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dinput8.dll makes my game crash

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ive noticed that whenever dinput8.dll is in my game folder it doesnt make it possible for the game to even get to the loading screen once i take it out of there it works

i tried

changing mods folder to _mods
no antivirus

removing menyoo.asi and updating scripthookvdotnet / nigthly too

changing scripts to _scripts
verifying game files

turning off battleye with the args file launch options and rockstar games

launching without rph

im pretty sure that it has to be something inside the main gta v folder

if u need any log i will send pls help me i dont have any more ideas to fix it

Solved by UnknownBastion

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16 minutes ago, UnknownBastion said:

Add it back in. Then remove ScriptHookV.dll and test the game again. See if it crashes.

tried it but it didnt work if u want i can try to remove each script or file ending .asi or send u my gamefolder

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2 hours ago, Meffy said:

tried it but it didnt work if u want i can try to remove each script or file ending .asi or send u my gamefolder

Yeah add ScriptHookV.dll back in. Remove each asi one by one and see if that will allow you to load your game.

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1 hour ago, UnknownBastion said:

Yeah add ScriptHookV.dll back in. Remove each asi one by one and see if that will allow you to load your game.

it turned out to be these two files crashing my game 1 made it not possible to get into the loading screen one made it not possible to get to the actual game

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2 minutes ago, Meffy said:

it turned out to be these two files crashing my game 1 made it not possible to get into the loading screen one made it not possible to get to the actual game

Could contain: text, screenshot, display, software, multimedia software, computer icon, operating system

but i know that alot of scripts are dependent on scripthookvdotnet so what do i download now do i just use scripthookvdotnet or scriphookvdotnet nightly or what

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2 hours ago, Meffy said:

it turned out to be these two files crashing my game 1 made it not possible to get into the loading screen one made it not possible to get to the actual game

Could contain: text, screenshot, display, software, multimedia software, computer icon, operating system

but i know that alot of scripts are dependent on scripthookvdotnet so what do i download now do i just use scripthookvdotnet or scriphookvdotnet nightly or what

I would use the latest version of ScriptHookV.NET nightly. If that does not work and you still get crashes, you simply cannot use ScriptHookV.NET.

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