9 replies to this topic

[Rafaelg4cn]

Well, this is my 1st post, i was putting new cars to my GTA (with GGMM because SAMI didn´t work for me) and when i finished, i executed the game. When it was loading, the game crashed just when the bar was half-filled and then the classic windows 7 message appeared:

"GTA San Andreas.exe stopped working"
I put "close program"
(I don´t know if i translated this well, my Windows 7 is in spanish)

Later I tried with SAMI (I needed framework 1.1)i put the new cars but it still was the same. I had modded cars before, but this is very strange to me. Any answer?

P.S. Sorry if i have bad english, i speak spanish.

Edited by Rafaelg4cn, 23 November 2011 - 01:35 AM.

[amazingdude]

If you want to mod cars the best way to do that is by doing manually by IMG tool 2.0 or higher

[TUN3R]

If you want to mod cars the best way to do that is by doing manually by IMG tool 2.0 or higher

There is no higher

Or use GTA Garage Mod Manager, specially made for vehicles. Only downside is that you can't install tuning parts for it.

Works perfectly on 64bit too.

[Rafaelg4cn]

If you want to mod cars the best way to do that is by doing manually by IMG tool 2.0 or higher

There is no higher

Or use GTA Garage Mod Manager, specially made for vehicles. Only downside is that you can't install tuning parts for it.

Works perfectly on 64bit too.

I tried with it first, that program was the one that made my GTA crash. I'll try using the gta3.img of my neighbors (i gave them the game too)

[TUN3R]

If you want to mod cars the best way to do that is by doing manually by IMG tool 2.0 or higher

There is no higher

Or use GTA Garage Mod Manager, specially made for vehicles. Only downside is that you can't install tuning parts for it.

Works perfectly on 64bit too.

I tried with it first, that program was the one that made my GTA crash. I'll try using the gta3.img of my neighbors (i gave them the game too)

My money says you didn't install it (the mod) properly

[MrLanceVanceDance]

Some advice for you: If you intend to install mods, be sure to put a limit on how much mods to install. You can mess up your game really badly if you use too much mods.

[Meshy]

Go to Documents > GTA SA and delete .set file.
You basically corrupted your game by a mod.
It's Okay though you can fix it

[MrLanceVanceDance]

Go to Documents > GTA SA and delete .set file.
You basically corrupted your game by a mod.
It's Okay though you can fix it

However, it depends on how much mods you use. The more mods you use, the more it complicated things.

[Meshy]

Go to Documents > GTA SA and delete .set file.
You basically corrupted your game by a mod.
It's Okay though you can fix it

However, it depends on how much mods you use. The more mods you use, the more it complicated things.

That's true, but there are some Mods that edit with the main game so it doesn't really matter how many mods you use if your not on version 1.

[MrLanceVanceDance]

To sum things up, keep a limit on how much mods you use. It is okay to use mods if you want to, but only in moderate quantities. Do not overuse them, or else they will mess up your game pretty badly.

Edited by MrLanceVanceDance, 03 March 2012 - 10:51 PM.