@Marecar12 I see so many mansions being made by modders for GTA 5, but they are real nails, guys! A house with interior, and rain falling on our heads, even being indoors does not match. I know many of you will say that the game engine does not make it possible to make interiors with rain protection, of course: Rockstar Games has completely changed the engine of the game. Unlike GTA IV, any interior that was spawned in the game, and here I cite as an example: The yacht of the expansion "The Ballad Of Gay Tony". I do not know if many of you here know, but with a trainer that has Object Spawning, it is possible to spawn the yacht in the game, and when I was Spawn it in the game, getting inside it, so I was raining, but in the rain did not get me wet. In GTA 5 this changed completely: In GTA 4, all the drawable objects had their own collisions built in, and the format of the files was different. Rockstar Games changed that in GTA 5. Archives YDRs related to drawing objects in GTA 5, although some have their own collisions built in, such objects do not have the interior effect that muffles external sound and protects against rain. I do not deal with this, but I study the game, and I can state that effect that muffles external sounds when we enter some house or other construction, such as: Cars and people transiting outside is something separate from the drawable objects, and the static collisions, and frankly, something that should merit full attention from the creators of mansions. Well as I said: Being indoors with rain wetting our heads does not match. If it's a sunny day in the game, until it goes well. But just to rain to see the difference. I know you can tell me that it is difficult to do this effect in the house, but one thing I say with certainty: This effect exists. He's inside the game. We see it when we enter the house of each character in the story mode, or even in our apartment in GTA Online. And if this effect is inside the game, surely there must be a way to use it