JM36 Lua Plugin for Script Hook V (Reloaded) JM36-v20220420.0-Stable
![Vehicle Theft Wanted Levels (2-5) [.Lua]](https://img.gta5-mods.com/q75-w500-h333-cfill/images/vehicle-theft-wanted-levels-2-5-lua/92d051-2022-05-10_07-04-10.mkv_snapshot_00.11.186.jpg "Vehicle Theft Wanted Levels (2-5) [.Lua]")
![Mini Big Map Control Toggle [.Lua]](https://img.gta5-mods.com/q75-w500-h333-cfill/images/mini-big-map-control-toggle-lua/76e22c-2022-05-19_11-42-12.mkv_snapshot_00.04.225.jpg "Mini Big Map Control Toggle [.Lua]")
![Speed Limit Cruise Control [.Lua]](https://img.gta5-mods.com/q75-w500-h333-cfill/images/speed-limit-cruise-control-lua/b958d5-2022-05-20_15-51-06.mkv_snapshot_01.32.639.jpg "Speed Limit Cruise Control [.Lua]")
![Smooth Traditional Cruise Control [.Lua]](https://img.gta5-mods.com/q75-w500-h333-cfill/images/traditional-cruise-control-lua/fbb8ca-2022-05-20_15-51-06.mkv_snapshot_01.32.639.jpg "Smooth Traditional Cruise Control [.Lua]")
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Interested in having a nice, fast, easy way to write/add and/or test your own Lua scripts or use existing Lua scripts for Grand Theft Auto V with ease and virtually zero/no performance loss/impact (especially when compared to the older/traditional Lua Plugin)?
Have FiveM Lua experience/knowledge that you would like to take/bring into normal GTA?
Interested in having the ability to interface various in-game things to various external/out of game things (say trigger an action on/in an external unrelated program or create your own Discord rich presence with an external utility for example, maybe even create yourself a remote game interaction api) with ease?
Well, recently I've somewhat departed from FiveM (with 3+ years of experience) and thought it would be cool to port over some of my scripts to singleplayer, finding headscript's/gallexme's Lua Plugin for Script Hook V in the process, which just simply didn't suit my needs nor meet my expectations (especially in regards to performance), and it has pretty much been abandoned for years now, so I've decided to adopt it as my own and dramatically/drastically improve my fork of it far beyond what anyone could've ever imagined being possible with this, and I plan on introducing new performance/optimization features/techniques over time and releasing updates somewhat frequently.
Mod description: Write/Use custom Lua scripts for GTA V
Why Lua?
- Lua is a lightweight scripting language that tends to be beginner-friendly, but powerful in the hands of an advanced user at the same time. Although Lua might not have the same popularity as that of other scripting languages such as C# or C++ (.NET), Lua's expandability makes it equally as capable as the others, while remaining easy-to-use and often more resource efficient.
Summary of installation instructions: https://github.com/JayMontana36/LuaPlugin-GTAV/wiki/Overview#installation-guide
Bugs and features:
1: Bug - Lua Plugin itself **cannot** be reloaded, but Lua scripts *can* be reloaded.
2: Feature - Introduced newer FiveM style Lua game native function calls (alongside the older/legacy game native function calls (via namespaces) which are strictly for compatibility with older/existing Lua Plugin scripts and have not been updated/touched).
3: Feature - An external Lua script(s) directory that you can place anywhere.
4: Feature - Lua script reloading script for developers with DebugMode variable set true.
5: Feature - Maintain compatibility with older/existing Lua Plugin scripts.
6: Feature - Universal timer and variables containing relevant player information to avoid having to (excessively) use certain/common game native calls across numerous scripts (and avoid wasting resources by doing so).
7: Feature - Universal built in native config file reader/writer functions for data storage/retention/persistence.
8: Feature - Included examples and documentation via GitHub wiki.
9: Feature - Automatic caching of certain game native function calls (for better speed and efficiency).
10: Feature - Quality of life improvements and enhancements for older/existing Lua Plugin scripts.
11: Feature - Scripts no longer conflict nor block/delay other scripts from running
Credits and, if applicable, notices of permission for content re-use:
1: Credits | JayMontana36 - This version/fork of Lua Plugin with completely homemade/rewritten externals (currently ALL of the included Lua scripts with the exception of "GUI.lua" were all written/original content by me)
2: Credits | headscript/gallexme - The original author of Lua Plugin who's ASI files are currently still used in this project/fork due to my lack of knowledge to create my own.
3: Notice of permission for content re-use - https://github.com/gallexme/ScriptHook-Lua-Plugin/blob/master/README.md - Applies to the ASI files and the "GUI.lua" file used in this project/fork; for everything else, http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0
Changelog:
- ** JM36-v20220420.0-Stable ** -
NOTICE: If you have previously downloaded and installed v20220418.0, be sure to delete the "1_Threads.lua" file from your "Modules", otherwise it'll cause problems loading Lua scripts and conflict because it has been integrated (and as such, that module is for that version and older and is incompatible with this version and newer).
