Finally an open source RPF loader for both legacy and enhanced!
Amazing work @Chiheb-Bacha

@SuleMareVientu Thank you :)
Also made one for RDR2 called RageOpenRDR2 hahah. It's also Open-Source.
Will release that on Nexus shortly.

Soooo, now with that can the RPF files be modded (in a mods folder) and will be working with it or what does it do exactly?

@AzAsAsyn This is functionally equivalent to OpenIV.asi (for Legacy) and OpenRPF.asi (for Enhanced), while being open-source and delivering better performance (compared to OpenIV.asi at least).

@Chiheb-Bacha I think they are asking since it supports legacy and enhanced mods at the same time. In which I believe legacy mods still need to be converted regardless for Enhanced. - Maybe I am wrong. idk lol

If I use the RageOpenV_MoreLogs version but disable all logging in the configuration file, will the performance be the same as the regular RageOpenV version?

Great work ! Thanks a lot !

@FastBurst Exactly. I would love to be able to mod some enviroment for example like posters etc to change it to more nsfw, but I assume for now there is no good rpf editor for Enhanced (?)

@AzAsAsyn I been using the latest CodeWalker release from their discord as it works better than the on this site that hasn't been updated.

Thanks 🥹

@JoyLucien yes i also wanna know ts cz im already using nve and other heavy mods so i need ts to not eat up more of my performance.. @Chiheb-Bacha can u let us know plz

Great work.
I'm looking forward to the alternative method mentioned in the description

@FastBurst Awesome! I'll check it out. Thank you for the info <3

@FastBurst Yeah you still need to convert assets made for Legacy if you want them to work on Enhanced. This will simply load them, you know, like OpenIV.asi and OpenRPF.asi.

It supporting Legacy and Enhanced simply means the same ASI can be used with both.

@Thirsty_edits @JoyLucien possibly slightly worse. But you could try and let me know.

The difference is, that in the release version, functions that can potentially log during gameplay are stubbed out (you can look at the source code to see which, they use logger::log instead of logger::write, and it's disabled for the release build.). So the version with logs, even if you disable to options in the ini, will still call the log function, even if it doesn't end up writing to the console or the log file, which could add a slight overhead, although as I said I haven't really measured it.

So I'd still recommend using the release version without logs once you get your mods working properly. But if you encounter any issues, you could switch to the version with logs so that you can identify which rpf is causing them.

@Alex106 Thank you :)
I thought I'd look more into it this weekend, but got sidetracked and instead released RageOpenRDR2 😅. I'll make sure to share any updates about it tho

@Chiheb-Bacha

You probably need to update the description, etc.

This currently applies to GTA V and the additional files required for GTA V to work:

Installation

Place RageOpenV.asi inside your game's main directory, where GTA5.exe or GTA5_Enhanced.exe is located.
For GTA V Legacy, use the ASI loader included with ScriptHookV (dinput8.dll), or download dinput8.dll from:
Ultimate ASI Loader
For GTA V Enhanced, use the ASI loader included with ScriptHookV (xinput1_4.dll), or download xinput1_4.dll from:
Ultimate ASI Loader
Recommended: Install Packfilelimitadjuster Enhanced and Heapadjuster Enhanced. They work for both GTA5 Legacy and Enhanced.

@RemixPL1994 I don't get it. That's already in the description, unless I messed something up and you can't see it?

Works perfectly with NVE, excellent, thank you very much.

@Chiheb-Bacha

My mistake, never mind :)