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Windows 10 incompatibility #296
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Do you got any specific errors or just crashing without any? |
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People report that the C++ ScriptHook fails to load the .NET ScriptHook, without any special error message. I hope a5f3754 fixes this by changing to the more recent .NET v4.5.2. |
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Heres hoping it fixes it, but if the issue isnt that it will be pretty hard to dig it out |
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Could somebody on Windows 10 who cannot run version 1.1 check if it works with this? |
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I have no such issues whatsoever but maybe that's also (like crosire) because I run a development machine with all .net and C++ versions. |
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I will ask to try this version on a win10 pc which had this problem tomorrow |
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They tested and this build works fine. |
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Great! |
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Crashing the game with NativeUI in Windows 10: Guad/NativeUI#13 |
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NativeUI is working fine for me in Windows 10 |
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Okay new situation. Complaints of Windows 10 users keep rolling in on my mod page. It affects users who only have .net 4.6 installed. An installation of a previous version is denied by the system ("there is already a newer version installed"). |
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4.6 includes 4.5, so nothing to worry there. They just need to install the Visual C++ 2015 redistributable for everything to work fine. |
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I'm starting to think we should statically link against the C++ runtime libraries, so the redistributable package is not required. This is not recommended and it could cause issues, because then multiple runtime versions are used at the same time in the GTA process (which doesn't use 2015, but an older version), but it would solve people having trouble using this mod, because they don't install the listed requirements. |
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Thanks I will tell them to use the Visual C++ 2015 redistributable. |
A lot of users are complaining about not being able to run ths especially people who have upgraded to windows 10. Im presuming the issue is with .net framework or some other windows core feature
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