Antonov AN-32 (Антонова AN-32) [Add-on I Liveries]

Introducing the Antonov AN-32 (Антонова AN-32) vehicle modification for Grand Theft Auto V. Experience the thrill of flying this re-engined, renowned Antonov aircraft in a virtual world, with enhanced capability to withstand adverse weather conditions.

Real-World Basis:
- The Antonov AN-32 is an upgraded version of the An-26, featuring improvements to excel in rough and unprepared air strips.
- Announced in May 1977, the An-32 features high-lift wings, automatic leading-edge slats, triple-slotted trailing edge flaps, an enlarged tailplane, and a substantial power increase.
- The An-32 is equipped with 5,100 hp rated Ivchenko AI-20 turboprop engines, providing almost double the power of the An-26's AI-24 powerplants.
- Manufactured at the Government Aircraft Factory in Kiev, the An-32 has been produced primarily for the Russian and Ukrainian Air Forces, with a notable fleet of 123 aircraft built for the Indian Air Force.
- A modernized An-32 version is estimated to be priced at $15 million.

Features of this Mod:
- Engine block dummy to simulate wing vibrations for a realistic flight experience
- Plenty of seats in the cargo area
- Working rudder pedals, cockpit gear, and flap lever
- Working slats, flaps, and other control surfaces
- Walkable interior
- Special feature: cargo in the back can shift, simulating role-playing a cargo shift on board
- Liveries included: Aeroflot, Interflug, Flugfelag Islands, Aer Carabies, KpacAbna, and United Nations

Installation Instructions:

1. Extract the "an32" folder.
2. Place the "an32" folder in "GTAV/mods/update/x64/dlcpacks".
3. Open "dlclist.xml" (located in "GTAV/mods/update/update.rpf/common/data") and add the following line:

```
dlcpacks:/an32/
```

4. Save the modified "dlclist.xml" file and replace it using OpenIV.

Embark on fascinating flights with the Antonov AN-32 vehicle modification for Grand Theft Auto V. This mod's high level of detail and unique features will offer an immersive and realistic virtual flying experience, unlike any other.

Credits: Special thanks to FoxUnitOne for teaching modding basics, Kir