Having grown up with GTA games, I have a rough idea of what can be done accessibly within most of them.  I don't expect missions to suddenly become possible or anything.  I simply want to know what the best setup would be for enabling auto-aim and other things.  I saw that the pc version of the game has a console that acts like a cheat system, but I remember reading about mods that allow you to accessibly modify more aspects of the game.
Are these mods hard to set up and use?
GTA San Andreas had an awesome gang system, and a convenient cheatcode that allowed you to recruit any civilian to your gang.  I used to love leading little armies of civilians in a little rampage.  Does GTA V have something like that?  I know it does'nt really focus on the gang aspect of things much, so I wouldn't realy expect it to.  Is there a mod that makes something like that possible, though?

Is it hard? That's subjective, to me its not hard, but I know lots of people struggle with it, so I can't really provide an answer to that. It is a bitch to get things up and running, yes. Did I have to OCR stuff with my phone to get auto aiming on, yes. It's work, a good deal of work to install mods, especially if you don't know how. But its not hahrd, its just like learning where stuff goes, etc.

I play with a controller. The triggers are how you drive, but on foot they are how you aim and fire. Aim wit with the left, and if the auto aim is on, you can just flick the stick left and right to switch who you're aiming at. But you can also move it up and down and left and right by small increments to sort of aim on them, like autoaim snaps to the chest, but if you wanted to shoot them in the head, you could sort of hold up on the stick a bit as you fire. If you wanted to stop someone without killing them, you could sim down a bit and left or right a bit and you might hit them in the leg, when you do, they almost always fall over, and when they get back up, they're usually limping.

Mods, well there are a few, the trainer being the one you'd probably want the most, you're gonna need like scripthook by alexander blade, sjaak's native trainer, you put all that in place as it tells you to and you're good. The >NET mods and so forth get a little complicated but not much, they just usually require that you have a scripts foldre.

Hi.
I know, might be a bit late to the party, but I found this in my drop box, i recorded a little beginners demo for the game where I explain some of the mechanics of the game and how you do certain things, here you go with the link if you still need it or if you want to give it a listen

Greetings Moritz.

Hi.
Ah, fuck my life, here you go xD.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/8ayqhkkokhisb … o.mp3?dl=0

Greetings Moritz

Speeder and I worked with the developer of the Simple Trainer mod. Unfortunately the guy got snippy with us, despite the fact that both of us had other obligations to attend to -- college for me and school for Speeder -- and the guy claimed to be a sysadmin for a large company that managed well over a hundred servers -- so we stopped working with him. I wish that had gone somewhere but clearly the guy wanted results immediately, without delay, and at the time Steam was being a peace of shit and not allowing me to load GTA V, and Speeder had spent that entire week downloading GTA V, so we couldn't provide results to him if we wanted to. Furthermore the guy forbade me from releasing or continuing modifications to the source code which he had transmitted to me so I could help him out with implementing accessibility, and I, not being the owner of the mod, obeyed his terms. The last thing I need is a pissed off mod developer on my hands.