Has anyone thought of making a GTA 5 vore mod?

[fsdbiu2346y8]

I don't know if this has been discussed and dealt with already (and I'm sorry if it has) but it seems like a good idea. Any thoughts?

[0Anesthetic4u]

I doubt it, and I'm sure non one will make one, the mod comunity for it is TINY, and there aren't any pre-existing resources for anyone who would want to.

[Jamjo]

That sounds like it would be unbearably complicated to pull off, but admittedly I'm no programmer, so that's just a pure assumption through and through, lol. I guess one way it might work easiest is a mod of some form for the Peyote animal transformation trips, maybe letting you turn into a giant snake or something... But honestly while I'm not in any way ashamed of the fetish what so ever, I tend to err on the side of.. kind of keeping it just between us and those who'd understand, and also not turn it into into a "let's laugh at the silly-folk" thing, which I'm a tad worried introducing it to the GTA V scene might lead to... But I guess I'm always a little worried about that... A little
Then again, the modding community seems small and like it might be basically dead (I at least haven't heard much from it in a long time) and again I may even just be that one, vocal odd ball of the community that worries over things so insignificant they may as well be nothing xDD (<--odds are good that's the one)

[VoraciousArtistry]

The biggest problem would be the small fact that Rockstar is not Bethesda, they dislike people modding their game at the best of times, due in no small part to the games success as a multiplayer game. It might be possible to rig up a mesh for one of the three main characters of the single player game, but that would probably be it, and even then, unlike Skyrim or Fallout, the game has a lot more AI interaction and ingame cutscenes, which may or may not need the character to look a certain way. Also with the number of updates they keep releasing, even now, the chance of something in the mod breaking is a lot higher.

[fsdbiu2346y8]

Oh okay.

[kongpow]

The biggest problem would be the small fact that Rockstar is not Bethesda, they dislike people modding their game at the best of times, due in no small part to the games success as a multiplayer game. It might be possible to rig up a mesh for one of the three main characters of the single player game, but that would probably be it, and even then, unlike Skyrim or Fallout, the game has a lot more AI interaction and ingame cutscenes, which may or may not need the character to look a certain way. Also with the number of updates they keep releasing, even now, the chance of something in the mod breaking is a lot higher.

Yep, the cutscenes need to have the player looking a certain way. Custom meshes (clothing, female characters, etc.) breaks the single player cutscenes (no models will render). There doesn't seem to be anyway around it either other then changing back to default franklin/michael/trevor each time you want to play a cutscene.

Realistically, the farthest someone would get with a GTAV vore mod, would be a belly mesh that you can attach via a trainer or something. Then they would run into the same wall which prevents people from making any meaningful mod which extends the core scripted functions of the gameplay itself in anyway.

As noted above, Rockstar does not support mods and does not release editing tools for their engine. They instead release online security updates that repeatedly break most mods. Great for Rockstar, not great for the GTA modding community.

GTAV has all the publicity and popularity a game would need to have a healthy modding community. But since Rockstar does not release any useful modding tools, GTA games ultimately are lousy games to try and mod.

[RossTheEmeraldFox]

Bet GTA V mod you're gunna get.. Iron man vs hulk mod. XP

[gartrux]

I guess no one did