First of all, you should be using the mods folder. This makes backups and recovery so much easier.
Also, you're missing the following folders:
You should update your game to the latest version first. A wild guess is that you're on update 877, for... reasons.
Also support would be a better place for the thread.
Discussion about pirated versions is prohibited.
@tobcvb said in Hi, I can't get any scripts running, help please : (:
Could you please explain why I have to make a separate scripts folder and put things in that folder?
ScriptHookVDotNet simply works like that. Here: It's just hard-coded to look in the scripts folder.
In that folder, it looks for files with the .cs, .vb and .dll extensions.
Do my log files look OK?
Yes, everything looks fine. Since you don't have anything in the scripts folder, ScriptHookVDotNet indeed doesn't load much. Simply moving your .dll script mods to /scripts should do the trick.
I tried to make my post informative like you asked so I can get this solved.
Thank you for that, it makes helping a lot easier 
SHVDN just goes through the scripts folder and compiles .cs/.vb files and loads them, and loads compiled .dll files. Checks if the dll contains a GTA::Script and then does its thing. No idea where it checks for v2/v3 compatibility, but for now you won't need to.
afaik shvdn is added as reference so the symbols(?) are known, and that's all. The name gives it away, dll -> dynamically linked library afaik .NET doesn't do statically linked libraries.
tl;dr
shvdn just scans scripts for compatible files, and they're compatible if the assembly (dll) has at least one type of subclass GTA::Script. That's all I can tell with a quick look at it. People who worked on SHVDN should be able to explain more but I don't think @crosire is active on the website either. Try the Gitter chat room.
ScriptHookV's author, Alexander Blade, is not active on this website. The link simply links to the original website. ScriptHookV is a C++ library to use natives and some other neat features. It has nothing to do with .NET. The version there is the most current version.
ScriptHookVDotNet (SHVDN) also links to the official release page. That version is also the most current version. SHVDN enables mods written in .NET languages to work and uses ScriptHookV internally. Yes, SHVDN got updated and filenames were changed to make v3 work later, but you don't need to recompile anything for now, as all v2 assemblies work fine still.
I'd answer about the v2/v3 compatibility but I failed to find how this was resolved in the code (ScriptDomain) (Where are the referenced assemblies checked?!) so I'll leave it for somebody who knows more.
tl;dr
old scripts referencing ScriptHookVDotNet.dll currently still work fine with the 2.10.0/1 version.
Uh, you might want to start out with a simple hello world program in basic C++, or follow the steps in this excellent book first, to get a grip on programming.
Also apparently you haven't figured out how to make screenshots, so I don't think your worries about menus are relevant yet. Please try getting a basic understanding of programming first. Compiling your first program, etc.
About these 500 compile errors - no idea what those are if you don't include an overview or screenshot The IDE should be pointing out erroneous things in the code already, but the ScriptHookV trainer example should compile right away...
@AHK1221
Report and move on. Provide additional proof so it's gone faster.
Also activate Windows.
@administrators
Might be a good idea to implement some sort of fraud-checking on various levels, probably just hashing the file contents and flagging whichever files happen to be duplicates should help a lot. Impossible to check the contents of .rpf files though, but things help.
@ikt said in [QUESTION][C#.NET] How can i get the direction the car is facing?:
ApplyForceRelative
Whoops, that's relative so relative + forward throws you in a whole other direction. If relative, just use some scalar for the Y-direction (Y-positive = forward). If not relative, use ApplyForce normally.
veh.ApplyForceRelative(new Vector3(0, force, 0)); probably works.
@AHK1221
You don't need to split up && things. If the first condition is false the second condition isn't evaluated.
Ah, if you have time, also this Civic EK9. It's in a modpack already but that one was badly done with glitches and all, and I'd just like the EK9.
Got some interesting updates!
Safe zone adaption Aspect ratio adaption Custom bannersFirst off - safe zone and aspect ration are fully implemented! This does change the coordinates again, this time they are relative to the safe zone from the upper-left. The width of the menu also stays constant for different aspect ratios, like the original interaction menu. Custom banners also are changed along with all of this.
Sadly the custom banners (external textures) have a slight 1px offset depending on aspect ratio, safe zone and resolution. Any advice here would be welcome. It looks perfect for 16:9 resolutions though.
Another feature I added is auto-fitted titles! Default-sized titles longer than the width will be resized to fit. If they are still too long after becoming half the size of the title, they'll be split.
There are a few things to pay attention to:
To finish up I'll need to see how the blue bottom bar can be changed when a non-standard background is chosen.
Changes are live on GitHub, so there's not much of a release ^^'
This will stay as a "statically" linked library for a while, as I found out I still have a few API-touchy things to change.
@DarthPungz
That was a boilerplate corporate reply that even incorrectly addresses the problems they claim to suffer.
This is just T2 PR.
@InfamousSabre
Actually bothered to click on the RPH discord link. I'm surprised by how active their #reverse_engineering channel is. I should probably hang around there a bit, looks like a great place to learn 
Thanks for all the help, I really don't know anybody/any place aside from this/GTAF.
I have this class where I don't want to use natives, so I'm trying to re-implement this. Brain says no though.
I thought it should be possible with a few Vector3's:
I can't figure it out though. Can anybody help?
Edit - Never mind. I took ScriptHookVDotNet's Camera::GetOffsetInWorldCoords and adapted it for my own, and it seems to work:
Vector3 GetOffsetInWorldCoords(Vector3 baseP, Vector3 rotation, Vector3 direction, Vector3 offset)
{
Vector3 forward = direction;
const double d2R = 0.01745329251994329576923690768489;
double num1 = System.Math.Cos(rotation.Y * d2R);
double x = num1 * System.Math.Cos(-rotation.Z * d2R);
double y = num1 * System.Math.Sin(rotation.Z * d2R);
double z = System.Math.Sin(-rotation.Y * d2R);
Vector3 right = new Vector3((float)x, (float)y, (float)z);
Vector3 up = Vector3.Cross(right, forward);
return baseP + (right * offset.X) + (forward * offset.Y) + (up * offset.Z);
}
Blah, cross products. I never quite understood algebra with vectors.
Well this sucks, apparently the cheating scene for consoles knew about this stuff ages ago 
Wheel size 'n all.
Oh well, at least I found visual wheel size (for custom wheels 
). Anybody got an idea where to look for physical wheel size?
BOOL ARE_PLAYER_STARS_GREYED_OUT(Player player) perhaps?
This is a trainer for GTA:O. Cheating in GTA:O is not welcome here.
Got some complaints that the menu was hideous. Well, it's still an improvement over no menu and a very shitty cmd tool
I took some time polishing up the class I used for my menu. Went from this:
to this: 
Almost looks about as passable as NativeUI, no? 
I just need to also replace the highlighting with some texture drawing. Maybe give it some more width and decrease font size.
These changes will also be in any following versions of any of my mods using the same menu.
Not sure why everybody wants to "test" this, just say you want it Aside from code itself, there isn't a lot to contribute lmao
Anyway, it's up:
VStancer
Aside from a few misc things, the bouncy wheelie stuff is still there, but I added in the lowering stuff LSC uses, which is only visual.
Also the Other stuff menu doesn't get saved, unlike the other things. Feel free to suggest things I could do to inject code because I have no idea. It should be pretty clear from the source what instructions should be skipped when.
The searching is less than optimal. I just use Google instead.
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:
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 🥲