isn't working report it on GitHub. https://github.com/greygxds/spl-resourceloader/issues
This mod allows you to use FiveM style server-side resources and client-side mods in singleplayer. You don't need to adapt your mods or modify anything - it just loads them out of the box.
This tool supports only GTA V Legacy at this moment.
Resources
Resources are the folders that you store on your server inside `\server-data\resources`. resourceLoader supports categories (`[category_name]`), so you can easily organize your resources.
Pretty much everything that you would need works - clothing packs, custom weapons, custom vehicles.
Lua scripts are not supported at this moment. You can't run scripts using this tool and trying to run resources that heavily depend on scripts will most likely result in the resource not loading at all or just not working as expected.
Mods
Mods are the `.rpf` archives stored inside your `FiveM\FiveM.app\mods` - things like NVE, QuantV or whatever else you use.
How to Install
1. Install ScriptHookV (http://dev-c.com/gtav/scripthookv/) (put `ScriptHookV.dll` + `dinput8.dll`) in the GTA V folder (next to `GTA5.exe`).
2. From a release zip, copy `resourceLoader.asi` and the `resourceLoader` folder to the GTA V folder (next to `GTA5.exe`).
3. Put resources in `\resourceLoader\resources\` and mods in `\resourceLoader\mods\`.
4. Launch your game.
If you have installed the mod and it doesn't work check the log in `resourceLoader\resourceLoader.log`. If the log states that the mod never initialized, **read this section again** because you obviously didn't install it properly.
Configuration
You can configure this tool by modifying `resourceLoader/config.toml`.
Support
No support will be given on gta5-mods. If you need help, you found a bug or something isn't working report it on GitHub. https://github.com/greygxds/spl-resourceloader/issues
First Uploaded: 2 days ago
Last Updated: 5 hours ago
Last Downloaded: 11 minutes ago

This is an awesome idea! now to get the lua side working, that would make this ultimate
seems incompatible with https://github.com/Chiheb-Bacha/RageOpenV . Resources will not display when both are used together, but they load normally if it is removed.
@greygxds You mean that with this mod, you can load fiveM only vehicles in singleplayer?
from my testing it does not replace vanilla assets. So simple example, replacing a building with another the vanilla building is still there and the loaded one mashes together with it. I have managed to load in some things I've been working on converting to SP though with great success.