READ - How to avoid bans by manual mapping!
Some players recently reported that they got banned just for having a mod menu injected. That indicates R* is scanning loaded modules.
The best option to avoid that is by manually mapping the dlls into the game. That way not even Windows will know a dll was loaded. Of course there are ways for a game to detect that, but it doesn't seem like R* does such checks for now.
Unfortunately MSV based mods (that is almost all public mods) call GetModuleFilenameA and throw an error when beeing manually mapped. I've worked around that some time ago and included this feature in "Multi Mod", but not many people seem to know. So I decided to make a detailed howto and use Jordan's menu as an example:
Requirements
.NET Framework 4.0 (for Extreme Injector)
Visual C++ Redistributable 2015 (x64) (for Multi Mod & Jordans)
Extreme Injector
Multi Mod
Jordans Menu (or any newer version if available)
Setup
1) Download & Install the requirements
2) Start Extreme Injector
3) Click on Settings
4) Change the injection method to "Manual Map". I've also set some scrambling options, but you don't need to do so (for now). The only important thing is setting the injection method to "Manual Map". My settings look like this:


4) Click "OK" to return to the main window.
5) Add "Multi Mod" and "Jordans". Important: Multi Mod needs to be the first dll in the list!
Your main window should now look like this:

6) Click on "Settings"
7) Click on "Start in Secure Mode"
8) Start GTA
9) Click "Inject"
Additional Info
- You could still be banned by using detected features like money/RP/etc.!
- Extreme Injector saves your settings. So when you want to start the game again, you don't need to repeat all the aforementioned steps, but can start at step 6).
- This should also work for most other available MSV mods.
- I've been using manually mapped Multi Mod + Jordans myself in 1.31 and spawned cars (e.g. drove a Tampa in my garage), teleported, spawned a little bit of money, etc. I'm not banned! However, maybe I was just lucky. Use on your own risk!
@ Mods: I know this would normally belong in the Tutorials section. But to avoid further mass bans of users, I've posted it here. Sorry if that wasn't OK
The best option to avoid that is by manually mapping the dlls into the game. That way not even Windows will know a dll was loaded. Of course there are ways for a game to detect that, but it doesn't seem like R* does such checks for now.
Unfortunately MSV based mods (that is almost all public mods) call GetModuleFilenameA and throw an error when beeing manually mapped. I've worked around that some time ago and included this feature in "Multi Mod", but not many people seem to know. So I decided to make a detailed howto and use Jordan's menu as an example:
Requirements
.NET Framework 4.0 (for Extreme Injector)
Visual C++ Redistributable 2015 (x64) (for Multi Mod & Jordans)
Extreme Injector
Multi Mod
Jordans Menu (or any newer version if available)
Setup
1) Download & Install the requirements
2) Start Extreme Injector
3) Click on Settings
4) Change the injection method to "Manual Map". I've also set some scrambling options, but you don't need to do so (for now). The only important thing is setting the injection method to "Manual Map". My settings look like this:


4) Click "OK" to return to the main window.
5) Add "Multi Mod" and "Jordans". Important: Multi Mod needs to be the first dll in the list!
Your main window should now look like this:

6) Click on "Settings"
7) Click on "Start in Secure Mode"
8) Start GTA
9) Click "Inject"
Additional Info
- You could still be banned by using detected features like money/RP/etc.!
- Extreme Injector saves your settings. So when you want to start the game again, you don't need to repeat all the aforementioned steps, but can start at step 6).
- This should also work for most other available MSV mods.
- I've been using manually mapped Multi Mod + Jordans myself in 1.31 and spawned cars (e.g. drove a Tampa in my garage), teleported, spawned a little bit of money, etc. I'm not banned! However, maybe I was just lucky. Use on your own risk!
@ Mods: I know this would normally belong in the Tutorials section. But to avoid further mass bans of users, I've posted it here. Sorry if that wasn't OK

