While the modding community continues to push forward with updates for the newest builds, Script Hook V Version 1.0.877.1 remains a pillar of stability for many. It represents a time when the game's code was a bit more "open" to tinkering before the "Next-Gen" update reshuffled the deck.

Are you still playing on 877.1, or have you made the jump to the newer builds? Let us know your favorite mods in the comments below!

Disclaimer: Modding Grand Theft Auto V is done at your own risk. Always back up your game files before installing Script Hook or any third-party scripts. Modding is intended for Single Player mode only; using mods in GTA Online can result in a permanent ban.

Script Hook V Version 1.0.877.1 corresponds to GTA V game version 1.0.877.1, which was released by Rockstar in March 2018. This update was part of the Southern San Andreas Super Sport Series (SSASS), a major content drop that introduced:

For modders, however, this update was a turning point. It broke compatibility with nearly every existing script mod that relied on older versions of Script Hook V. Within days, Alexander Blade released Script Hook V 1.0.877.1 to restore functionality.

When downloading Script Hook V 1.0.877.1, the package typically contains:

| File | Purpose | |------|---------| | ScriptHookV.dll | Main library. Must be placed in GTA V root folder. | | NativeTrainer.asi | Example mod (basic in-game trainer). Optional. | | dinput8.dll | Proxy DLL for loading Script Hook V automatically. | | README.txt | Instructions and version info. |

Before discussing version 1.0.877.1 specifically, let’s establish a baseline. Script Hook V is a library (specifically ScriptHookV.dll) created by developer Alexander Blade. It enables the use of custom .asi script mods in GTA V. Without it, popular mods like Simple Trainer, LSPD First Response, and Menyoo would not function.

The tool works by hooking into the game’s native functions at runtime, allowing mods to call internal GTA V methods—such as spawning vehicles, changing weather, or manipulating player models—without directly modifying game files.

Each version of Script Hook V is tied to a specific GTA V executable version (the GTA5.exe build number). When Rockstar Games releases a title update (often before a new GTA Online event), the game’s executable changes. Script Hook V must be updated accordingly; otherwise, the game will crash on launch or fail to load mods.

In the modern era, most PC players are on versions like 1.0.2699 or newer. However, Version 1.0.877.1 remains a significant build, particularly for those utilizing the Legacy (Non-Next-Gen) version of the game on Steam.

This version is notorious because it represents a time before the massive "Cayo Perico" and "Los Santos Drug Wars" updates that drastically changed the game’s file structure. For many, 1.0.877.1 is the "sweet spot" for stability before Rockstar Games introduced stricter anti-modding measures in the executable files.

Note: This version is considered legacy. Modern GTA V updates (e.g., 1.0.3028.0+) will not work with Script Hook V 1.0.877.1. Using an outdated Script Hook V on a newer game version will result in the game crashing or displaying a “Unsupported game version” error.

For the uninitiated: Script Hook V is the library created by Alexander Blade that allows custom .asi mods to run outside of native game scripts. Without it, mods like Simple Trainer, LSPDFR, or Menyoo wouldn’t function.

Every time Rockstar patches GTA V Online, they break Script Hook V for Single Player. Version numbers directly correspond to the GTA V executable version they support.

To completely remove Script Hook V 1.0.877.1:

Script Hook V Version 1.0.877.1

While the modding community continues to push forward with updates for the newest builds, Script Hook V Version 1.0.877.1 remains a pillar of stability for many. It represents a time when the game's code was a bit more "open" to tinkering before the "Next-Gen" update reshuffled the deck.

Are you still playing on 877.1, or have you made the jump to the newer builds? Let us know your favorite mods in the comments below!

Disclaimer: Modding Grand Theft Auto V is done at your own risk. Always back up your game files before installing Script Hook or any third-party scripts. Modding is intended for Single Player mode only; using mods in GTA Online can result in a permanent ban.

Script Hook V Version 1.0.877.1 corresponds to GTA V game version 1.0.877.1, which was released by Rockstar in March 2018. This update was part of the Southern San Andreas Super Sport Series (SSASS), a major content drop that introduced:

For modders, however, this update was a turning point. It broke compatibility with nearly every existing script mod that relied on older versions of Script Hook V. Within days, Alexander Blade released Script Hook V 1.0.877.1 to restore functionality.

When downloading Script Hook V 1.0.877.1, the package typically contains:

| File | Purpose | |------|---------| | ScriptHookV.dll | Main library. Must be placed in GTA V root folder. | | NativeTrainer.asi | Example mod (basic in-game trainer). Optional. | | dinput8.dll | Proxy DLL for loading Script Hook V automatically. | | README.txt | Instructions and version info. |

Before discussing version 1.0.877.1 specifically, let’s establish a baseline. Script Hook V is a library (specifically ScriptHookV.dll) created by developer Alexander Blade. It enables the use of custom .asi script mods in GTA V. Without it, popular mods like Simple Trainer, LSPD First Response, and Menyoo would not function.

The tool works by hooking into the game’s native functions at runtime, allowing mods to call internal GTA V methods—such as spawning vehicles, changing weather, or manipulating player models—without directly modifying game files.

Each version of Script Hook V is tied to a specific GTA V executable version (the GTA5.exe build number). When Rockstar Games releases a title update (often before a new GTA Online event), the game’s executable changes. Script Hook V must be updated accordingly; otherwise, the game will crash on launch or fail to load mods.

In the modern era, most PC players are on versions like 1.0.2699 or newer. However, Version 1.0.877.1 remains a significant build, particularly for those utilizing the Legacy (Non-Next-Gen) version of the game on Steam.

This version is notorious because it represents a time before the massive "Cayo Perico" and "Los Santos Drug Wars" updates that drastically changed the game’s file structure. For many, 1.0.877.1 is the "sweet spot" for stability before Rockstar Games introduced stricter anti-modding measures in the executable files.

Note: This version is considered legacy. Modern GTA V updates (e.g., 1.0.3028.0+) will not work with Script Hook V 1.0.877.1. Using an outdated Script Hook V on a newer game version will result in the game crashing or displaying a “Unsupported game version” error.

For the uninitiated: Script Hook V is the library created by Alexander Blade that allows custom .asi mods to run outside of native game scripts. Without it, mods like Simple Trainer, LSPDFR, or Menyoo wouldn’t function.

Every time Rockstar patches GTA V Online, they break Script Hook V for Single Player. Version numbers directly correspond to the GTA V executable version they support.

To completely remove Script Hook V 1.0.877.1: