PC Converting Steam-GTAV to Rockstar-GTAV (and back again)

NOT MY SOURCE, IT'S COPIED & I'M NOT SURE IF IT WORKS AS I'AM TESTING IT NOW, IF IT DOESN'T WORK I WILL UPDATE THIS THREAD WITH A WORKING SOLUTION!

born2fart Wrote:A friend of mine owns a copy of Grand Theft Auto V and wants to play it on my more powerful rig. His copy is just the standard Rockstar version you download with their custom launcher; my version is the one I bought on Steam (which obviously you download via the Steam client.) It turns out neither of us could just input our login information and play because the Steam files and Rockstar files are somehow totally different.

I don't know which files are different exactly, even after doing this trick. But I have developed a technique to alternate between the Rockstar Version and Steam Version if you ever need to change between the two.

If you want to go from Steam-GTAV to Rockstar-GTA, do the following steps:

1. Go to your Steam directory for Grand Theft Auto V (Program Files - Steam - steamapps - Common - Grand Theft Auto V)

2. Delete everything except the .rpf files and the folders. You may need to delete 'x64a.rpf' for some reason (or store it somewhere else.)

3. Download the Rockstar game client download (available via the Social Club website, click on the little gear beside your name and Game Downloads)

4. Use the .exe you just downloaded to Repair the files.

5. Launch with PlayGTAV.exe

If you want to go from Rockstar-GTA to Steam-GTAV , do the following steps:

1. Go to your game directory, wherever you saved it. I assume this will be Program Files, under Rockstar Games or Grand Theft Auto V.

2. Delete everything except the .rpf files and the folders. You may need to delete 'x64a.rpf' for some reason (or store it somewhere else.)

3. Select Grand Theft Auto V in your Steam directory and begin to install it. Then stop this installation.

4. Copy all your game files into Program Files - Steam - steamapps - Common - Grand Theft Auto V.

5. Resume installation. It shouldn't download anything more, but it may add a few more files.

6. Right click Grand Theft Auto V in your Steam games list, click Properties, click Local Files and then click Verify Integrity of Game Cache.

7. Wait for it to verify and download whatever it needs to replace (this could take a while.)

not sure about that, i think it will ask u for the serial key (gta5 steam key)..... after all, do u have any updates !!