Grand Theft Auto V (Windows)

Grand Theft Auto V
Developer: Rockstar North Publisher: Rockstar Games Platform: Windows Released internationally: April 14, 2015 This game has unused graphics. This game has unused models.

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Grand Theft Auto V for Windows is a port of the Xbox One/PlayStation 4 version, which in turn is a port of the original. This version has updated graphics, higher quality sound, and the Rockstar Editor.

Oh, and some unused content.

Unused Graphics

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Textures and models exist for a cloud test in x64b.rpf.

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  hires.bmp

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  hires_lrg.bmp

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  hires_lrg2.bmp

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  test1_decal.dds

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  test2_decal.dds

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  test3_decal.dds

In common.rpf/data/glass, there are 3 high resolution test pictures and 3 test decals present.

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  dance.dds

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  great.dds

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  leveld.dds

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  levelu.dds

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  missed.dds

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  perfect.dds

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  ready.dds

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  weak.dds

In x64a.rpf\textures\level_design_titleupdate\dancingmg.ytd, there are textures for a cut dancing minigame.

This texture can be found in multiple models.

Police Cruiser Modifications

The Police Cruiser has unused modifications applicable with the help of a trainer. It only lacks options to change the grille, left/right wing, and roof. If forced into Los Santos Customs, the number on top has five options, labelled as liveries.

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  1st set of parts

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  2nd set of parts

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  Custom Rear Bumper 1

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  Custom Rear Bumper 2

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  Big Bore Exhaust

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  The Police Cruiser fully modified with a matte red paint, Xenon lights, tinted windows, and custom wheels.

Part	Name (Set 1)	Name (Set 2)
Spoiler	Low Level Spoiler	Mid Level Spoiler
Exhaust	Big Bore Exhaust	N/A
Chassis	Enhanced Pushbar	Enforcer Pushbar
Bonnet	Ram Air Hood	Double Vented Hood

The second exhaust lacks a name. All other police vehicles can be modified with performance, paints, wheels, window tints, and xenon lights, but lack visual parts.

Internal Radio Names

Most radio packages have names generally referring to a genre of music. Two packages have different names, likely referring to the fact the radio station names underwent changes throughout development.

• Radio_15_MOWTOWN.rpf - The Lowdown 91.1
• Radio_16_SILVERLAKE.rpf - Radio Mirror Park