@Reyser it should be updated if there is an update there would be something broken the unblocking file thing you are talking about is complete bs when this script was up to date before the after hours came out all of the mods were working fine including old mods

@BigWhiskey Yeah, it would make sense when all people have problems but its working for me and for much more people. There are some mods causing the crashes, openiv for example needs some workarounds, the same for all peds and vehicle mods.

@MaoBao How are you so secure that "something is broken" on this script? If you have knowledge than hey, just download the source, its open to all people and just compile a new update yourself. Sorry to be rude but saying to someone that he is talking bs and have even no little idea of what are you talking about makes me angry. And this was not up to date, last update was on march and gta had 2-3 more updates since march. Why dont you post your log files? If you do it and ask friendly maybe someone can help you out but being rude is not the way.

@K4miKaZe yeah I took it slowly I added things to my Open Iv such as Eup, ped skin, etc and everything workin no crashes, I’m just sticking with “small” mods not the bigger ones necessarily.

@K4miKaZe Yeah, but it shouldn't be that way. Almost every mod should still be working. You can't possibly think that it's every vehicle mod that's the problem and not this 1 mod. The reason why the vehicle and ped mods aren't working is because they rely on this mod to work. Without this mod, they don't work. They require you to have scripthookvdotnet to use them. If that isn't striking evidence that it's this mod and not every vehicle and ped mod, then idk what is

@BigWhiskey But why not just be able to install the big mods? There is obviously a problem here and you guys are just trying to ignore it instead of bringing light to it in order to get it fixed. We can't "stick with the small mods" forever

@Coolmanax why are you saying that every vehicle or ped mod doesnt work? As i said, openiv needs a workaround for the peds and vehicles but its actually working, just read. Your statement of saying that .net is the cause is totally wrong, at least prove it with the log file. If .net is really the problem why for most people its working? We know that some mods stopped working but there were anothers that stopped even on the previous update. So this is something by ur side, if you dont want to test it 1 by 1 than its your problem, thinking that a update will solve all your problems is wrong. Just read all those fixes published on the last weeks and install the mods 1 by 1, when you see a mod non working go to their mod page and see if there is a fix. And if you still want to use a non working mod than just downgrade your gta to previous version.

@K4miKaZe "There are some mods causing the crashes, openiv for example needs some workarounds, the same for all peds and vehicle mods."

The way you worded this statement in your previous comment makes it sound like no vehicle or pedestrian mods are working as of rn. So what do you propose it might be then?

@Coolmanax Yeah, seems i should be more specific. All OpenIV mods like the peds and vehicles mods are working, openiv needs some previous steps like copy the update.rpf to the mod folder (this before modding). What i mean is that all this OpenIV based mods aren´t working with only replacing scripthookv to the new version (not .net). So best way is to post your log files or just install 1 by 1

@K4miKaZe Do you think that .NET will not be updated ? so if have want to use MAP Editor ect we are obliged to pass in 1.43 ?

@K4miKaZe So I just have to copy the files by themselves over to the mod folder? I planned on doing that before I started modding anyways. Sorry to give you a hard time earlier. Maybe openiv could use an update sometime soon :I

@Coolmanax I never said big mods were an issue, me personally I’m just sticking with smaller mods. A lot of people are having an issue with this update. It was a issue for me but all I did was delete my game and start from scratch and added mods 1 by 1 and I finally was able to find the mod that was causing my game to crash on loadin. I recommend you re install if you didn’t already

@BigWhiskey Ah I see. I will definitely try it!

was wondering if anyone could help me out please. I'm running an older version of gta 5 from dec update and haven't updated since I didn't have enough space to make a mods folder at the time, and modded my original game and don't want an update to overwrite the changes. So I was wondering if there's any point to update my script hooks/ scripthook v without updating my game?

@littlefilms What older version of gta v you're still using, The 1.0.1365.1 or the much older 1.0.1290.1? If you're still using any of those to play and don't want to update to the newest patch you will need this mod installed to prevent it from upgrading automatically at launch > https://www.gta5-mods.com/tools/no-gtavlauncher. I still recommend you to upgrade to the latest 1.0,1493.0 and upgrade to the latest ScriptHookV anyways for a variety of reasons. One main reason to upgrade has to do with playing story mode missions in single player. If you like doing story mode missions, like I do, then it would be recommended to update because if you don't and keep playing an older version of gta v you'll notice that some of the missions just freeze up, like stop working half way and can't complete them. It's alway advisable to create a "mod" folder and use that to mod your game. Never modify the original files in your directory. If you did modded your original game without a "mod"s folder did you make a back-up copy of your original gta v?. If you did not make a copy of your original gta 5 then you have two options: You can either leave it as is and install the "No GTAVLauncher" mod above (you won't be able to play on line though) -OR- You can fix your current game by removing any mods you installed, upgrading to the new 1.0.1493.0 patch, upgrading to the latest ScriptHookV then creating a "mod"s folder in the directory and then re-installing all your mods back in. It's your choice.

@JAM102970
cheers dude, I think I'm on version 1.0.1290.1,
I'm already using GTAVLauncherBypass to play offline. I only modified my raw game files at the time because I didn't have enough space to create a mods folder, basically another 70 gb and am using mods like this: https://www.gta5-mods.com/misc/gta-v-re-sized
which changed my game, as well as weapon retextures etc, so updating my game will undo these changes that I can't really be asked to redo tbh. So I was wondering if it's okay to have an older version, 1.0.1290.1, whilst using the most recent scripthooks?

@littlefilms If your old version of gta v is still working and it doesn't crash when you launch it with the GTAVLauncherBypass then I don't think there's a need to upgrade your old ScriptHookV for patch 1.0.1290.1 however if you decide to upgrade in the future then you will definitely have to upgrade your ScriptHookV because the old one you have right now won't work with the latest patch plus you would have to transfer whatever mods go into the update.rpf as well.

@JAM102970
cheers dude, I was just wondering if there was any point updating my scripthooks even with an older version of Gta, in case I wanted to use any upcoming mods which required the latest scripthook. Basically, do you think it's okay to run an older version of the game whilst using the latest scripthook to play recent mods?

@littlefilms I don't see why not, I guess you can install the newer version of ScriptHookV and use it with the old version of your game if you want to but, I've personally never done that myself before. I only update ScriptHookV when I upgrade to a newer version of gta v. Normally ScriptHookV is modified to work with succeeding patches as they come, new modifications are made to it. I assume the newer version of ScriptHookV 1.0.1493.0 works with your older version of gta v but, like I said, I've never done that myself. Test it yourself, pull the old ScriptHookV you currently have installed out and temporarily save it in a folder somewhere, just in case you'll need to install it back in, and install the new ScriptHookV and launch the game, see what happens. If your game crashes it is certainly the newer ScriptHookV not being compatible with your older 1.0.1290.1 version of gta v, if it doesn't crash then ScriptHookV is compatible with all preceding patches.

@JAM102970
appreciate it dude!

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