I had no choice but to redownload the original files to be able to play the game. The second time I started the launcher, it started updating the game to replace the modded files with the original files.
Unfortunately I was able to launch the game only for the first time after applying the pack as the launcher was already running. I wanted to apply the NBmod pack ( ) to the game which is a collection of mods that fixes/improves the various issues with the original game. I recently bought GTA IV through the RGL as I own all other rockstar games solely on RGL. scOfflineOnly: Forces the Social Club UI to load the offline website only.I don't know if this solution has been found out already but I figured I'd post it anyway. scNoAutologin: Disable Social Club autologin rglLanguage: Language set by the Rockstar Games Launcher noBlockOnLostFocus: Don't block the window update when it loses focus. episodesFolder: Sets the root folder for Episodic content disableimposters: Turn of the imposter rendering for vehicles
adapter: Use the specified screen adapter number (zero-based) FrameQueueLimit: Maxiumum number of frames that can be queued up Usage: C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Grand Theft Auto IV\GTAIV\GTAIV.exe Hers is a copy-paste of what it shows for the latest version : If you can't see it entirely, right click on the top of the window frame and select "Move" to move it up and down using your arrow keys, since you can't scroll or resize the window. The syntax of certain command-line arguments might slightly differ depending on your version of the game, but you can type "-help" in the commandline.txt file to open a window called "Commandline Arguments" that will display a list of all entries available for your version of the game next time you'll try to launch it (delete the command to be able to play the game again). For those of you who still didn't know, most of the issues related to the PC port of Grand Theft Auto IV can be solved simply by using some command-line entries.Īll you need to do for this is to open the GTA IV main folder (where GTAIV.exe is) and manually create a new text file called "commandline.txt" and write down inside this file the specific commands you need depending on your issue(s).
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