Grand Theft Auto V Enhanced looks absolutely stunning, setting the stage for what could be the best-looking video game of the current generation, Grand Theft Auto 6. Unfortunately, one of the side-effects of upgrading Grand Theft Auto V to support modern features on PC is that most if not all the previous single-player mods no longer worked in the game—until now.
According to @videotechuk_ on X, the ScripthookV and Rampage SP menu is now updated to support the latest version of GTA V, which is good news for those who'd like to push just how much better (and how much more fun) they can have in Los Santos. GTA V is one of the most modded games on PC. So you can only imagine the disappointment in many fans after finding out that the mods they used to enjoy GTA V no longer worked. Kudos to the developers responsible for updating two of the most popular mods for GTA V to support the free upgrade.
There's still no word when the official modding tool will arrive, however. Cfx.re, which Rockstar Games bought in 2023, has confirmed that an official mod tool is currently in development to "assist the modding community in making their assets compatible with the new upgrade." It's unclear when the mod tool will arrive, but Cfx.re noted that they're nearly finished and are already "completing the final few tasks required to release the tool."
