alt:V Easy Launch

alt:V Easy Launch is a simple and powerful tool to manage and launch your alt:V client. With features like profile management, debug mode toggling, and graphical setting customization, this application streamlines the process of switching between different configurations and settings for alt:V.

Key Features

• Profile Management: Easily create, import, export, and switch between different profiles for your alt:V settings.
• Debug Mode: Toggle Debug Mode to assist with testing and debugging during development.
• Branch Selection: Choose from different alt:V client branches (e.g., release, rc, dev) for different versions.
• Graphics Settings Customization: Fine-tune graphics settings such as texture quality, shadow quality, water quality, and more.
• One-Click Launch: Launch alt:V with a single click, using the selected profile and settings.
• Remembered Paths: The application remembers the paths to your alt:V folder and GTA V installation for easy reuse.
• Multi-Environment Setup: Switch between different environments or use cases (e.g., "dev" and "chill") with a simple tab interface.

Installation

1. Download the latest version from the Releases section.
2. Extract the archive to a folder of your choice.

Usage

1. Launch the altv_launcher.exe application.
2. Set the path to your alt:V folder.
3. Configure a profile by selecting branch, debug mode, and graphic settings, or use an existing profile.
4. Click Launch to start the alt:V client with your selected settings.
5. Use Add Profile to save custom configurations or import/export profiles as needed.

Profile Management

• Add Profile: Create new profiles with different configurations.
• Import Profile: Import profiles from files for quick setup.
• Export Profile: Save profiles to share or back them up.

Building from Source

If you'd like to build this application from source, follow the steps below:

Requirements

• Python 3.x
• PyQt5
• PyInstaller
• UPX (optional, for compression)

Build Instructions

1. Clone the repository from GitHub.
2. Install the required dependencies.
3. Run the build script using PyInstaller to generate the executable.

Contribution

Feel free to submit issues and pull requests on the GitHub repository.