Added Vehicle.BringToHalt(), Vehicle.BringToHalt(), Vehicle.StopBringingToHalt() methods, and IsBeingBroughtToHalt property.

Added TaskInvoker.StartVehicleMission(), TaskInvoker.StartHeliMission(), TaskInvoker.StartPlaneMission(), and TaskInvoker.StartBoatMission(), Vehicle.GetActiveMissionType() methods, VehicleMissionType, BoatMissionFlags, and HeliMissionFlags enums.

Added missing values to IntersectFlags and old incorrect value as obsolete.

Use ShapeTest.StartTestCapsule() instead.

Made World.RaycastCapsule() as obsolete because the result may not be made in the same frame you call the method despite START_SHAPE_TEST_CAPSULE asynchronous.

Added ShapeTest class, ShapeTestHandle and ShapeTestResult structs, and ShapeTestStatus and ShapeTestOptions.

Compiled scripts do not take effect since enums are embedded as constants when directly used. NativeHashes enums are updated (v3 API only) as some leaked source revealed all the exact native function names that exist in. Note that Script.Yield() and Script.Wait() are not available and instead throw an exception when NoScriptThread is set to true (even via some scripting API such as World.CreateVehicle() without the model loading in advance).

There is already so much powerful stuff to play with.You can now run scripts in the main thread rather than decicated thread by setting NoScriptThread of ScriptAttributes to true. Vehicle vehicle = World.CreateVehicle(VehicleHash.Zentorno, + * 3.0f, + 90) Private void OnKeyUp(object sender, KeyEventArgs e) Private void OnKeyDown(object sender, KeyEventArgs e) Private void OnTick(object sender, EventArgs e) Note: This script is against SHVDN v3 API. Code exampleīelow you can find a basic sample mod that creates a vehicle in front of the own character perfectly heading 90° to the character to get on the car like a sir when pressing Numpad1. You may also want to set up a post build event in Visual Studio to copy the compiled DLL to your scripts folder automatically.

And press Insert to load the new script dll.

Copy the DLL file into the scripts folder in your GTA V directory.

Alt-tab back to your development environment (Visual Studio).

To avoid needing to constantly stop and start GTA V, you can use the script reloader in the ScriptHookVDotNet. Those 3 events provides the basic work area you can perfectly work with. Basic KnowledgeĮvery mod/script you write must inherit from the Script class.

Hint: ScriptHookVDotNet supports compiled assemblies as well as C# or VB source files which all have to be placed into the scripts folder in your GTA V directory.

Create a scripts folder in your GTA V directory (if not already happened).

Copy ScriptHookVDotNet.asi and ScriptHookVDotNet2/3.dll to your GTA V directory.

Download the latest GitHub revision and compile it using Microsoft Visual Studio.

Before you can start playing with ScriptHookVDotNet you need some prerequisites:

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