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@Vickhox Absolutely, you are safe :)

@212antt Godspeed mah man, well done and Thanks for your work :)

@Chrisviprods Since it was easy here is the way I did it, seems pretty obvious tho. Just install the LUA Scripthook plugin from this site, and install it to the plugins folder just like the .asi ones. Put the .lua scripts into the scripts/addins folder. Done.

@Chrisviprods I think LUA scritps can be installed with the LUA Scriphook plugin, but I'll check, not really bothered with it honestly, since I rather use the Original ScripHookV with a mod manager. I will post here when I figured it out.

Oh, nearly forgot. The plugins folder can be found in D:\FiveM\FiveM Application Data folder. Don't need to put anything into the GTAV Main Installation folder, the program works from their own files, so clean installation of the game won't be touched.

@Chrisviprods It's easy to explain FiveM. Download it from their site, install it into a separate folder, like D:\FiveM. Launch the .exe Let it finish downloading required files. It will say, that an update needed since the current version is not compatible with FiveM, this will download like additional 1.3 GB of data, this is the downgrade people looking for basically, from 1868.4 to 1868.1 After that, just let it finish. It will start the MP part once it finished downloading and downgrading. Just exit, and create a shortcut from FiveM.exe, and -sp to it in the target field of the shortcut. That's it. Mods should go into the plugins folder, I've put NativeTrainer.asi file there, started the Single Player Story mode, F4 brought up the menu without an issue, so mods should work. Hope it helps.

@BigBoz use a shortcut with -sp command. It will load the Single Player. It worked for me. If you start FiveM.exe normally, it will bring up the multiplayer with server selection etc.

I can confirm that FiveM is working. If you can't wait for the update, just use FiveM, problem solved. Crying here for no reason won't bring the update closer you see :)