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# Mods → RPF

Bundle your finished work into a single mod file that GTA tools and servers can use. Pick one of three jobs and FiveOS does the packing for you.

![The Mods → RPF tab](/files/1kLdAVa60huEEzJp6FZM)

## How to use it

1. Pick what you want to make:
   * **Raw packed `.rpf`** — squeeze a resource folder into one shareable file.
   * **Singleplayer ped `dlc.rpf`** — turn a character model into a singleplayer add-on.
   * **Replace an existing asset** — swap a stock GTA item (like a phone prop) for your own.
2. Drag in your files (and for a replacement, type the exact name of the item you're swapping).
3. Click build, then grab the finished file from the output folder.

## Tips

* **Replace** has two options: *server-side* (everyone sees it) or *client-side* (only you).
* Client-side swaps only show for you, and many servers block them — use server-side to share.

## If it doesn't work

* **Replacement not showing?** The item name must match the stock file's name exactly.
* **Ped clothing missing?** Freemode/EUP outfits get flagged — they aren't a simple add-on.
* **Client-side swap invisible on a server?** That server blocks them; use the server-side option.


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