safest way is to make a folder outside the main one and just copy paste them back nd forth.

keeping the files in there would probably flag your account for cheating. (note I'm more of a SP person, but wouldn't mind seeing what online version of this is like) i would not keep the files in the folder, due to rockstar scanning the folders trying to find 'cheats/hacks'. but because I will probably switch from single to online, would it be safe to just to RENAME the 'ScriptHookRDR2.dll' to '' and keep all the other files there?

In the folder there is 'ScriptHookRDR2.dll' and a load of ASI files. However I understand that mods are not allowed on line and if I have them I would get banned. However I use a few mods for the SP, main ones being 'Longer days' and 'More Persistent Weather' (I have a few other minor ones). I'm currently playing through the single player game, but was thinking of trying online at some point. I can't say for sure, but I think if you have a 'version.dll' file in your gameroot (it's an asi loader), it should automatically disable online.Īll of this is under the assumption you have a ♥♥♥♥ ton of mods installed (like I have), so if you only have a few, it shouldn't be much of a problem to remove them, assuming you copy and pasted the files from their respective downloaded folder, instead of just dragging them. If you can't find any pictures or videos that contain the base game file, then you might wanna try redownloading it, then copy and pasting the cleaned gameroot in another backup folder so you don't have to redownload it next time. I have no clue if renaming the files does anything because I don't create mods myself, but I've converted my gameroot a few times when I want to play RDO. Second, you should try to find any pictures of the base RDR2 game folder without any mods, so just in-case you accidentally leave a file in there, it shouldn't conflict. Well first of all, don't expect much content past like 20 hours of playing red dead online.Īnyway, you should try to copy and paste your entire RDR2 gameroot into a backup folder so when you switch back to singleplayer, you can just copy and paste it back into the main folder without going through the drama of re-adding all the mods (unless you only use a few).

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