Recorded clips will be between 30 and 90s seconds in length, depending on how busy your action is. Hit F2 to buffer recorded data in the background, but note it will not record anything until you hit ALT and F1 to 'Save Action Replay'. This option records gameplay footage after the fact. Gameplay will be recorded in the background until you press LEFT ALT and choose ‘Save Recording’ or ‘Cancel Recording’. Hold ALT and press F1 for Manual Recording, and let the camera roll. This is a simple button press to record footage.
There may be some restrictions to camera angles, but if so you'll see an icon on screen. Once you've recorded footage you will then have access to different camera angles while editing. There are two ways of doing this: Manual Recording and Action Replay.
Rockstar Editor is your basic mode for capturing and editing gameplay footage, which you can then manipulate.ĭirector Mode is for creating more elaborate scenes. There are two distinct modes here Rockstar Editor and Director Mode. With that in mind, let's start with the basics of the Rockstar Editor, and how to manipulate the tools to your advantage. Initially it can seem overwhelming with such a large amount of options, but be aware that content unlocks as you play through the single-player game. Which is why you're going to need to get to grips with the Rockstar Editor, which comes as part of GTA 5 on PC. Want to make movies as cool as this one by 8 Bit Bastard? Of course you do. GTA 5 on PC comes with an exclusive editing suite - here's a detailed overview of how to use it to create custom movies and soundtracks using all in-game assets.
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