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xHourRepair 1.6

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By CoolyGG

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xHoursRepair v1.6

This script automatically repairs and washes your car after a set number of in-game hours. Perfect for long LSPDFR patrols to keep your cruiser in top shape WITHOUT using menus.

Features:

  • Custom Interval: Set how often the repair triggers in the .ini file (e.g., every 12 hours).

  • Full Service: Fixes the car and washes off all dirt and grime.

  • Performance: Stable and lightweight.

Installation:

  1. Install ScriptHook V and ScriptHookVDotNet3.

  2. Drop xHoursRepair.dll and xHoursRepair.ini into your Grand Theft Auto V\scripts\ folder.

  3. (Optional) Open the .ini to change the repair timing.

Short Description

Smart & simple auto-repair with customizable hour intervals!

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DeSepticOasis

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JUST USE A TRAINER

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Lepoisson

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Hello, I just wanted to point out that the assembly version of your plugin is: 1.0.0.0instead of: 1.6.0.0

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CoolyGG

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@DeSepticOasis

Originally, I've made the script for myself, because in real life you can't just repair your car through a trainer bro.

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