1: Fully integrate the previously implemented coroutine/thread system and make it the new/default standard across everything, including any/all loaded older/legacy/original Lua Plugin scripts as well as all JM36 Lua Plugin scripts via wrapping.
2: Scripts can (and will) no longer block other scripts from running (or being able to run) whenever a "wait" is called - Primarily affects/concerns the older/legacy/original Lua Plugin scripts in a great/awesome way.
3: (Actually) Fix broken compatibility with older/legacy/original Lua Plugin scripts (for real this time).
- ** JM36-v20220418.0-Stable ** -
1: Fix broken compatibility with older/legacy/original Lua Plugin scripts.
2: Implement a basic coroutine/thread system, which will become the new/default standard and be fully integrated in the near future.
- ** JM36-v20220412.0-Stable ** -
1: Completely/Massively rewrite/overhaul the JM36 Lua Plugin's eCore for performance and efficiency and structural purposes.
2: JM36 Lua Plugin's init/startup and script reloads should now be way/much more efficient (and faster).
3: Engineered and implemented modular caching libraries for use with both functions and scripts.
4: Modularized the "Info" var/param/table as well as it's "Player" subtable (it works the same).
5: Updated the "Info" update interval to be per frame instead of every 500ms.
6: Added caching to a few common game native function calls (for speed).
7: Integrate JM36 Function (Re)Mapper to no longer need/require a separate download (LP is now more usable out of the box).
8: Updated the Function (Re)Mapper to work with the new JM36 LP filesystem structure.
9: Updated the Function (Re)Mapper's ini file with newer game native function names.
- ** JM36-v5.3-Stable ** -
1: Fix issues with some scripts which fail to function correctly or at all prior to a (forced) script reload (or in the case of non-technical users or non-developers, did not work at all).
2: Add a built in automatic migrator from/for old/legacy LuaPlugin to JM36 LuaPlugin.
- ** JM36-v5.2-Stable ** -
1: Compatibility fixes for supporting more legacy `Lua Plugin` scripts.
- ** JM36-v5.1-Stable ** -
1: Fixed inconsistencies with the "_0x" game native function calls to make it even easier to work with them in a more consistent manner.
- ** JM36-v5.0-Stable ** -
1: Skipped a version (v4.0); v4.0 was unofficially released as a private "beta".
2: Fixed typo in "Info.Player.Vehicle.Name" that prevented the vehicle's name from coming back correctly as anything.
3: Add new "Handle" variable to "Info.Player" and "Info.Player.Vehicle".
4: Make it easier to call "0x" hexadecimal game native functions by prefixing them with an underscore ("_") like FiveM does.
5: Several optimizations to the internal "_init" function and the FiveM style game native function call function generator.
6: Remove/Replace an unnecessary internal function for accessing "secondary" globals, making it a more direct access while keeping transparency.
7: Renamed a few included scripts primarily for better/optimal DebugMode operation.
8: Optimized DebugMode tick/loop further.
9: Attempt to simplify installation for new and/or basic users by defaulting ScriptsDir-Lua into GameDir-GTAV scripts dir.
10: Removed "All Lua Scripts Loaded Without Error" message; you will now only ever see errors (and script prints) printed in console (with developer asi).
11: Overall code cleanup and optimization.
12: Add/Include version information within secondary global which can be used by scripts to require a certain minimum version of this plugin and/or change behaviors depending upon the version (such as error for incorrect version or so).
- ** JM36-v3.0-Stable ** -
1: Fixed FiveM style game native function calls randomly (not) working (hopefully) once and for all and removed the excess code/checks related to this issue/bug
2: Fixed "Info.Player.Vehicle.IsOp" variable not updating whenever the player becomes the vehicle operator or a vehicle passenger
3: Implemented feature number 7 from above (config file read/write)
4: Updated the included example scripts
- ** JM36-v2.0-Stable ** -
1: Implemented feature number 6 from above
2: Implemented a check and a fix for the commonly left out "\\" ending in the "Scripts_Path" string variable (which whenever absent in the previous release/version would have caused things to completely break and fail to function).
3: Implemented a new "Info" variable which is exposed directly to your loop functions, containing plenty of useful player (and vehicle) information as well as the time which is mostly useful for wait(ing) or for delayed execution or for special script loop run timings; more Information and usage examples regarding the new "Info" variable can be found on the wiki - https://github.com/JayMontana36/LuaPlugin-GTAV/wiki/The-Basics---Getting-Started---Scripting-Examples#the-info-variable-1st-argument-sent-to-loop-functions-and-game-native-function-call-examples
4: gta5-mods specific release version - include the above wiki page (The Basics - Getting Started - Scripting Examples) as well as the "Overview" wiki page as htm/html files as a simple and effective way to "include documentation" just in case developers don't go to the GitHub for the documentation or don't know that the GitHub with the documentation exists (being that the other Lua Plugin completely lacks any documentation whatsoever in general, which is not the case here with my version).
Have FiveM Lua experience/knowledge that you would like to take/bring into normal GTA?
