Hi. I had the idea of collecting more realistic sounds for weapons. My goal is to secure the shootings of the game to those of the real life to get a greater immersion during the shootouts in Los Santos. I’ve extracted sounds from gunshots from games like Far Cry 4, Battlefield 4 and real weapons sound plus I’ve extracted sounds from distant shots of movies like Heat (1995).
The objective of my mod is to obtain the sound immersion of the scene of the robbery of the bank and shootout with the LA police that appears in the film Heat (1995). I attach the video of this scene which is a work of art of the cinema
Also, I wanted to improve the sounds of explosions to deliver an experience similar to an urban combat.
FEATURES:
-Best Realistic Shooting Sounds in First Person
-New sounds for explosions.
-More realistic sounds of bullet impacts
-Improved sound from distance shots
-Real Weapons Sounds
-New sounds for weapon reloadings
COMMING FEATURES:
-New sounds for vehicles, impacts and other sounds.
RECOMENDED MODS
RDE
NaturalV Remastered
Ambient FX
Improved Spotlight and LED
INSTALLATION (OpenIV):
***There are 2 versions:
-RSE5.2: Normal installation
-RSE5.2 (Sound_Only): Mod compatibility, Sound only, no meta files
-OIV Package Installation
-Run OpenIV > Tools > Package Installer
-Install On Mods Folder Option
-Enjoy!
Credits:
MvcGyver, TheMonotoneScone, XYZ_Gaming
Putting these files into x64/audio/sfx causes FiveM to throw an error that says modified game files detected
Download Archive Fix, Google ‘Archive Fix GTA5’ Download it, Extract it from the zip file, There will be a folder with an exe and a few other files names gta-xxxxxx. Drag the Resident.rpf and weapon_player.rpf from your Sfx folder and put them into the Exe. It will open the exe and compress the file for you.
how to uninstall
You’d need to verify your GTA 5 Game data.
Put them in X64->Audio->Sfx
I’ve tried several times but I still don’t understand where I have to put the files to be able to play FiveM…
Place them in your GTA5 Folder /x64/Audio/Sfx.