Rage Roleplay

Basic guide to using Map Editor;

Scripts/Addons Needed:
MapEditor GTA V
ScriptHook
NativeUI (A Must or F7 Menu Will Not Work)

• Installation
  1. Install ScriptHookV
  2. Download and install Visual C++ Redistributable for Visual Studio 2015 x64, x86, Visual C++ Redistributable for Visual Studio 2013 x64, x86.
  3. Install latest ScriptHookVDotNet, read the requirements.
  4. Download last NativeUI version from here.
  5. Move all contents of the .zip into your /scripts/ directory. If it doesn't exist, create one.

Controls

• F7 or R3 + LB - Open main menu.
  WASD or Left Stick - Fly around while inside map editor, or when having an object selected, move/rotate the object.
  Q/E or LB/RB - While having an object selected, move up/down the object, or rotate it.
  F or Controller Y - Open the object spawning menu.
  P or Controller Pause - Open the ped spawning menu.
  V or Controller Back - Open the vehicle spawning menu.
  Arrow Up or DPAD Up - Spawn a marker.
  Shift or Controller A - Fly/Move/Rotate objects faster.
  Alt or DPAD Down - Fly/Move/Rotate objects slower.
  Control or L3 - While having an object selected, switch from moving to rotating. The arrow above the object will switch colors. Yellow for moving and red for rotating.
  Mouse Left Click or RT - Select an object while looking at it.
  Mouse Right Click or LT - Move an object with the mouse while looking at it.
  Mouse Wheel or RB/LB - Rotate an object while having it snapped to your cursor.
  C or R3 - Copy an object while looking at it or having it selected.
  Del or Controller X - Delete an object while looking at it.

If you want my Private Object Packs, show me what you can do with the basic tools out there & I will share with you my objects.
(My objects add another 10k + items, including walls, interior objects, foundations, etc etc)

Great job Oaks. If anyone is interested in joining the mapping team please let me or Oaks know.

Nice guide, looks a lot easier too play with compared to GTA SA.

Pointless wrote: ↑

Sat Oct 06, 2018 9:20 pm

Nice guide, looks a lot easier too play with compared to GTA SA.

You got that right, SA was, seesh.