It runs, but the framerate isn't very good. File names are pretty much the same, except for the gta3.img file which is now gta3_pvr.img. There's no folder structure, all of the files are now in the root directory. What device are you running III on and how do you access the files on GTAIII? "gta3iphone" seems to indicate you're using either the iPhone4 or 4S but that could be an internal filename that is used on all platforms i don't know.Ĭould you point me in the right direction on how to get that software? Does it require a jailbreak? That reminds me, is the data folder structure the same as the ps2 or pc or xbox version? Or does it differ from all three? (are the file+folder locations different i mean) If so then i'll be making some new III maps. Thanks to: LION from and GamerzworldĪh ok, when you next get the chance to it might be possible to install odies stunt park or something. " CC CC AC", iOS Custom Value (From a 3GS set file) " CC CC A4 ", iOS A4 chipset drawing distance (some sort of custom value) Known offsets and their features are below. SET file, you will need a hex editor such as XVI32. To properly decompile the SCM, you will need to add the follow opcodes to the SCM.INI file. Because SannyBuilder is unaware of these opcodes, the SCM will fail to decompile. However, the mobile version uses two extra opcodes. The SCM for the mobile version is almost exactly the same as the SCM for the PC version. To access your t file, you may have to jailbreak and get afc2add in addition to using iExplorer. It is a free program that allows you to explore your device without jailbreaking. The easiest way to access the game files on your iOS device is to get iExplorer. SCM - Same as GTA3 PC but has a few extra opcodes. GXT, IMG, IPL, IDE, COL - Same as GTA3 PC.
The game will still load texture files from the PC version though so this really isn't a problem.ĭFF - Map objects and cars open just fine with Kam's Tools. TXD - The file structure is almost the same, the textures seem to be stored differently though.
This means that most files are moddable using the tools we've gotten from the amazing tool makers over the years. Thanks to Rockstar and War Drum Studios, the Grand Theft Auto III port for iOS and Android devices uses a direct port of the same RenderWare engine that the original game used.
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