ScriptHookVDotNet.ini

# Lines starting with a semicolon, a number sign, or two slash characters will be ignored.
# For settings that accept a `Keys` enum name, you can use one of the names listed in the left
# column of the "Fields" table in the document link below, such as `OemSemicolon`.
# https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api/system.windows.forms.keys?view=netframework-4.8

; Specifies the key to immediately reload scripts. Accepts a `Keys` enum name.
ReloadKeyBinding=None

; Specifies the key to open or close the SHVDN console. Accepts a `Keys` enum name.
ConsoleKeyBinding=F4

; Specifies the timeout threshold in milliseconds for a script per one tick.
ScriptTimeoutThreshold=5000

; Specifies the script location to load scripts. Must be relative to the root directory
; (where GTA5.exe is).
; Double quotes can be used to specify a script location.
; In most cases, However, you will have to set 'ScriptsLocation' to "scripts" to make them work
; as a lot of scripts assume the script location to be "scripts".
ScriptsLocation="scripts"

; Specifies whether a warning feed post (notification) should be posted when SHVDN finds scripts
; that is build against a deprecated version of scripting APIs.
; Acceptable value: "true" or "false" (case-insensitive)
WarnOfDeprecatedScriptsWithTicker=true

; Specifies whether the domain of SHVDN should auto load scripts in the scripts folder when the
; first game session is starting or SHVDN is reloading (recreating a new domain).
; If you encounter some compatibility issues such as nondeterministic game crashes (due to flaws
; of multithreading implementation of SHVDN), setting this value to "false" may workaround them.
; You will need to load scripts via console commands when set to "false", and you can use the
; console command `StartAllScripts` to start all scripts in the scripts folder.
; Acceptable value: "true" or "false" (case-insensitive)
AutoLoadScripts=true