Jeremii's Mouse Steer

Ever hated how hard it is to turn using GTA:SA's vanilla mouse steer? You can use this mod instead!
Unlike the vanilla mouse steer, you can do little inputs with this mod! With this mod you don't need to drag your mouse to one side repeatedly.

Changelog:
28/08/2021 - Increased ReloadCheat character limit, unnecessary minor updates, and also updated ini.
31/08/2021 - Fixed issue with other input display mods not able to display the inputs correctly, a minor update, updated readme, and removed a beta leftover.
06/09/2021 - Toggle sound now changes depending on whether its toggled off or on, fixed ReloadCheat.

Requirements
GTA:SA v1.0 (Unconfirmed)
CLEO 4.3.22 or greater

Q: How do you toggle the mod?
A: By default, you press J and M together to toggle it. You can change the combination key by going to your MouseSteer.ini and everything is explained there.

Q: Can you reload MouseSteer.ini while ingame?
A: Yes you can, by default you type in MOUSE like a cheat code. You can change the cheat code in the ini.

Q: Can this also be used for singleplayer?
A: I made this mainly for SA-MP, so expect some bugs/errors/corruptions if you are planning to use it on singleplayer.

Q: Can this mod possibly lag the game?
A: This mod constantly writes 2 memory addresses (the inputs) and reads a single memory address (the mouse steer option in your GTA settings). Yes, it can possibly lag the game. However, i did not notice any extra lag when testing it.

Q: Does this mod have any incompatibilities?
A: As far as i know, GInput prevents DisableMouseCam from functioning properly. Other than that, i think it's okay.

Q: Why did you make this?
A: As i said 3 or 2 questions ago, i made this mainly for SA-MP. On SA-MP when you are using the vanilla mouse steer, it isn't visible to other players. And there is also this annoying bug whenever you render in a player that is sending a steer input, your steering straightens by itself. This mod does not have those issues.

Q: Can i use this together with First Person Mod?
A: Yes, but you have to set the sensitivity to lowest otherwise the camera moves too.