![0541a5 v1.0 [01]](https://img.gta5-mods.com/q75-w500-h333-cfill/images/powerful-flashlight/0541a5-v1.0 [01].jpg "Powerful FlashLight")
385
39
385
39
V-Rock - Classic GTA Radio Pack
This is a compilation of six radio stations, four from Vice City/Vice City Stories and two from San Andreas
157 songs, over 10 hours of music.
From Vice City and Vice City Stories:
V-Rock, radio station with two playlists, the first is the V-Rock from Vice City with Lazlow,
the second the V-Rock from Vice City Stories with Couzin Ed and "intern" Lazlow.
Wave 103, two playlists, first from Vice City, with Adam First, second from Vice City Stories with Trish Camden and Adam First.
Flash FM, two playlists, first from Vice City with Toni, second from Vice City Stories with Toni and Teri.
Emotion 98.3, two playlists, first from Vice City with Fernando Martinez, second from Vice City Stories with Lionel Makepeace.
From GTA San Andreas:
Radio X, with Sage.
K-DST, with Tommy Smith.
Thanks to the guys from codewalker, and a special thanks to Wildbrick, who answered my stupid questions about all of this, and for
the community radio hud, which this mod is using for the Radio Wheel.
Thanks to Jax765 who did the ingame logos.
Installation instructions:
No OIV, I personally don't like those, so manual installation.
Pretty easy:
1) Extract dlc.rpf to the game directory in update\x64\dlcpacks\radio_vrock
2) edit update.rpf\common\data\dclist.xml and add: dlcpacks:/radio_vrock/
3) Put hud.gfx and hud.ytd in update.rpf\x64\patch\data\cdimages\scaleform_gereric.prf
If you have more radio mods, it could be that text labels for the songs are not displayed in the radio wheels.
No worries, easily fixed, go to update.rpf\x64\data\lang and open the RPF of your desired language, select trackid.gxt2, and
select export to openformat text file (.oxt), open trackid.oxt in the archive (with notepad for instance) and copy the lines (not the opening and closing brackets
at the top and bottom, then simply copy those into the trackid.oxt you extracted from openiv, and save the file, finally just drag and drop the file back into the
language rpf you extracted the tracklist.gxt2 from.
Trackid's used: 1950-1995 and 2120-2230
This is a compilation of six radio stations, four from Vice City/Vice City Stories and two from San Andreas
157 songs, over 10 hours of music.
From Vice City and Vice City Stories:
V-Rock, radio station with two playlists, the first is the V-Rock from Vice City with Lazlow,
the second the V-Rock from Vice City Stories with Couzin Ed and "intern" Lazlow.
Wave 103, two playlists, first from Vice City, with Adam First, second from Vice City Stories with Trish Camden and Adam First.
Flash FM, two playlists, first from Vice City with Toni, second from Vice City Stories with Toni and Teri.
Emotion 98.3, two playlists, first from Vice City with Fernando Martinez, second from Vice City Stories with Lionel Makepeace.
From GTA San Andreas:
Radio X, with Sage.
K-DST, with Tommy Smith.
Thanks to the guys from codewalker, and a special thanks to Wildbrick, who answered my stupid questions about all of this, and for
the community radio hud, which this mod is using for the Radio Wheel.
Thanks to Jax765 who did the ingame logos.
Installation instructions:
No OIV, I personally don't like those, so manual installation.
Pretty easy:
1) Extract dlc.rpf to the game directory in update\x64\dlcpacks\radio_vrock
2) edit update.rpf\common\data\dclist.xml and add: dlcpacks:/radio_vrock/
3) Put hud.gfx and hud.ytd in update.rpf\x64\patch\data\cdimages\scaleform_gereric.prf
If you have more radio mods, it could be that text labels for the songs are not displayed in the radio wheels.
No worries, easily fixed, go to update.rpf\x64\data\lang and open the RPF of your desired language, select trackid.gxt2, and
select export to openformat text file (.oxt), open trackid.oxt in the archive (with notepad for instance) and copy the lines (not the opening and closing brackets
at the top and bottom, then simply copy those into the trackid.oxt you extracted from openiv, and save the file, finally just drag and drop the file back into the
language rpf you extracted the tracklist.gxt2 from.