Interested in having the ability to interface various in-game things to various external/out of game things (say trigger an action on/in an external unrelated program or create your own Discord rich presence with an external utility for example, maybe even create yourself a remote game interaction api) with ease?
Well, recently I've somewhat departed from FiveM (with 3+ years of experience) and thought it would be cool to port over some of my scripts to singleplayer, finding headscript's/gallexme's Lua Plugin for Script Hook V in the process, which just simply didn't suit my needs nor meet my expectations (especially in regards to performance), and it has pretty much been abandoned for years now, so I've decided to adopt it as my own and dramatically/drastically improve my fork of it far beyond what anyone could've ever imagined being possible with this, and I plan on introducing new performance/optimization features/techniques over time and releasing updates somewhat frequently.
Mod description: Write/Use custom Lua scripts for GTA V
Why Lua?
- Lua is a lightweight scripting language that tends to be beginner-friendly, but powerful in the hands of an advanced user at the same time. Although Lua might not have the same popularity as that of other scripting languages such as C# or C++ (.NET), Lua's expandability makes it equally as capable as the others, while remaining easy-to-use and often more resource efficient.
Summary of installation instructions: https://github.com/JayMontana36/LuaPlugin-GTAV/wiki/Overview#installation-guide
Bugs and features:
1: Bug - Lua Plugin itself **cannot** be reloaded, but Lua scripts *can* be reloaded.
2: Feature - Introduced newer FiveM style Lua game native function calls (alongside the older/legacy game native function calls (via namespaces) which are strictly for compatibility with older/existing Lua Plugin scripts and have not been updated/touched).
3: Feature - An external Lua script(s) directory that you can place anywhere.
4: Feature - Lua script reloading script for developers with DebugMode variable set true.
5: Feature - Maintain compatibility with older/existing Lua Plugin scripts.
6: Feature - Universal timer and variables containing relevant player information to avoid having to (excessively) use certain/common game native calls across numerous scripts (and avoid wasting resources by doing so).
7: Feature - Universal built in native config file reader/writer functions for data storage/retention/persistence.
8: Feature - Included examples and documentation via GitHub wiki.
9: Feature - Automatic caching of certain game native function calls (for better speed and efficiency).
10: Feature - Quality of life improvements and enhancements for older/existing Lua Plugin scripts.
11: Feature - Scripts no longer conflict nor block/delay other scripts from running
Credits and, if applicable, notices of permission for content re-use:
1: Credits | JayMontana36 - This version/fork of Lua Plugin with completely homemade/rewritten externals (currently ALL of the included Lua scripts with the exception of "GUI.lua" were all written/original content by me)
2: Credits | headscript/gallexme - The original author of Lua Plugin who's ASI files are currently still used in this project/fork due to my lack of knowledge to create my own.
3: Notice of permission for content re-use - https://github.com/gallexme/ScriptHook-Lua-Plugin/blob/master/README.md - Applies to the ASI files and the "GUI.lua" file used in this project/fork; for everything else, http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0
Changelog:
- ** JM36-v20220420.0-Stable ** -
NOTICE: If you have previously downloaded and installed v20220418.0, be sure to delete the "1_Threads.lua" file from your "Modules", otherwise it'll cause problems loading Lua scripts and conflict because it has been integrated (and as such, that module is for that version and older and is incompatible with this version and newer).
1: Fully integrate the previously implemented coroutine/thread system and make it the new/default standard across everything, including any/all loaded older/legacy/original Lua Plugin scripts as well as all JM36 Lua Plugin scripts via wrapping.
2: Scripts can (and will) no longer block other scripts from running (or being able to run) whenever a "wait" is called - Primarily affects/concerns the older/legacy/original Lua Plugin scripts in a great/awesome way.
3: (Actually) Fix broken compatibility with older/legacy/original Lua Plugin scripts (for real this time).
- ** JM36-v20220418.0-Stable ** -
1: Fix broken compatibility with older/legacy/original Lua Plugin scripts.
2: Implement a basic coroutine/thread system, which will become the new/default standard and be fully integrated in the near future.
- ** JM36-v20220412.0-Stable ** -
1: Completely/Massively rewrite/overhaul the JM36 Lua Plugin's eCore for performance and efficiency and structural purposes.
2: JM36 Lua Plugin's init/startup and script reloads should now be way/much more efficient (and faster).
3: Engineered and implemented modular caching libraries for use with both functions and scripts.
4: Modularized the "Info" var/param/table as well as it's "Player" subtable (it works the same).
5: Updated the "Info" update interval to be per frame instead of every 500ms.
6: Added caching to a few common game native function calls (for speed).
7: Integrate JM36 Function (Re)Mapper to no longer need/require a separate download (LP is now more usable out of the box).
8: Updated the Function (Re)Mapper to work with the new JM36 LP filesystem structure.
9: Updated the Function (Re)Mapper's ini file with newer game native function names.
- ** JM36-v5.3-Stable ** -
1: Fix issues with some scripts which fail to function correctly or at all prior to a (forced) script reload (or in the case of non-technical users or non-developers, did not work at all).
2: Add a built in automatic migrator from/for old/legacy LuaPlugin to JM36 LuaPlugin.
