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@ddoddocute
Yes of course I was going to release a mod for the new GTA 5 but there was a problem with the peddamge file and I left it until a good tool comes out, preferably an updated openiv.
Also about the structure of the files yes it is the same but they are different versions.

@Cradva
And yes, to get the file (bloodfx.dat) from the mod if there is an OIV installer, you just need to unpack the OIV file via 7z.

@Cradva
I hope I was able to explain and the translator didn't screw anything up.

@Cradva
And don't touch the strings and data associated with the skeleton.

@Cradva
In short, go to openiV and follow the path (update\update.rpf\common\data\effects) not in the mods folder, then copy the file (bloodfx.dat) from there to any convenient place for you, you will also need the same file only from the mod itself, open these two files through a program like (notepad++) and you need to transfer in pieces all the data from the file from the mod to the original file from the game that you took along the path (update\update.rpf\common\data\effects)

@Cradva
Dude seriously did you pay for a blood mod?
Haha ok I'll try to explain.

@Go1ngP0stal
But I can tell you how you can fix this problem yourself, if of course you are ready?

@Go1ngP0stal
And for each mod such a fix will be individual, in our mods the bloodfx.dat files are very different.

@Go1ngP0stal
Nо, this is not a separate fix, but a version of the mod compatible with the current game.

@ddoddocute
No, only on legacy for now