Trackid's used: 1950-1995 and 2120-2230
İlk Yüklenme Zamanı: 9 gün önce
Son Güncellenme Zamanı: 5 gün önce
Last Downloaded: 29 dakika önce
45 Yorum
V-Rock - Classic GTA Radio Pack
This is a compilation of six radio stations, four from Vice City/Vice City Stories and two from San Andreas
157 songs, over 10 hours of music.
From Vice City and Vice City Stories:
V-Rock, radio station with two playlists, the first is the V-Rock from Vice City with Lazlow,
the second the V-Rock from Vice City Stories with Couzin Ed and "intern" Lazlow.
Wave 103, two playlists, first from Vice City, with Adam First, second from Vice City Stories with Trish Camden and Adam First.
Flash FM, two playlists, first from Vice City with Toni, second from Vice City Stories with Toni and Teri.
Emotion 98.3, two playlists, first from Vice City with Fernando Martinez, second from Vice City Stories with Lionel Makepeace.
From GTA San Andreas:
Radio X, with Sage.
K-DST, with Tommy Smith.
Thanks to the guys from codewalker, and a special thanks to Wildbrick, who answered my stupid questions about all of this, and for
the community radio hud, which this mod is using for the Radio Wheel.
Thanks to Jax765 who did the ingame logos.
Installation instructions:
No OIV, I personally don't like those, so manual installation.
Pretty easy:
1) Extract dlc.rpf to the game directory in update\x64\dlcpacks\radio_vrock
2) edit update.rpf\common\data\dclist.xml and add: dlcpacks:/radio_vrock/
3) Put hud.gfx and hud.ytd in update.rpf\x64\patch\data\cdimages\scaleform_gereric.prf
If you have more radio mods, it could be that text labels for the songs are not displayed in the radio wheels.
No worries, easily fixed, go to update.rpf\x64\data\lang and open the RPF of your desired language, select trackid.gxt2, and
select export to openformat text file (.oxt), open trackid.oxt in the archive (with notepad for instance) and copy the lines (not the opening and closing brackets
at the top and bottom, then simply copy those into the trackid.oxt you extracted from openiv, and save the file, finally just drag and drop the file back into the
language rpf you extracted the tracklist.gxt2 from.
Trackid's used: 1950-1995 and 2120-2230
This is a compilation of six radio stations, four from Vice City/Vice City Stories and two from San Andreas
157 songs, over 10 hours of music.
From Vice City and Vice City Stories:
V-Rock, radio station with two playlists, the first is the V-Rock from Vice City with Lazlow,
the second the V-Rock from Vice City Stories with Couzin Ed and "intern" Lazlow.
Wave 103, two playlists, first from Vice City, with Adam First, second from Vice City Stories with Trish Camden and Adam First.
Flash FM, two playlists, first from Vice City with Toni, second from Vice City Stories with Toni and Teri.
Emotion 98.3, two playlists, first from Vice City with Fernando Martinez, second from Vice City Stories with Lionel Makepeace.
From GTA San Andreas:
Radio X, with Sage.
K-DST, with Tommy Smith.
Thanks to the guys from codewalker, and a special thanks to Wildbrick, who answered my stupid questions about all of this, and for
the community radio hud, which this mod is using for the Radio Wheel.
Thanks to Jax765 who did the ingame logos.
Installation instructions:
No OIV, I personally don't like those, so manual installation.
Pretty easy:
1) Extract dlc.rpf to the game directory in update\x64\dlcpacks\radio_vrock
2) edit update.rpf\common\data\dclist.xml and add: dlcpacks:/radio_vrock/
3) Put hud.gfx and hud.ytd in update.rpf\x64\patch\data\cdimages\scaleform_gereric.prf
If you have more radio mods, it could be that text labels for the songs are not displayed in the radio wheels.
No worries, easily fixed, go to update.rpf\x64\data\lang and open the RPF of your desired language, select trackid.gxt2, and
select export to openformat text file (.oxt), open trackid.oxt in the archive (with notepad for instance) and copy the lines (not the opening and closing brackets
at the top and bottom, then simply copy those into the trackid.oxt you extracted from openiv, and save the file, finally just drag and drop the file back into the
language rpf you extracted the tracklist.gxt2 from.
