Genshin Impact’s Nefer arrives as new GTA V add-on ped

Nefer has arrived in GTA V as a version 1.0 skin add-on, and it is built for the game’s single-player ped ecosystem rather than as a simple replacement. That matters because this upload does not overwrite base files, but it does ask for the Add-on Ped Selector workflow, plus a specific fix for the model’s skirt bones: set the ExpressionSetName in ap m.xml to expr set ambient female skirt.

The model itself shows more than a quick port job. The asset was ripped from Genshin Impact’s game files and pushed through a conversion chain that included Blender, Paint 3D, Paint.net, Sollumz, CodeWalker, and OpenIV before landing in GTA V’s ped system. That is the difference between a cosmetic swap and a character conversion that was actually prepared to behave like an add-on ped inside Los Santos.

That setup still comes with some friction, so Nefer is aimed squarely at players who already run add-on character packs. AddonPeds is built to add new ped models without replacing existing files, and its selector menu opens with the L key. The newer Ped Selector tool is designed specifically for the AddonPeds system as well, with ScriptHookV, ScriptHookVDotNet v3, and AddonPeds in the requirements list. In other words, this is for a modded loadout, not a fresh install.

The payoff is obvious for the right crowd. Nefer gives screenshot builders, roleplay crews, and crossover mission makers a recognizable Genshin character without forcing a full rebuild of their GTA V setup. The timing also fits a broader wave of Genshin Impact ports on GTA5-Mods.com, where Dehya, Furina, Raiden Shogun, Arlecchino, and Mona have also shown up in the add-on player mod listings. That makes Nefer less of a one-off curiosity and more of another entry in an active character-port scene.

For players who want a clean single-player drop-in and already understand AddonPeds, Nefer looks like a worthwhile addition. For everyone else, the Genshin name will only carry so far if the ped selector and XML tweak feel like too much work.