Given that, I believe this is either Native UI or Map Editor that is at the root of the problem.
Map Editor won't run with the Native UI version that is supposedly "recommended" by the Editor's author. I managed to reproduce your problem and you are right indeed - Native UI 1.8 does not work with the latest Map Editor release. Show me a screenshot of your scripts folder with the NativeUI and its size showing. As I have said, the NativeUI.dll that comes with the MapEditor works fine. It hasn't been updated in forever and now it's finally paying the debt because R* must have done something in the UI or whatever to make an address or something different. It's an issue with MapEditor, not NativeUI. I didn't run RPH so it didn't put the plugins in.
#Gta5 map editor mod#
I did a whole clean-out with literally just MapEditor and NativeUI installed for mod wise. Delete any leftovers and unused files because they often cause conflicts between various resources. Though it sounds like a no-brainer, I suggest you take some time and carefully clean up your GTA5 directory and scripts folder. I really believe that the cause of your problems lies elsewhere or that there is something peculiar going on in your folders. Having said that, I believe it is unlikely that this resource alone is a culprit. Yet, I can use it without problems.Īlso, notice that the link to Native UI available in the Map Editor download redirects to version 1.8! Despite me, having Map Editor with Native UI 1.7 (sic!) I can still operate Map Editor successfully.
I also don't have the Native UI version that the Map Editor "requires". Said in MapEditor not working with 1.8 NativeUI:
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