It's probably GTAsc.dll

You can also use the DrawTexture function in ScripthookV or ScripthookVDotNet. Don't know how it compares to a PictureBox performance-wise but it's fairly simple to use.

One way is to set the animation time every tick. You need to get the specific animation time (where you want to "freeze" it) first. The range is 0f to 1f.

I'm not caught up on the episodes but I might be interested.. send me a pm.

You may have another script running that is always setting the time scale back to 1f.

@Shira-Brixx C++ I assume? I guess the Vector3 class you're using does not have an operator for subtracting two vectors. Check out SlimDX's Vector3.h and Vector3.cpp.

Get the direction from coordA to coordB. Multiply the result by a float value for more force.

Vector3 direction = (coordB - coordA).Normalized;

vehicleA.ApplyForce(direction * 5f);

@KaiakoSaeki You haven't uploaded a file yet.

About your problem though, no idea, sorry. Odd that this would happen after replacing the ScriptHookV.dll you had installed with the same one (assuming you were already up to date). That SHV prompt is just asking whether you want to check if there's a new update, it doesn't necessarily mean that there was a new update.

Modify the handling value fdrivebiasfront, change it to 0.5. The location of the handling.meta that contains the data for the particular vehicle you want to edit may vary.

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