NSG Companion brings live map and remote controls to GTA V Enhanced

A new external utility called NSG Companion was uploaded on January 8, 2026, offering a live interactive map and remote control features for GTA V Enhanced players. Version 0.1.0 bundles an installer and an ASI mod to integrate with the game, and promises real-time player tracking down to sub-pixel accuracy along with remote time, weather, and radio controls and teleport commands.

The tool runs as an external companion application with a separate map window that shows live-position tracking of the player. For single-player users and content creators this changes how you stage scenes, capture footage, and debug setups: you can watch a precise blip move around the city without alt-tabbing into Director Mode, nudge the clock forward for golden-hour lighting, flip weather states, switch radio stations remotely, and send teleport commands to place your character exactly where you need them.

Installation requires Script Hook V and the usual external-tool prerequisites, and the package includes an EXE installer alongside an ASI mod that integrates with your Enhanced install. The Nexus page linked by the author iDiogoRenan hosts the downloads, screenshots, and support posts; follow the author's install instructions closely to avoid conflicts. As with any external tool that hooks into game state, back up saves and follow safe modding practices before running NSG Companion.

Compatibility is focused on GTA V Enhanced single-player installations. The developer lists the mod under the Enhanced category and emphasizes following install directions. Teleport commands and remote control features are powerful but potentially disruptive in multiplayer contexts; use standard precautions and avoid running teleports or in-game state changes when connected to online services. This mod is intended for offline, single-player, and enhanced setups rather than live GTA Online sessions.

Beyond practical capture benefits, NSG Companion is a handy utility for speedrunners, machinima makers, and streamers who need precise positioning and on-the-fly environment control. The sub-pixel tracking can help verify movement while testing scripts and the radio/time/weather toggles streamline visual continuity for cutscenes. Expect the early 0.1.0 release to evolve through community feedback on the Nexus posts and updates from the author.

If you plan to try NSG Companion, read the Nexus page notes, install Script Hook V, test in a clean single-player save, and keep backups. For creators looking for tighter control over Los Santos lighting and positioning, this tool delivers immediate practical value while development and community support continue.