In 2018, Codey Wynne founded Code4Mods with a vision to transform the world of GTA V modding. What began as a passion for 3D modeling and texturing game assets evolved into a mission to create high-quality products for the FiveM and LCPDFR communities.

At a young age, Codey developed an interest in 3D modeling and texturing, creating custom content for various gaming platforms. His early work included contributions to Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004 and Flight Simulator X, where he eventually participated in well-known scenery developers’ projects for both platforms. These experiences laid the foundation for his journey into modding and fueled his passion for crafting immersive virtual environments.

In late 2017, Codey shifted his focus to the emerging FiveM and LCPDFR modding scene. Combining his technical expertise with a lifelong interest in law enforcement, he saw an opportunity to enhance the virtual law enforcement experience by creating realistic Emergency Uniforms Pack (EUP) mods.

At the time, options for authentic law enforcement equipment, like duty belts and vests, were limited. Codey dedicated himself to bridging this gap, learning how to import custom 3D models into GTA V. In October 2018, his hard work paid off with the release of “EUP Replacement Belt & Holsters V1.0.” This milestone set a new standard for realism in law enforcement gear and continues to be a popular download to this day.

From this breakthrough, Code4Mods grew into a leading developer in the modding community, raising the bar for realism and quality with every new release. Codey’s passion for law enforcement and dedication to immersive gameplay experiences became the foundation for the company’s success.

Today, Code4Mods remains committed to delivering unparalleled mods for Virtual First Responders. Codey’s journey, from a self-taught developer to a trailblazer in the industry, stands as a testament to the power of passion, perseverance, and the limitless potential of creative expression.