@JohnFromGWN
No reason if the native is known, but unknown natives are still shown as their (hexadecimal) hashes.

The decompiler doesn't know the enum name things so they just show their value as numbers instead of the proper names.

@JohnFromGWN
OP used a decompiler (dnSpy, dotPeek or something) on a .NET script mod. These tools sadly don't seem to contain options to display types as hexadecimal, so when you're going around trying to understand how something works or trying to edit the script, this process has to be repeated for each native hash.

The value (including the negative sign, without the L suffix) can just be thrown into Windows' calculator, which spits out a copyable hexadecimal number.

It can then be correlated to its name, if it has been found, by manually searching natives.h or, what I prefer to do, use a native DB with search function.

See https://forums.gta5-mods.com/topic/14021/mod-approval-thread

See https://forums.gta5-mods.com/topic/34994/error-1015-you-are-being-rate-limited

It means you're accessing the website too quickly and the CDN is temporarily stopping you from accessing things.

Just wait a while and it'll resolve itself. Meanwhile, open less tabs/start less downloads at once

Locking this as it's duplicate.

Reading through the Wikia entry, it just looks like good old corruption.

At some point in 2004, Michael met FIB agent Dave Norton. Fearing for his family's safety, Michael made a clandestine agreement with Norton to cut ties with Trevor and Brad in exchange for the ability to disappear and start a new life. By paying Norton a monthly five-figure amount, Norton would relocate Michael and his family to Los Santos and provide them with new identities to start a new life. By accepting the deal with the FIB, Michael informed Norton of their upcoming robbery in Ludendorff, where Michael would pretend to be shot by Norton, while Norton would actually kill Trevor and arrest Brad. The plan would favor both Michael and Norton, whereas Michael will walk away with a clean slate, Norton would be given a career boost for taking down the supposed "Most Wanted Man in America".

The North Yankton police wasn't involved (and shouldn't have been?) and a lot of things went tits up.

@Rstein
Nah, made it to Superlid and then slacked off.

Some vehicles are still unaffected/less affected. Trucks, and those with the advanced flag that makes revving slow.

It's kind of tied to audio. The RPM data in the vehicle does rise quickly, but the audio and dashboard still lag behind. No idea what actually happens there.

Personal opinion, don't pay attention to the moderator thingy next to my name.

Yeah, I do think GTA V (SP) modding is declining. I don't think it will completely die, as this is a very popular game, which is decently documented at this point. From looking around scripting peers (though, honestly, I mostly kept to myself with my car/vehicle scripts), people just lose interest. A part has moved on to Red Dead Redemption 2 (newer version of the engine), a part has moved on to FiveM and a small part has gone Patreon-exclusive, with the rest probably moving on with better/more important things in life. You can't expect a mod developer to stay engaged with a single game for years and years on end

Another part - again, personal opinion - is there being no real "stable" platform for "the" community. Let's look at how scattered things are:

• GTA5-Mods.com - you are here.
  • There's the frontpage, and the comments on uploads are pretty active still.
  • There is however very little connection with the forums, which I feel are pretty dead aside from support questions.
  • There's also a Discord that's impossible to find. Having those three more integrated would probably be nice.
  • As for the creator side, yeah, things have dried up, but most things have already matured. Pretty much everything (easily) achievable has been made. I do not think I know of any other game that has such a wide variety of things added by mods. Of course, we don't have gems like Assetto Corsa's Custom Shader Patch, but you can't have everything ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
  • I think having a more active general platform/website/community development would have lenghtened the lifetime of it all though, but that's just a feeling.
• GTAForums.com - with GTAGarage, which used to be the place to upload mods and discuss them. Sadly, the V section has completely dried up and no attention has been made to have GTAGarage host GTA V mods. I think most of it has moved to GTA5-Mods.com - with two competing forums, one ends up winning.
• FiveM - Has grown to be massive, with lots of communities and custom mods. The work they did on the game itself is quite amazing, and there's plenty of room to grow. Intermingling with other communities rarely happens though, with most of my interactions being people asking "pls port to fivem server" for my SP scripts...
• RPH/LSPDFR - These guys in their SP police-RP seem to be doing their own (also pretty great) things. The community is rather isolated (from other SP mods), it seems.
• Discord - There are dozens, maybe hundreds, of GTA-related Discord servers. Interaction between them - pretty low, I guess. I'm only in a few, so I wouldn't really know. Also, it's easy to contribute to the problem if you just have a "you" Discord server
• Patreon - With mods like NVE literally taking off it's awesome for their creators to finally see a net positive from modding, but overall a net negative for modding, as the content and information from especially Patreon (and attached Discord) communities rarely gets shared publicly.

I really think "we" could've done a better job keeping most of it together though, as a few still-active authors have distanced themselves from this website due to disagreements, but also that no "better" platform was offered overall.

Oh well, back to Visual Studio to implement features nobody really cares about 🥲

@BannedBliss

That's fDriveInertia in handling.meta. Lower and it'll rev slower, high and it'll rev faster.

It means you're accessing the website too quickly and the CDN is temporarily stopping you from accessing things.

Just wait a while and it'll resolve itself. Meanwhile, open less tabs/start less downloads at once