(Press space to activate when you have loaded in your game.Ĥ. (I have explained how to do this above)ģ. Uninstall mods and find the one that is causing the issue and bare in mind that the more mods you have the lower the performance your game can run. Set the process of GTA V to either Above normal or High.Ģ. In conclusion, Try the 5 fixes I have stated below.ġ. It will set the priority and get rid of any unnecessary processes that pushes hard on the game which may cause the texture issues. The way you use this is to start up your GTA V normally then start the script. Another thing you could do is to install this, This basically is a fix for many people for their game.

The reason why I have said to use this and not the high one is because it's effected on ALL processors. Another thing you could try is setting the GTA V process to above normal. Use the backup and revert back the changes the mod made and then never install the mod again. Once you find the mod that messes up your game. If it goes ok then install the next mod and so on. Make a backup in case of an error and then launch the game. You can do this by every time you install a mod. The best bit of precaution is to find out what mod is causing the errors. Uninstall all of your mods and only install the ones that you feel like you need.

The mains fix is to either update your drivers if not done already. Vehicle mods for example are mostly HD meaning it makes the size of the files bigger in to have the HD textures and what not and if you put too many in it will lower your fps and also cause texture problems like the ones you are seeing in the video you have shown me. The game may not like a few mods that you have installed as they chance models and textures from what they originally where. Ok by the looks of it to me you have mods installed.

Gta v texture editor