Hello guys, the this article i am going to show you how to install Cyberpunk 2077 Map MOD in Grand Theft Auto V. The name of the MOD is GrandCyberpunk. It is very easy to install it. Simply follow my instructions correctly and Enjoy playing the game.
STEPS
- Download the Cyberpunk 2077 Map MOD from gta5-mods website
- Extract the 'ScriptHookVDotNet' Zip file
- Copy all the files in the ScriptHookVDotNet folder to the GTA V main directory
- While copying select 'Replace' in the popup menu
- Now extract the 'ScriptHookV_1.0.xxx' Zip file
- After extraction, open the folder name bin. Copy the files named 'dinput8.dll' and 'ScriptHookV.dll' to the GTA 5 main directory
- Select 'Replace' in the popup menu
- Now open the the ovisetup application file and install it
- Now extract the remaining downloaded Zip file
- Open the extracted folder, Copy the 'custom_maps' folder
- Paste it in Grand Theft Auto V > mods > update > x64 > dlcpacks
- Now open the installed OpenIV application
- Select GTA 5 and select the GTA 5 location and click continue
- Click on 'Edit mode' option at the top
- On the left side, click mods folder
- Then go to update > update.rpf > common > data
- Now right click on the file named 'dlclist.xml' and select edit
- Scroll down to the last and add <Item>dlcpacks:/custom_maps/</Item> above </Paths> line
- Then click on Save and the MOD is successfully installed
credits: Mohd Zain
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