- ** JM36-v5.2-Stable ** -
1: Compatibility fixes for supporting more legacy `Lua Plugin` scripts.
- ** JM36-v5.1-Stable ** -
1: Fixed inconsistencies with the "_0x" game native function calls to make it even easier to work with them in a more consistent manner.
- ** JM36-v5.0-Stable ** -
1: Skipped a version (v4.0); v4.0 was unofficially released as a private "beta".
2: Fixed typo in "Info.Player.Vehicle.Name" that prevented the vehicle's name from coming back correctly as anything.
3: Add new "Handle" variable to "Info.Player" and "Info.Player.Vehicle".
4: Make it easier to call "0x" hexadecimal game native functions by prefixing them with an underscore ("_") like FiveM does.
5: Several optimizations to the internal "_init" function and the FiveM style game native function call function generator.
6: Remove/Replace an unnecessary internal function for accessing "secondary" globals, making it a more direct access while keeping transparency.
7: Renamed a few included scripts primarily for better/optimal DebugMode operation.
8: Optimized DebugMode tick/loop further.
9: Attempt to simplify installation for new and/or basic users by defaulting ScriptsDir-Lua into GameDir-GTAV scripts dir.
10: Removed "All Lua Scripts Loaded Without Error" message; you will now only ever see errors (and script prints) printed in console (with developer asi).
11: Overall code cleanup and optimization.
12: Add/Include version information within secondary global which can be used by scripts to require a certain minimum version of this plugin and/or change behaviors depending upon the version (such as error for incorrect version or so).
- ** JM36-v3.0-Stable ** -
1: Fixed FiveM style game native function calls randomly (not) working (hopefully) once and for all and removed the excess code/checks related to this issue/bug
2: Fixed "Info.Player.Vehicle.IsOp" variable not updating whenever the player becomes the vehicle operator or a vehicle passenger
3: Implemented feature number 7 from above (config file read/write)
4: Updated the included example scripts
- ** JM36-v2.0-Stable ** -
1: Implemented feature number 6 from above
2: Implemented a check and a fix for the commonly left out "\\" ending in the "Scripts_Path" string variable (which whenever absent in the previous release/version would have caused things to completely break and fail to function).
3: Implemented a new "Info" variable which is exposed directly to your loop functions, containing plenty of useful player (and vehicle) information as well as the time which is mostly useful for wait(ing) or for delayed execution or for special script loop run timings; more Information and usage examples regarding the new "Info" variable can be found on the wiki - https://github.com/JayMontana36/LuaPlugin-GTAV/wiki/The-Basics---Getting-Started---Scripting-Examples#the-info-variable-1st-argument-sent-to-loop-functions-and-game-native-function-call-examples
4: gta5-mods specific release version - include the above wiki page (The Basics - Getting Started - Scripting Examples) as well as the "Overview" wiki page as htm/html files as a simple and effective way to "include documentation" just in case developers don't go to the GitHub for the documentation or don't know that the GitHub with the documentation exists (being that the other Lua Plugin completely lacks any documentation whatsoever in general, which is not the case here with my version).
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By JayMontana36
Interested in having a nice, fast, easy way to write/add and/or test your own Lua scripts or use existing Lua scripts for Grand Theft Auto V with ease and virtually zero/no performance loss/impact (especially when compared to the older/traditional Lua Plugin)?
Have FiveM Lua experience/knowledge that you would like to take/bring into normal GTA?
Interested in having the ability to interface various in-game things to various external/out of game things (say trigger an action on/in an external unrelated program or create your own Discord rich presence with an external utility for example, maybe even create yourself a remote game interaction api) with ease?
Well, recently I've somewhat departed from FiveM (with 3+ years of experience) and thought it would be cool to port over some of my scripts to singleplayer, finding headscript's/gallexme's Lua Plugin for Script Hook V in the process, which just simply didn't suit my needs nor meet my expectations (especially in regards to performance), and it has pretty much been abandoned for years now, so I've decided to adopt it as my own and dramatically/drastically improve my fork of it far beyond what anyone could've ever imagined being possible with this, and I plan on introducing new performance/optimization features/techniques over time and releasing updates somewhat frequently.
Mod description: Write/Use custom Lua scripts for GTA V
Why Lua?
- Lua is a lightweight scripting language that tends to be beginner-friendly, but powerful in the hands of an advanced user at the same time. Although Lua might not have the same popularity as that of other scripting languages such as C# or C++ (.NET), Lua's expandability makes it equally as capable as the others, while remaining easy-to-use and often more resource efficient.
Summary of installation instructions: https://github.com/JayMontana36/LuaPlugin-GTAV/wiki/Overview#installation-guide
Bugs and features:
1: Bug - Lua Plugin itself **cannot** be reloaded, but Lua scripts *can* be reloaded.
2: Feature - Introduced newer FiveM style Lua game native function calls (alongside the older/legacy game native function calls (via namespaces) which are strictly for compatibility with older/existing Lua Plugin scripts and have not been updated/touched).
3: Feature - An external Lua script(s) directory that you can place anywhere.
