Weird visual glitch: HELP!

[NucleusRM]

(forgive english, i am argentina)

So, I downloaded GTA SA some days ago after a while, and, of course, I started modding it (weapons, cleo, etc.)

All was going all right but for some reason I started getting this weird graffiti thing on air inside CJ's house and everytime I rotate the camera to the right on the outside. It doesn't affect performace, but it is TOO annoying. Please save me...

 

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[just Gesha]

Wrong topic, but whatever. Had this thing going on in my game too, it's probably from some of the cleo scripts, but since I don't remember how I fixed it or what was causing it(I think it was a mod called ''Party On Grove Street'') you'll have to remove mods one by one and see which is causing this, or just reinstall your game.

[Andromeda-J]

for me it was kosmos effect cleo mod, just get new save and remove that script before any saving

Edited December 19, 2015 by Jaanus949

[Helegad]

Modding a game, breaking it, and asking what's wrong on a forum is the equivalent of opening up your computer, driving a hammer into the motherboard, then calling up your local repair store asking what's wrong with it.

 

How would we know? San Andreas works fine without mods, you were the one who screwed with it.

[Andromeda-J]

actually only thing that always breaks is save file when using cleo stuff, starting new game and removing crappy scripts from every possible location in computer will repair everything and to find out which scripts are screwing the game you have to save after new game every time you remove scripts one-by-one until problem disappears or you can also copy from backup another save(you gotta have backup) and test saving again after every removal! As for other mods, you must keep full backup (best for it is flash memory separated from computer) of the game files which are likely replaced by mods (anim, audio, data and models folders; stream.ini, vorbis.dll, vorbisfile.dll)

Edited December 20, 2015 by Jaanus949