Download GTA 5+ Mod Manager (Beta) V3.0.0.13B GTA 5 Tool

This is a ground-up rewrite of my GTAV Mod Manager, 11 years after the original. It lets you organize mods, manage loadouts and load order, edit configuration files, and deploy or remove mods without manually moving files for each session.

The rewrite includes separate configurations for GTA V Legacy and GTA V Enhanced, with a GTA VI profile planned for future use. It also includes ZIP, folder, and single-file imports, a dedicated RPF import workflow, conflict detection, and multiple interface languages.

Beta status

This is a limited BETA release intended for power users who are comfortable troubleshooting mods and manually restoring their game installation.

If you are not a power user, do not use this version yet. Wait for a more thoroughly tested release. Expect bugs, incomplete behavior, and changes to how the manager handles files and settings during the beta.

Back up your files before using it

Back up your game files, mods, mod configurations, and saves before importing or deploying anything. Keep your backups outside the game directory and outside any folder the manager uses for staging or deployment.

The manager modifies files and links in your game and mod directories. Although it includes deployment tracking and recovery mechanisms, bugs or interrupted operations may still leave files overwritten, removed, or inaccessible. Do not rely on the manager as your backup or your only way to recover a working setup.

Online use

Online preparation removes manager-tracked deployments and checks for known leftover mod artifacts. It is not a complete game-integrity check and does not guarantee anti-cheat safety or protection from account penalties.

Manually installed mods and files outside the managers tracking may still require your attention. You remain responsible for checking your installation before playing Online.

How to use
Back up your files

Before running the beta, back up your game installation, existing mods, configurations, and saves. Keep those backups somewhere the manager will not use.

Configure your game

Open the manager and complete the setup wizard:
Select the correct game and edition.
Confirm the detected installation path, or browse to it manually.
Choose a separate mod staging folder. This is where your mods will be stored.
Follow the compatibility guidance for hardlink deployment or file-copy mode.

Use a different staging folder for each game edition. Do not use your game installation folder or backup folder as staging.

Add your mods
This works with mods set up for the original mod manager, no action is needed to make it work with this manager.
For manual installation, create a separate subfolder for each mod inside your staging folder. Treat that mods subfolder as the GTA V installation root when following its installation instructions.
For example, if a mods instructions say to place a file in the games scripts folder, place it in:
Your staging folder -> Your mods folder -> scripts -> the mod file
Alternatively, use the managers import option or drag and drop a supported ZIP, folder, or individual mod file into the manager. Use the dedicated RPF import wizard for modded RPF archives.
Read each mods instructions first. The manager does not replace required loaders, dependencies, or edition-specific setup steps. If you already have mods installed manually, back them up and account for them before deploying another setup.
Choose a loadout
Enable the mods you want to use. You can create separate loadout profiles for different setups.
Adjust load order where needed and review reported conflicts. A conflict means multiple mods target the same file. Changing load order does not necessarily make those mods compatible.
Start with a small setup and add mods gradually so problems are easier to identify.
Launch Single Player
Close the game before changing or deploying your setup, then use the managers Single Player launch option.
If deployment or launch fails, read the reported error before retrying. Do not assume every preparation step was successfully undone.
Remove deployed mods
Close the game before using the purge option to remove manager-tracked deployments. If automatic cleanup is enabled, check its result after the game exits.
An incomplete-cleanup warning means you should inspect the problem and retry cleanup.. do not assume the game folder is clean.
Before playing Online
Use the managers Online preparation option to remove tracked deployments and scan for known leftover mod artifacts.
Review any warnings and check for manually installed mods. A successful scan is not a full integrity check or a guarantee that your installation is safe for Online play.

If files appear to be missing or recovery fails, avoid making further changes until you have preserved the remaining files and diagnostic information.

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