The content of the deprecated message is kind of confusing, but it isNOT an error one but just a warning one. It tells you there's scripts thatmay stop working in the future but doesn't tell about how they're currently running, where they're actually running as intended.

Thanks for the quick reply! I understood that too, but is there any possibility, e.g. a downgrade from GTAV with the corresponding version of ScriptHookVDotNet which runs all mods? I'm really a total noob when it comes to this sort of thing, I only want to play 3 scripts, I basically don't care if it's the latest version.

And what means this Part in the README.txt?

**For Users**: If you have raw scripts without an API version notation by file name, you will need to specify in nightly versions. You can specify an API version by adding a dot and a version number right before the extension name (e.g.Script.cstoScript.2.cs).

I thought there was a way to simply rename the scripts so that multiple scripts could be loaded. Then I'll probably try other scripts. Anyway, thank you very much for the answer!

For the following paragraph;

For Users: If you have raw scripts without an API version notation by file name, you will need to specify in nightly versions. You can specify an API version by adding a dot and a version number right before the extension name (e.g. Script.cs to Script.2.cs).

"raw scripts" in the first sentence means scripts that has the file extension.cs or.vb, not a DLL file. If you can't see any file extension such as.txt or.dll, you would want to disable to hide certain extension names in Explorer. In your case, you have 3 scripts that are already built into DLL assembly files and renaming them just disables them to use.

Thank you very much. That answere all my questions i had 👍 Still installing other Scripts now, maybe some will work!