The previous comment is a great solution. Another one is to run two copies of GTAV and rename the folders so that you've one just for modded story mode and one left vanilla for Online only, just add a tag to the end of both and remove it for the one you want to run and so on.

Easy.. you disable all of the mods and then re-add them one at a time until it stops working to narrow down the conflict. Mine runs with mods just fine, granted it's only scripts and nothing in the mods folder (not rebuilt it yet), but it works

Try checking the forums since it's been asked before and has gotten replies with a lot of good mods mentioned.

@Raranoobster said in HELP! My scripthookv.dll is not the latest according to the latest patch?!:

Oh well, i guess we will have to wait for Dev-C to come out with the new update within the next few days or so...

Days without mods are boring

That's why you back up your files and then roll back your game to the previous patch while mod authors update their code to work on the latest one

It'll be ready when it's ready and not before. AB has a website where he hosts the file. Just check it after ~ 5 days and then every other day after that. It could be a couple days, might be 2 weeks. it's done in that person's spare time without obligation to anyone.

How about using the official FiveM support forums instead where the people there have more experience? Not trying to be salty, but going to the corresponding support forums would be the better bet.

It's hit or miss due to R*'s devs, but I can sometimes take my PC offline and launch Steam in offline mode and launch it. Sometimes works and sometimes did not.

@mjames867 said in script hook v critical error can't be fixed:

Worse yet, the ScripthookV author never provides a release date or gives us any information on SHV. I hate having to wait indefinitely with no idea how long I'll have to wait. We have perfect reason to be impatient when the people keeping us waiting refuse to update us or say anything.

Alexander Blade has Zero obligation to us or anyone else. If they choose to keep updating SHV or decide "fuck it!" and walk away because of shit like this, then they are fully within their rights to go either way.

@IreBurn I also saw it there and from their newswire. Prices are still stupidly high, but some of the new items look pretty nice.

@PermissionToLand said in script hook v critical error can't be fixed:

Jesus Christ, you're completely rolling over for them and it's sad. And if you don't think this stuff has serious implications, look at what John Deere is trying to do with right-to-repair on tractors. It's putting small family farms out of business entirely.

First, John Deere and the right to repair is so far from the same ballpark as a video game that this analogy is absurd at best. I stand behind the right to repair. The basis of your argument about ownership is akin to saying that you bought a DVD of a movie, therefore you have the "right" to make illegal copies and sell them because you "own" the movie. No. you own a copy of the movie. The studio owns the movie and retains all rights therein. The same applies for games. The development studios own the game and all trademarks, etc. while we as consumers get a license for a single copy and must abide by the EULA that No One bothers to read or follow once they install and use the proprietary software that it comes with (including Windows).

If you want 100% freedom to do whatever you want, go support F.O.S.S. programs, OSes, etc. where you as the user have the control.

Also, I'm not a shill for R*, but nice try. I was one of the many that signed the various petitions and sent hate mail to Take Two Interactive (R*'s parent company) to get them to change their mind on the Cease & Desist legal order they put out on OpenIV (which includes SHV).