Frequently asked questions

Start with the instructions and compatibility details on the release page. Different packages can require different installation steps.

Open the release page and read its Overview, Requirements, Installation and Compatibility sections before downloading. Check the supported game, edition, platform and game build. Make a backup of files the installation will change, install the listed dependencies, then follow the creator’s steps. Test one new mod at a time so you can identify conflicts. The Help library and getting-started guide provide additional guidance.

Match the release’s game, edition, platform and build requirements to your installation. GTA V Legacy and Enhanced are separate editions; Story Mode and FiveM packages are not interchangeable. A download being available does not mean it supports every edition or build. If compatibility is unclear, ask the creator in the release’s support area before installing.

Only install the tools and dependencies required by the particular release. These are not universal requirements for every mod. Read the Requirements and Installation sections, check the requested versions and use the dependency sources identified by the creator. Do not assume that a tool or dependency for one game edition will work with another.

There is no single installation folder that works for every package. Follow the paths and installation method given on the release page or in the included instructions. A script, vehicle package, archive replacement and FiveM resource can require different steps. Do not copy an entire archive into your game folder unless its instructions explicitly say to do so. Keep your original files and follow the creator’s uninstall instructions when removing a mod.

Treat a Story Mode release as a single-player mod unless its page explicitly identifies another supported platform. Keep single-player modifications out of GTA Online. FiveM resources must be installed for the correct framework and used with the relevant server owner’s permission and rules. WreckD’s community rules prohibit publishing cheats for online multiplayer games.

Check the supported edition and game build, required dependencies, installation paths and any known conflicts. If the problem started after adding a mod, use its uninstall instructions to remove that change and test again. Restore your backup if necessary. Report the mod version, game edition and build, dependency versions, steps to reproduce the problem and any relevant error message in the release’s support area. Remove personal information from logs before sharing them.