Files to replace clicker.dff in GTA San Andreas (4 files)

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SPLINTER CELL. Episode 1: Tbilisi

GTA San Andreas / Mods / New missions

Author:

MrBlackMorgan

File uploaded by:

darkmorgan

Uploaded:

11 July 2018

File size:

30.45 Mb

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589

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Sam Fisher is one of the best agents of the Third Echelon special unit. The development of digital technology has made conventional espionage almost impossible. US security is at stake. This was the impetus for the creation of the "Third Echelon". Th...

Hacker

GTA San Andreas / Mods / New missions

Author:

HackingSky_

File uploaded by:

HackingSky_

Uploaded:

21 August 2017

File size:

2.36 Mb

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583

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Brief description of the plot of : A hacker, whose name is unknown throughout the chapter, gets a job in a company to eliminate competitors, but not everything is so simple Features : Hacking system, separate skins for the Main Hero and Fred + lapt...

CCTV camera for DYOM [smashable version]

GTA San Andreas / Mods / Various mods

Author:

YSV

File uploaded by:

YSV

Uploaded:

14 December 2016

File size:

259.01 Kb

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142

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At the request of one of the users, I made destructible this model . A separate collision has been created. The camera is destroyed with one pistol shot. Installation: Fill in .dff .txd and .coll files in GTA_int.img. replace object.dat with da...

CCTV camera for DYOM

GTA San Andreas / Mods / Various mods

Author:

YSV

File uploaded by:

YSV

Uploaded:

13 December 2016

File size:

211.05 Kb

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And again a mod made for DYOM'ers and not only. This mod replaces 294 objects (some kind of green, useless shit) with just such a small camera. Alas, I was too lazy to prescribe the destructibility of the object in object.dat, so let's do it ourselv...