4: Feature - Lua script reloading script for developers with DebugMode variable set true.
5: Feature - Maintain compatibility with older/existing Lua Plugin scripts.
6: Feature - Universal timer and variables containing relevant player information to avoid having to (excessively) use certain/common game native calls across numerous scripts (and avoid wasting resources by doing so).
7: Feature - Universal built in native config file reader/writer functions for data storage/retention/persistence.
8: Feature - Included examples and documentation via GitHub wiki.
9: Feature - Automatic caching of certain game native function calls (for better speed and efficiency).
10: Feature - Quality of life improvements and enhancements for older/existing Lua Plugin scripts.
11: Feature - Scripts no longer conflict nor block/delay other scripts from running
Credits and, if applicable, notices of permission for content re-use:
1: Credits | JayMontana36 - This version/fork of Lua Plugin with completely homemade/rewritten externals (currently ALL of the included Lua scripts with the exception of "GUI.lua" were all written/original content by me)
2: Credits | headscript/gallexme - The original author of Lua Plugin who's ASI files are currently still used in this project/fork due to my lack of knowledge to create my own.
3: Notice of permission for content re-use - https://github.com/gallexme/ScriptHook-Lua-Plugin/blob/master/README.md - Applies to the ASI files and the "GUI.lua" file used in this project/fork; for everything else, http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0
Changelog:
- ** JM36-v20220420.0-Stable ** -
NOTICE: If you have previously downloaded and installed v20220418.0, be sure to delete the "1_Threads.lua" file from your "Modules", otherwise it'll cause problems loading Lua scripts and conflict because it has been integrated (and as such, that module is for that version and older and is incompatible with this version and newer).
1: Fully integrate the previously implemented coroutine/thread system and make it the new/default standard across everything, including any/all loaded older/legacy/original Lua Plugin scripts as well as all JM36 Lua Plugin scripts via wrapping.
2: Scripts can (and will) no longer block other scripts from running (or being able to run) whenever a "wait" is called - Primarily affects/concerns the older/legacy/original Lua Plugin scripts in a great/awesome way.
3: (Actually) Fix broken compatibility with older/legacy/original Lua Plugin scripts (for real this time).
- ** JM36-v20220418.0-Stable ** -
1: Fix broken compatibility with older/legacy/original Lua Plugin scripts.
2: Implement a basic coroutine/thread system, which will become the new/default standard and be fully integrated in the near future.
- ** JM36-v20220412.0-Stable ** -
1: Completely/Massively rewrite/overhaul the JM36 Lua Plugin's eCore for performance and efficiency and structural purposes.
2: JM36 Lua Plugin's init/startup and script reloads should now be way/much more efficient (and faster).
3: Engineered and implemented modular caching libraries for use with both functions and scripts.
4: Modularized the "Info" var/param/table as well as it's "Player" subtable (it works the same).
5: Updated the "Info" update interval to be per frame instead of every 500ms.
6: Added caching to a few common game native function calls (for speed).
7: Integrate JM36 Function (Re)Mapper to no longer need/require a separate download (LP is now more usable out of the box).
8: Updated the Function (Re)Mapper to work with the new JM36 LP filesystem structure.
9: Updated the Function (Re)Mapper's ini file with newer game native function names.
- ** JM36-v5.3-Stable ** -
1: Fix issues with some scripts which fail to function correctly or at all prior to a (forced) script reload (or in the case of non-technical users or non-developers, did not work at all).
2: Add a built in automatic migrator from/for old/legacy LuaPlugin to JM36 LuaPlugin.
- ** JM36-v5.2-Stable ** -
1: Compatibility fixes for supporting more legacy `Lua Plugin` scripts.
- ** JM36-v5.1-Stable ** -
1: Fixed inconsistencies with the "_0x" game native function calls to make it even easier to work with them in a more consistent manner.
- ** JM36-v5.0-Stable ** -
1: Skipped a version (v4.0); v4.0 was unofficially released as a private "beta".
2: Fixed typo in "Info.Player.Vehicle.Name" that prevented the vehicle's name from coming back correctly as anything.
3: Add new "Handle" variable to "Info.Player" and "Info.Player.Vehicle".
4: Make it easier to call "0x" hexadecimal game native functions by prefixing them with an underscore ("_") like FiveM does.
5: Several optimizations to the internal "_init" function and the FiveM style game native function call function generator.
6: Remove/Replace an unnecessary internal function for accessing "secondary" globals, making it a more direct access while keeping transparency.
7: Renamed a few included scripts primarily for better/optimal DebugMode operation.
8: Optimized DebugMode tick/loop further.
9: Attempt to simplify installation for new and/or basic users by defaulting ScriptsDir-Lua into GameDir-GTAV scripts dir.
10: Removed "All Lua Scripts Loaded Without Error" message; you will now only ever see errors (and script prints) printed in console (with developer asi).
11: Overall code cleanup and optimization.
12: Add/Include version information within secondary global which can be used by scripts to require a certain minimum version of this plugin and/or change behaviors depending upon the version (such as error for incorrect version or so).
