TOP G MOD MENU
The TOPG mod menu is brand new to the modding szene of GTA 5 but it already comes with some good protections, a clean design, trolling options and recovery options. There are even some unique features so its definatly worth checking it out.
TOP G MOD MENU
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Open the context menu by simply pressing and holding c or whatever button you have assigned in the Game Options.You will notice that you no longer control the crosshair, but rather a mouse cursor. Choose the object you want to edit by pointing at it and then click right.
Once you have added yourself as superadmin, you should be able to use admin commands in-game. You can open the ULX menu by typing !menu in the chat or using the ulx menu command in the in-game console. The following menu should appear:
Most ULX commands have a chat command equivalent. For instance, you can teleport another player to you by typing !bring PLAYER in the chat and it will work exactly the same as the bring command in the Cmds tab of the ULX menu.
By default, ULX includes 3 administrator groups, which are (from least privileged to most privileged) operator, admin, and superadmin. You can add additional groups or remove existing groups as required within the Groups tab of the ULX menu. To manage groups:
Any of the above listed attributes of an existing group can be updated by selecting the name of the group you would like to update from the left side of the menu, changing the desired attributes, and clicking the Update button.
You can add restrictions to what arguments players are allowed to use with a command by selecting the permission, editing the fields on the right side of the menu, and clicking the Apply restrictions button.
The game menu can be opened by holding Q. If it wasn't for the game menu you wouldn't be able to do much in Garry's Mod, besides shooting people like your friends or walking around. To keep the game menu open, click F1. To close it, click F1 again.
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Change Kodi Menu We are funded by our readers and may receive a commission when you buy using links on our site. Customize Kodi menu options: How to change menu options in Kodi One of Kodi's biggest strengths is how customizable it is. We'll explain how to add new menu items, remove the defaults you don't need, and even revert to the older horizontal menu style. Tom Blackstone Kodi and streaming expert UPDATED: September 10, 2022 body.single .section.main-content.sidebar-active .col.grid-item.sidebar.span_1_of_3 float: right; body.single .section.main-content.sidebar-active .col.grid-item.content.span_2_of_3 margin-left: 0;
First of all, don't panic! Restoring hidden menu items is really straightforward. All you have to do is navigate to the skin settings menu (Gear icon > Interface > Skin > Configure skin > Main menu items) and toggle the button for whatever you disabled back on.
The Tool Gun is an essential tool in Garry's Mod that allows players to manipulate a variety of functions to create different things. The gun itself looks like a revolver with wiring and a screen on the back, displaying the tool being used. Also, items in the GUI menu can be spawned using this.
Most menus in Skyrim were designed around controllers and a strange tab system that never provides enough information. If players are modding on the PC version, they are in luck. SkyUI is a great mod that updates Skyrim's UI to provide much more information without becoming obtrusive. Features include unique icons for item types and a search bar all while increasing the number of items a player can see at once. It also comes with the Mod Configuration Menu (or MCM for short), a must for PC modders.
MoreHUD is yet another UI mod that attempts to provide more information to the player without overloading them with useless images. MoreHUD has plenty of quality-of-life features, such as showing magical properties on ingredients and enchanted gear while it is out of a player's inventory, marks which enchantments have been discovered, and displays enemy Magicka and Stamina values in real-time with numerical values. The mod is fully customizable with an MCM menu for players that only want certain features enabled.
Better Jumping is one of the simplest yet most noticeable quality-of-life mods a player can install. In essence, this mod allows players to jump while sprinting while keeping the momentum from sprinting. A configuration menu also allows players to enable multiple jumps in the air and modify jump height if they so desire. Being able to jump while sprinting is a game-changer for traversal and combat.
Fallout 4's looting system has made its way to Skyrim with the Quick Loot mod. It works exactly like Fallout 4's loot system, showing the items inside a container in a small panel to the right of the player's screen for them to quickly sort through and take what's needed. For those that have not experienced Fallout 4's looting menu, this dramatically speeds up looting after combat or during exploration. Collecting Gold from every urn isn't such a tedious task with this mod installed. 041b061a72