quinMP is a GTA 5 multiplayer mod. It originally started as a rewrite for a different multiplayer mod, but forked out into its own open source variation instead.
There is currently no publicly available download, but you are free to clone this repository and build it yourself.
As this project had only been in development for a few weeks, there isn't very much to it right now. These are the features that are currently implemented:
- Dedicated server and client implemented using ENet.
- Player movement synchronization.
- Fast entity streaming.
- A simple chat using GTAO's chat scaleform.
- Rockstar-like user interface.
quinMP works as a .asi mod, and depends on ScriptHookV. So to run this mod, you will need to have the ASI
loader as dinput8.dll, ScriptHookV itself as ScriptHookV.dll, and the mod's ASI file all in the GTA 5
game folder. This has been tested on the Steam build as well as the Warehouse build.
It will generate a logfile which you can see the mod's events in, in case something breaks. It will also attempt to load a .ini file for reading your nickname and quick-connect server. (F3 connects to this, and F4 disconnects.) It's not required however, and you can still connect to any server by using the in-game menu.
The server shouldn't require any special configuration at this point in time.
Building the client is done using Visual Studio 2015.
Building the server can be done on Linux using make, or on Windows with Visual Studio. This is handled
via cmake. On Linux you will need to have the ENet library installed (eg. on Debian, the package is
libenet-dev), and on Windows you will need to locate the library manually.
Whether this mod will have its development continued is questionable, so feel free to fork this repository and improve on the project. I might also accept pull requests, depending on their quality.
quinMP, a multiplayer mod for GTA5.
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