- ** JM36-v3.0-Stable ** -
1: Fixed FiveM style game native function calls randomly (not) working (hopefully) once and for all and removed the excess code/checks related to this issue/bug
2: Fixed "Info.Player.Vehicle.IsOp" variable not updating whenever the player becomes the vehicle operator or a vehicle passenger
3: Implemented feature number 7 from above (config file read/write)
4: Updated the included example scripts
- ** JM36-v2.0-Stable ** -
1: Implemented feature number 6 from above
2: Implemented a check and a fix for the commonly left out "\\" ending in the "Scripts_Path" string variable (which whenever absent in the previous release/version would have caused things to completely break and fail to function).
3: Implemented a new "Info" variable which is exposed directly to your loop functions, containing plenty of useful player (and vehicle) information as well as the time which is mostly useful for wait(ing) or for delayed execution or for special script loop run timings; more Information and usage examples regarding the new "Info" variable can be found on the wiki - https://github.com/JayMontana36/LuaPlugin-GTAV/wiki/The-Basics---Getting-Started---Scripting-Examples#the-info-variable-1st-argument-sent-to-loop-functions-and-game-native-function-call-examples
4: gta5-mods specific release version - include the above wiki page (The Basics - Getting Started - Scripting Examples) as well as the "Overview" wiki page as htm/html files as a simple and effective way to "include documentation" just in case developers don't go to the GitHub for the documentation or don't know that the GitHub with the documentation exists (being that the other Lua Plugin completely lacks any documentation whatsoever in general, which is not the case here with my version).
Have FiveM Lua experience/knowledge that you would like to take/bring into normal GTA?
Interested in having the ability to interface various in-game things to various external/out of game things (say trigger an action on/in an external unrelated program or create your own Discord rich presence with an external utility for example, maybe even create yourself a remote game interaction api) with ease?
Well, recently I've somewhat departed from FiveM (with 3+ years of experience) and thought it would be cool to port over some of my scripts to singleplayer, finding headscript's/gallexme's Lua Plugin for Script Hook V in the process, which just simply didn't suit my needs nor meet my expectations (especially in regards to performance), and it has pretty much been abandoned for years now, so I've decided to adopt it as my own and dramatically/drastically improve my fork of it far beyond what anyone could've ever imagined being possible with this, and I plan on introducing new performance/optimization features/techniques over time and releasing updates somewhat frequently.
Mod description: Write/Use custom Lua scripts for GTA V
Why Lua?
- Lua is a lightweight scripting language that tends to be beginner-friendly, but powerful in the hands of an advanced user at the same time. Although Lua might not have the same popularity as that of other scripting languages such as C# or C++ (.NET), Lua's expandability makes it equally as capable as the others, while remaining easy-to-use and often more resource efficient.
Summary of installation instructions: https://github.com/JayMontana36/LuaPlugin-GTAV/wiki/Overview#installation-guide
Bugs and features:
1: Bug - Lua Plugin itself **cannot** be reloaded, but Lua scripts *can* be reloaded.
2: Feature - Introduced newer FiveM style Lua game native function calls (alongside the older/legacy game native function calls (via namespaces) which are strictly for compatibility with older/existing Lua Plugin scripts and have not been updated/touched).
3: Feature - An external Lua script(s) directory that you can place anywhere.
4: Feature - Lua script reloading script for developers with DebugMode variable set true.
5: Feature - Maintain compatibility with older/existing Lua Plugin scripts.
6: Feature - Universal timer and variables containing relevant player information to avoid having to (excessively) use certain/common game native calls across numerous scripts (and avoid wasting resources by doing so).
7: Feature - Universal built in native config file reader/writer functions for data storage/retention/persistence.
8: Feature - Included examples and documentation via GitHub wiki.
9: Feature - Automatic caching of certain game native function calls (for better speed and efficiency).
10: Feature - Quality of life improvements and enhancements for older/existing Lua Plugin scripts.
11: Feature - Scripts no longer conflict nor block/delay other scripts from running
Credits and, if applicable, notices of permission for content re-use:
1: Credits | JayMontana36 - This version/fork of Lua Plugin with completely homemade/rewritten externals (currently ALL of the included Lua scripts with the exception of "GUI.lua" were all written/original content by me)
2: Credits | headscript/gallexme - The original author of Lua Plugin who's ASI files are currently still used in this project/fork due to my lack of knowledge to create my own.
3: Notice of permission for content re-use - https://github.com/gallexme/ScriptHook-Lua-Plugin/blob/master/README.md - Applies to the ASI files and the "GUI.lua" file used in this project/fork; for everything else, http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0
Changelog:
- ** JM36-v20220420.0-Stable ** -
NOTICE: If you have previously downloaded and installed v20220418.0, be sure to delete the "1_Threads.lua" file from your "Modules", otherwise it'll cause problems loading Lua scripts and conflict because it has been integrated (and as such, that module is for that version and older and is incompatible with this version and newer).
1: Fully integrate the previously implemented coroutine/thread system and make it the new/default standard across everything, including any/all loaded older/legacy/original Lua Plugin scripts as well as all JM36 Lua Plugin scripts via wrapping.
