Script Hook V v3751.0 supports GTA V Enhanced 1.0.3751.0 and Legacy 1.0.1013.29

AB Software Development published Script Hook V labeled v3751.0 / 1013.29 to restore mod support for the latest GTA V builds 1.0.3751.0 (Enhanced) and 1.0.1013.29 (Legacy). The distrib, dated 28 Jan 2026, bundles the updated ScriptHookV.dll runtime, the latest asi loader and a sample Native Trainer to get story-mode mods running again after the Rockstar update.

Script Hook V is a library that allows the use of GTA V script native functions in custom .asi plugins. The core technical point is straightforward: compiled script plugins depend only on ScriptHookV.dll, so when the game updates the primary task for mod authors and players is to update the Script Hook runtime. This release lists ScriptHookV.dll as the central runtime and includes dinput8.dll as the included asi loader. If an older asi loader file named dsound.dll remains in the game folder, it must be deleted to avoid conflicts.

Installation is simple and intentional. Copy ScriptHookV.dll to the game's main folder, i.e., where GTA5.exe is located. To load .asi plugins you need to have an asi loader installed. You can: Download an asi loader separately; or Use the latest version that comes with this distrib (dinput8.dll). If you have a previous asi loader version (dsound.dll), you must delete it. The distrib includes a sample asi plugin, Native Trainer (NativeTrainer.asi). If you need a trainer then copy NativeTrainer.asi too.

The release package also surfaces practical developer resources. The distrib page includes Download and Download SDK entries for the runtime and the SDK for plugin authors. International support is listed as Topic on gtaforums for community troubleshooting and discussion. The release metadata and supported patch strings are clearly preserved as v3751.0 / 1013.29 and 1.0.3751.0 (Enhanced) and 1.0.1013.29 (Legacy).

A critical user-facing warning remains unchanged: Script Hook V does not work in GTA Online; the game closes the modified version when the player goes in multiplayer, and using mods in GTA Online may result in a ban. Keep ScriptHookV.dll, dinput8.dll, and NativeTrainer.asi confined to single-player sessions and remove or back them up before attempting multiplayer.

For modders and players the takeaway is immediate: update ScriptHookV.dll and the asi loader to regain .asi plugin functionality, remove any dsound.dll leftovers, and copy NativeTrainer.asi if you want trainer features. Developers can grab the SDK listed on the distrib page and follow the Topic on gtaforums for international support. Expect follow-up notes or a full changelog from AB Software Development if additional native changes are documented.