Trackid's used: 1950-1995 and 2120-2230
İlk Yüklenme Zamanı: 9 gün önce
Son Güncellenme Zamanı: 5 gün önce
Last Downloaded: 29 dakika önce
@sjaak327 Can you provide coloured versions of the hud icons in a future update?
Also, you should use ARGB compression when importing the textures to avoid artifacting and such.
@Jax765 Feel free to make them yourself :) That's the part I suck at royally :)
https://forum.jvangent.com/download/icons.zip
Just make sure the right logo goes to the right place :)
@sjaak327 Yeah, I decided to make my own, just took the icons from the wiki page - https://puu.sh/CMkLM/82bcc4a3a0.png
https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/304358268065808386/545734579386974252/271590_20190214223334_1.png
@Jax765 Ok with your permission, I would like to put shoe in the ytd
Can you do a video on how to install it some of the steps are kind of confusing?
@VideoGamerFan maybe better to tell me what part you find confusing ?
@sjaak327 Sure, no problem. Again, just make sure you use ARGB when importing the texture into the ytd to preserve the quality.
@sjaak327 Looking great!
I think you just need Flashback from GTA III, Feaver 105 from GTA VC, and Bounce/CSR from SA, and you'd got all the good stations. :D
@sjaak327 Radio Los Santos from SA would make a great addition as well.
YES SLAYER ANTHRAX AND MEGADETH!
Nice Super!!!
@sjaak327 I found the 2nd part confusing
@VideoGamerFan Ok, maybe that wasn't explained very well :)
Let me try again:
First, this is only needed if artist name and song name don't show up in the radio wheel. This happens when you have more than one added radio into it's own dlc. If that is the case you do the following:
1) open openiv, go to update/update.rpf/x64/data/lang/american_rel.rpf (or whatever language you happen to use) and select trackid.gxt2
2) right click that file and select extract to openformats text file ((oxt) and extract it somewhere
3) open the trackid.oxt file that I supplied in the zip file (using notepad or any other text editor)
4) select all the lines, except for the first two (version 2 30 and { ) and the last one which just says }, or in other words, select 1950A = TWISTED SISTER and then drag down to 2230S = White Wedding, and press copy
5) now you open the oxt file you extracted from openiv
6) copy paste the text you selected in 4) into this file, at the end, right after the last text line
7) save this file, and then drag and drop it back into update/update.rpf/x64/data/lang/american_rel.rpf
I hope this explains it a little better.
@sjaak327 Did you added the tracks from V-Rock after the song Turn Up The Radio by Autograph? I looked on Fandom and after this song comes up Peace Sells by Megadeth Madhouse by Anthrax Raining Blood by Slayer and 3 more tracks but after that song Turn Up The Radio came up Balls To The Wall by Accept the 6th Track from Vice City Stories...What happened exactly? You mixed them up or you didn't added those tracks in the game?
@DustNeck those are definitely there, and they do play correctly on my end.
@sjaak327 Love Fist is misspelled as "Love First". Also, I noticed that upon loading the game, the song names don't show up until you go over to them on the wheel. Doesn't appear to be the case for other radio stations.
@Jax765 What do you mean by "go over them" if they don't show, follow instructions at the bottom and copy labels to update.rpf's trackid.gxt2
@sjaak327 As in when you're on the radio wheel and you're scrolling around highlighting radio stations, the song names don't show up straight away, there's always a delay. This doesn't happen with vanilla radio stations, or the Vice City FM and Vladivostok radio mods.
@Jax765 As said, copy the labels to update.rpf. there can only be one added radio DLC that serves track labels, it's all in the readme. I have supplied you with an oxt for this purpose, just select all of them and copy back into update.rpf's trackid.gxt, the reason I didn't do what those two mods do, is to avoid overwriting stuff using an OIV.
@sjaak327 You're not understanding. I've installed everything correctly. The names do show up. But there's a delay with them showing. Other radio stations instantly show the song names in the radio wheel when you hover over them, your stations do not. They only show the names when the station itself begins playing.