2: Scripts can (and will) no longer block other scripts from running (or being able to run) whenever a "wait" is called - Primarily affects/concerns the older/legacy/original Lua Plugin scripts in a great/awesome way.
3: (Actually) Fix broken compatibility with older/legacy/original Lua Plugin scripts (for real this time).
- ** JM36-v20220418.0-Stable ** -
1: Fix broken compatibility with older/legacy/original Lua Plugin scripts.
2: Implement a basic coroutine/thread system, which will become the new/default standard and be fully integrated in the near future.
- ** JM36-v20220412.0-Stable ** -
1: Completely/Massively rewrite/overhaul the JM36 Lua Plugin's eCore for performance and efficiency and structural purposes.
2: JM36 Lua Plugin's init/startup and script reloads should now be way/much more efficient (and faster).
3: Engineered and implemented modular caching libraries for use with both functions and scripts.
4: Modularized the "Info" var/param/table as well as it's "Player" subtable (it works the same).
5: Updated the "Info" update interval to be per frame instead of every 500ms.
6: Added caching to a few common game native function calls (for speed).
7: Integrate JM36 Function (Re)Mapper to no longer need/require a separate download (LP is now more usable out of the box).
8: Updated the Function (Re)Mapper to work with the new JM36 LP filesystem structure.
9: Updated the Function (Re)Mapper's ini file with newer game native function names.
- ** JM36-v5.3-Stable ** -
1: Fix issues with some scripts which fail to function correctly or at all prior to a (forced) script reload (or in the case of non-technical users or non-developers, did not work at all).
2: Add a built in automatic migrator from/for old/legacy LuaPlugin to JM36 LuaPlugin.
- ** JM36-v5.2-Stable ** -
1: Compatibility fixes for supporting more legacy `Lua Plugin` scripts.
- ** JM36-v5.1-Stable ** -
1: Fixed inconsistencies with the "_0x" game native function calls to make it even easier to work with them in a more consistent manner.
- ** JM36-v5.0-Stable ** -
1: Skipped a version (v4.0); v4.0 was unofficially released as a private "beta".
2: Fixed typo in "Info.Player.Vehicle.Name" that prevented the vehicle's name from coming back correctly as anything.
3: Add new "Handle" variable to "Info.Player" and "Info.Player.Vehicle".
4: Make it easier to call "0x" hexadecimal game native functions by prefixing them with an underscore ("_") like FiveM does.
5: Several optimizations to the internal "_init" function and the FiveM style game native function call function generator.
6: Remove/Replace an unnecessary internal function for accessing "secondary" globals, making it a more direct access while keeping transparency.
7: Renamed a few included scripts primarily for better/optimal DebugMode operation.
8: Optimized DebugMode tick/loop further.
9: Attempt to simplify installation for new and/or basic users by defaulting ScriptsDir-Lua into GameDir-GTAV scripts dir.
10: Removed "All Lua Scripts Loaded Without Error" message; you will now only ever see errors (and script prints) printed in console (with developer asi).
11: Overall code cleanup and optimization.
12: Add/Include version information within secondary global which can be used by scripts to require a certain minimum version of this plugin and/or change behaviors depending upon the version (such as error for incorrect version or so).
- ** JM36-v3.0-Stable ** -
1: Fixed FiveM style game native function calls randomly (not) working (hopefully) once and for all and removed the excess code/checks related to this issue/bug
2: Fixed "Info.Player.Vehicle.IsOp" variable not updating whenever the player becomes the vehicle operator or a vehicle passenger
3: Implemented feature number 7 from above (config file read/write)
4: Updated the included example scripts
- ** JM36-v2.0-Stable ** -
1: Implemented feature number 6 from above
2: Implemented a check and a fix for the commonly left out "\\" ending in the "Scripts_Path" string variable (which whenever absent in the previous release/version would have caused things to completely break and fail to function).
3: Implemented a new "Info" variable which is exposed directly to your loop functions, containing plenty of useful player (and vehicle) information as well as the time which is mostly useful for wait(ing) or for delayed execution or for special script loop run timings; more Information and usage examples regarding the new "Info" variable can be found on the wiki - https://github.com/JayMontana36/LuaPlugin-GTAV/wiki/The-Basics---Getting-Started---Scripting-Examples#the-info-variable-1st-argument-sent-to-loop-functions-and-game-native-function-call-examples
4: gta5-mods specific release version - include the above wiki page (The Basics - Getting Started - Scripting Examples) as well as the "Overview" wiki page as htm/html files as a simple and effective way to "include documentation" just in case developers don't go to the GitHub for the documentation or don't know that the GitHub with the documentation exists (being that the other Lua Plugin completely lacks any documentation whatsoever in general, which is not the case here with my version).
İlk Yüklenme Zamanı: 12 Nisan 2021, Pazartesi
Son Güncellenme Zamanı: 21 Nisan 2022, Perşembe
Last Downloaded: 21 dakika önce
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@m1983j You don't state which/any mods don't work nor anything that you tried, and "mods" is such a wide range that I feel it more than likely is completely unrelated to this mod in particular especially due to how unknown and unnoticed it is when compared to the others.
