Tired of Stealing Cars Like a Chump in Director Mode? Here's Your One-Stop Guide (Because Grand Theft Auto Should Be About Theft... Of the Legal Kind)
So, you're in Director Mode, crafting your cinematic masterpiece, and BAM! You need a car. Not just any car, mind you. You need the perfect car to chase down rogue pigeons with, or perhaps a sleek sports car to make your grandma look like a total badass. The problem? You're fresh out of grand theft auto-ing skills (or maybe you just don't want the fuzz on your tail).
Fear not, aspiring Scorsese! This guide will turn you from a cinematic car-jacker into a vehicular conjurer.
Step 1: Accepting You're Not Actually Vin Diesel (But That's Okay)
Let's face it, rolling up to a car and demanding it with a smoldering gaze only works in the movies (and maybe if you're dating someone with questionable taste). In Director Mode, you've gotta work smarter, not harder.
Step 2: Unleashing Your Inner Garage Guru (No Grease Required)
This is where the magic happens. Open up your handy-dandy "director's menu" (fancy name for the pause menu, but hey, gotta feel important, right?). Now, find the option that says "Gameplay". Treat it with respect, for it holds the key to your automotive desires.
Pro Tip: Don't accidentally hit "New Game" unless you're ready to ditch your epic car chase scene for a trip back to the prologue. Nobody wants to see Michael bungee jump off a mountain again... unless it's part of your artistic vision, then by all means, go nuts!
Step 3: Behold! The Garage of Neverending Awesome (Well, Almost)
Here's the glorious part: "Garage". Click on that beauty, and prepare to be overwhelmed with choices. From muscle cars that scream "midlife crisis" to sports cars that whisper "look at me, I'm rich," you've got a whole virtual dealership at your fingertips.
Important Note: This garage isn't like your character's collection. You can only spawn one car at a time, so choose wisely, grasshopper.
Step 4: Spawn and Conquer (Or Just Cruise Stylishly)
Once you've picked your automotive masterpiece, simply hit "Spawn Selected Vehicle". Poof! There it is, ready to be filmed doing donuts in a parking lot or, you know, something a little more highbrow.
Bonus Tip: Feeling indecisive? There's a handy "Random Vehicle" option too. Who knows, maybe you'll discover your next cinematic hero rides a rusty tractor.
And there you have it! You've gone from car-less chump to directorial deity, all without a single stolen car or wanted level. Now get out there and film something awesome (or at least hilariously bad, we won't judge)!