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About this modpack
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Overview
This modpack recreates GTA V inside Minecraft as accurately and deeply as possible. It features realistic weapons, fully functional vehicles, a GTA-style interface, advanced animations, and a complete city map already included. Designed for immersion and flexibility.
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Features
Custom GTA-style main menu using FancyMenu
Realistic firearms with sound effects, recoil, and animations
Driveable cars, planes, tanks, ect...
Third-person GTA-like camera and freecam system
In-game voice chat fully supported
Integrated minimap and GPS (via JourneyMap)
GTA V city map included in the modpack
Enhanced graphics with shader support
Shaders are enabled by default.
Can be disabled manually if your system is not powerful enough.
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Installation
GTA 5 Map
The map is included with the modpack. If it is missing or fails to load, you can download it manually Here
The key for the mega file is :"KqcMlmjynlqWUwtdoewXDojejau39qKItB8R7j7SQAk"
Download GTA 5 Map Place it in your saves/ folder and rename the world to exactly: GTA 5
Optional: GTA V Menu Music
To activate the original GTA V menu music, download the custom resource pack Here
The key dor the mega file:"JrY5fvcG6f0uBx93URNVE1nxYs7myqVWTCWlrR50lwM"
Download GTA V Music Resource Pack Place it in your resourcepacks/ folder and enable it from the Minecraft options.
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Warnings and Requirements
Heavy modpack: Allocate at least 6 to 8 GB of RAM
Shaders are optional and on by default.
Requires Forge 1.16.5
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Mod Highlights
(Full mod list available in the modpack files)
FancyMenu (UI and main menu customization)
Immersive Vehicles + UNU Packs
JourneyMap (GPS and minimap)
Voice Chat Integration
Player Animation Library, Emotecraft
Oculus + Embeddium (graphics performance)
BetterThirdPerson, Freecam
Clumps, Controlling, JEI,
and so much more
Modpack wiki coverage
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