5 Ağustos 2021, Perşembe -
@JayMontana36 I had customized fashion for the version of the game and after changing Windows from 8.1 to 10 half of the mods do not work I tried every scripthook
7 Ağustos 2021, Cumartesi -
@m1983j I have no idea what that is but seems more or less to me that you just need to redo all of the things that you've already done before to get the mods in the first place; do them all over again and they should work. For a fact, "customized fashion" definitely has nothing at all whatsoever to do with (and is completely/entirely unrelated to) "JM36 Lua Plugin".
9 Ağustos 2021, Pazartesi -
@JayMontana36 after changing windows, most mods do not work. however, windows 8.1 is much better. but it was missed for the dumb 10 and now another dumb 11 of the spy system
29 Ağustos 2021, Pazar -
@m1983j Yeah I think you might just have to reinstall all of the mods over from scratch again or something. And yeah, I remember feeling that same exact way about Win10 when it came out, I was like wtf is this dramatic step backwards from the radical and awesome UI design of 8 and 8.1 that I had loved so much, and the Win10 tablet mode doesn't even make up for it (Win10 tablet mode is complete and utter trashy garbage in comparison to Win 8 and 8.1), but I eventually got over it because there's just basically nothing that I could do but have memories and revisit from time to time in virtual machines.
30 Ağustos 2021, Pazartesi -
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hey does this work with kopalov's savehouse mod since it doesn't work with the original lua mod
14 Kasım 2021, Pazar -
@noname9 as far as I can see/tell, there is no reason at all whatsoever why it would by default not work with (at least) the current version (which is JM36 Lua Plugin 5.3 at the time of writing), so it should work; if it does not work however, let me know, and maybe it'll be something that I look into and fix when I have the time.
14 Kasım 2021, Pazar -
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New update is out now; dramatic optimization and performance improvements (through a combination of eCore rewrites and caching) and a new (modular) filesystem structure, alongside the integration of Function (Re)Mapper (and newer game native function names).
Also, @ARMANBHAT786 I do not need to update or touch anything whenever a new game update or patch comes out, everything continues to work as it should so long as ScriptHookV updates and whatnot.
12 Nisan 2022, Salı -
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@JayMontana36 i just updated... but now my lua scripts won't work anymore... what now? any help/hint is appreciated, thanks
13 Nisan 2022, Çarşamba -
@leonema Move all of your Lua scripts into the Modules folder and try it again, it's supposed to automatically do this for you. If it still doesn't work after that then let me know and I will add a legacy loader in as a workaround.
13 Nisan 2022, Çarşamba -
it already moved automatically in that folder... for now just rolled back to the other old lua scripthook :/
13 Nisan 2022, Çarşamba -
@leonema Hmm what scripts are they, if they are public/released? Also, if you need the older version of this one, it is on the GitHub, but I'll also allow the older versions to be downloadable from here as well for now.
13 Nisan 2022, Çarşamba -
they are something like this:
https://www.gta5-mods.com/scripts/car-beam-control-lua
https://www.gta5-mods.com/scripts/fully-upgrade-cars13 Nisan 2022, Çarşamba -
@leonema The current/latest version (JM36-v20220418.0-Stable) should have this fixed, turns out it was (as per usual) a stupid overlook on my part in me forgetting to include some required lines/code for backwards compatibility with scripts made for the original version of Lua Plugin, during my complete revamp and overhaul of the v20220412.0 release. Test/Try again with the latest version and let me know!
18 Nisan 2022, Pazartesi -
@leonema Just a heads up, I've pushed out another update that actually fixes the compatibility this time around, the last update that was supposed to have fixed things was not done correctly, but it is done correctly now, with many added improvements, such as scripts no longer being able to block or delay other scripts from running (which is something that some older/original Lua Plugin scripts did), meaning scripts work even better together now. Sorry for breaking things these past few updates, hope the latest makes up for it all.
21 Nisan 2022, Perşembe -
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@matix21 No idea, I don't have anything at all whatsoever to do with scripthook development; whenever they update to support the latest game patch, this (and pretty much everything else) will work again.
27 Nisan 2022, Çarşamba
@cakuzma Yes, `JM36 Lua Plugin` is a massively updated/upgraded replacement to the old/existing `Lua Plugin`, and any/all scripts that were made for the old/existing `Lua Plugin` will also (continue to) work with/in `JM36 Lua Plugin`, but not the other way around because the old `Lua Plugin` does not have anything that was added or introduced in the new `JM36 Lua Plugin`. Scripts made for the old/existing `Lua Plugin` will generally also run faster with/in `JM36 Lua Plugin`.
If you want to use any of the older scripts that were made for the older version of `Lua Plugin` with/in `JM36 Lua Plugin`, all that needs to be done is to simply place those scripts into your new `ScriptsDir-Lua` folder from `JM36 Lua Plugin` (which is similar to the addins/addons folder from the existing `Lua Plugin`), and it should just work.