Mason GTA 5 RP cheat for GTA 5

Mason GTA 5 RP cheat runs on four RP clients: RAGE:MP, Majestic, GTA5RP, ALT:V. The menu opens on its own key and splits into six tabs — Aimbot, Triggerbot, Visuals, Misc, Other, and Settings.

Mason GTA 5 RP Cheat: Aimbot and Triggerbot

Aiming and auto-fire are what most buyers compare, and aimbot for GTA 5 RP in Mason lives on two separate tabs, not one block: the Aimbot tab covers aim, auto-fire sits next to it on its own. Aimbot binds an aim key, picks a target bone, sets pull radius and smoothing, and turns on auto target-switching; a separate switch ignores pedestrians, useful since NPCs constantly cross an RP street. Triggerbot has its own tab: its own key, a delay before firing — longer means a less robotic reaction — and an Ignore Friendly switch so it won't fire on allies, which on a faction-heavy server is the difference between auto-fire and an accidental teamkill.

ESP, Radar, and the Menu: What Actually Shows on Screen

ESP for GTA 5 RP sits under one 12-item Visuals group on the card, but in practice it is two layers: an overlay drawn on top of the game, and a radar that never touches the game view. In combat, a box, a weapon name tag, a distance readout, and a line to the target appear over players and vehicles — that's exactly what the gameplay screenshot in the gallery shows on both a player and a nearby car. The radar sits on its own panel in the Settings tab, with size and radius sliders and a separate "Show only players on radar" switch that drops NPC dots — handy on crowded RP markets where an unfiltered radar turns to noise. One catalogue quirk: the Settings tab in the menu is filed under the card's "Other" feature group, while the menu's own "Other" tab belongs to the card's "Misc" group — go by the menu, not the group name in the description.

God Mode, Vehicles, and the Rest of Misc

Misc is the card's largest group at 28 items, and the menu splits it across two tabs too. One handles the character: God Mode, Desync Mode, run and swim speed, a Wanted Level control you can zero out mid-chase instead of waiting it out, Super Jump, Max Health, Infinite Stamina, No Ragdoll, No Collision, and Anti Freeze. The other handles vehicles and weapons: Vehicle God Mode and No Deformation protect the car in a crash or a ram, Force Seatbelt keeps you from being thrown out on impact, a Vehicle Speed slider adjusts pace, and Remove Recoil and Remove Spread are two separate switches, so climb and spread toggle independently — if only the climb bothers you, leave the other off. The same tab holds Waypoint Teleport, Flip Vehicle, and Suicide buttons, plus NoClip with its own key and a fly-speed slider worth lowering indoors.

Requirements, Clients, and Buying a Key

Mason runs on Windows 10 and 11 x64 with any GPU and an Intel or AMD CPU, but the disk has to be GPT and the system has to boot in UEFI rather than Legacy, because moving off MBR means repartitioning the drive, not flipping a setting. The requirements list four GTA 5 RP clients at once — RAGE:MP, Majestic, GTA5RP, and ALT:V — so there's no separate purchase per server. It runs windowed or fullscreen-in-a-window, because true exclusive fullscreen isn't supported. "Recording: Yes" means the overlay stays out of captures and streams, and "Spoofer: No" means HWID masking is typically not in this key — that's a separate product. A key runs 1, 7, or 30 days and lands in your account right after payment, priced from 149 to 749 GCC, the platform's internal balance, topped up separately. The rest of Mason's builds live under one developer profile, and the rest of GTA 5 cheats sit in the game catalogue.