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@Starfox1993 I think you should try this anyways. Steamed peds are just like other peds, just split files. Possibly other techniques has errors, what happens to your game? This uses a different technique that a script would.
@Starfox1993 Not at the moment, but that could be done. Would just be combining all the ydds and ytds back into single files. Didn't even think that would be something needed.
@theguard2510 simply extract using codewalker ydd and ytd into the player you want. Copy the yft file too. Look at picture 2 and 3, that is before and after. Use the blank templates to reset the dlc then copy the yft and ymt to the dlc, then copy the ydd and ydt into the player folder.
@6758765 Yes that is exactly what this does. The ydd and ytd are split into individual files. The yft needs nothing done. The ymt is based on a large amount of blank ydds so it should account for most add on peds I've found. These are compatible with story mode players.
@6758765 Can you give me an example? This specifically handles the files that comes with add on peds, ydd and ytd.
@Nguyen Quang it shouldn't cause any fps drop at all. It's a very simple script that changes one number in the ymaps and the maps don't load again until you come back to them. When they do load, the change is already made in memory so not lag happens at all.
@TeamHimes Thank you. Any suggestions you have for new tools or improvements let me know.
@JoyLucien yes it needs to be activated unless defaulted to on. Turning off will stop all loops but won't undo natives still active.
@JoyLucien The Hash_Loop runs every almost every frame. These are natives you want persistent. When you let go of the button, which ever hash level you are on for that button activates, not all of them. So loop is always on while the rest are triggered.
@JoyLucien these are blank slots that correspond to the buttons your pushing. Hold Y for 3 seconds to activate HASH_ONCE_Y3 for example. Under these you can add as many native calls as you want. I have a video showing how the defaults are used, just follow their examples. You don't have to use the defaults, you can copy paste any native that is in the list and chain them together