CLEO is a hugely popular extensible library plugin which brings new possibilities in scripting for the game Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas by Rockstar Games, allowing the use of thousands of unique mods which change or expand the gameplay. You may find more information about CLEO on the official website https://cleo.li
An ASI loader is required for CLEO 5 to work. CLEO 5 is bundled with several popular ASI Loaders (Silent's ASI Loader and Ultimate ASI Loader).
Follow the instructions on the release page to choose a bundle that works best for you.
The ASI Loader replaces one original game file: vorbisFile.dll
- be sure to make a backup of this file.
CLEO itself does not replace any game file, however the following files and folders are added:
All plugins are optional, however they may be required by various CLEO scripts.
CLEO allows the installation of 'CLEO scripts', which often use the extension '.cs'. These third-party scripts are entirely user-made and are in no way supported by the developers of this library. While CLEO itself should work in a wide range of game installations, individual scripts are known to have their own compatibility restrictions and can not be guaranteed to work. CLEO scripts can be found on Grand Theft Auto fansites and modding sites such as:
CLEO is continually being improved and extended over time. In very rare circumstances, new major releases may break some older scripts. To fix this, CLEO provides a 'compatibility mode' to closely emulate behavior of previous versions and improve stability of old scripts.
.cs
to .cs4
..cs
to .cs3
. The author and original developer of the CLEO library is Seemann. Development of CLEO 4 was led by Alien and Deji, later turned into CLEO 5 by Miran. Today the CLEO library is an open-source project being maintained at https://github.com/cleolibrary
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The developers are not affiliated with Take 2 Interactive or Rockstar Games. By using this product or any of the additional products included you take your own personal responsibility for any negative consequences should they arise.