Looks like lots of Paid Menus are being forced to shut down.

[shaqun2]

You just have to scan your pattern and then do + 9 from there

Yes i was doing +9 and both are +9. So I guess I need to scan my pattern like below, I just made a code, but I think i need to change the part "native = native + GTA.read<int>(native + 3) + 7;" to make +9 right ? Or how can i scan it ? I am learning such things and i am a noob, sorry!.

	Memory GTA("GTA5.exe");
	uint64_t native = GTA.patternScan("76 ? ? 8b ? ? 48 8d 0d ? ? ? ? ? 8b ? ? ?");
	native = native + GTA.read<int>(native + 3) + 7;

	ofstream myfile;
	myfile.open("code.txt");
	myfile << native;
	myfile.close();

[jacobmarley1222]

Funny thing is there are some low tier menus claiming they got hit with a c&d just to run with the money and make a new one (so they can charge again) ofc that menu is not on that list. I'll keep an eye on it i guess if he tries to do that he's fucked lmao

Coming from the guy who deliberately injects detected code to ban people from the game (who he suspects are sharing mod menu accounts,) this is big talk. Now THAT, sir, is fucked.

You should know by now that C&D's are real, the lawsuits are real, and they really are getting sued.

[swwrgaersghaedrgedrgherdhg]

Coming from the guy who deliberately injects detected code to ban people from the game (who he suspects are sharing mod menu accounts,) this is big talk. Now THAT, sir, is fucked.

You should know by now that C&D's are real, the lawsuits are real, and they really are getting sued.

Well someone has to get banned to test the remote bans amirite? But i'd never use remote ban on my menu i don't want to get sued lol.

[jacobmarley1222]

Well someone has to get banned to test the remote bans amirite? But i'd never use remote ban on my menu i don't want to get sued lol.

You seriously ban people who paid for your menu and used that as an excuse. Deliberately injecting detected code into your product over *alleged account-sharing and other flimsy reasons is the most douche bag move I've ever seen someone selling a menu pull. That says something too. Not even Force would have done something that shitty.

"amirite"

[swwrgaersghaedrgedrgherdhg]

You seriously ban people who paid for your menu and used that as an excuse. Deliberately injecting detected code into your product over *alleged account-sharing and other flimsy reasons is the most douche bag move I've ever seen someone selling a menu pull. That says something too. Not even Force would have done something that shitty.

"amirite"

Nope, you are wrong, while i can get people banned remotely i'm not using that feature, i'm not autistic. Can't say the same about you.

[TyroneFriedchicken]

damn this sucks bro

[Pikotaroh]

-all that have been mentioned so far
-xenmenu
-unitymenu
-absolutemenu

[realdealxx]

There are going to be a lot more menus going down very very soon so if ur menu creator be very very careful. R* not messing around anymore just ask Infamous cheat creators they know all about it.

[Pikotaroh]

There are going to be a lot more menus going down very very soon so if ur menu creator be very very careful. R* not messing around anymore just ask Infamous cheat creators they know all about it.

but where tf are they? i didn´t hear anything about them...

[realdealxx]

but where tf are they? i didn´t hear anything about them...

The publisher of video game Grand Theft Auto V has been granted the right to search the homes of five people accused of making cheat software.

The court order allowed Rockstar Games and its parent company, Take-Two Interactive, to search two properties in Melbourne, Australia, for evidence related to a cheat known as Infamous.

The Australian federal court has also frozen the assets of the five, who have not yet filed a defence.

The cheat went offline six months ago.

It allowed players who paid about $40 (£30) to manipulate the gaming environment, generate virtual currency and use a "god mode" feature that makes players invincible. R* not playing around anymore

[Giannis193]

The publisher of video game Grand Theft Auto V has been granted the right to search the homes of five people accused of making cheat software.

The court order allowed Rockstar Games and its parent company, Take-Two Interactive, to search two properties in Melbourne, Australia, for evidence related to a cheat known as Infamous.

The Australian federal court has also frozen the assets of the five, who have not yet filed a defence.

The cheat went offline six months ago.

It allowed players who paid about $40 (£30) to manipulate the gaming environment, generate virtual currency and use a "god mode" feature that makes players invincible. R* not playing around anymore

I hope r* will be serious from now on although i dont expect that.

[mcdonoughdr]

Not sure this is a bad thing in the long run

[cuaimodo]

This one is still on . The video contains full instructions and demonstration. Check it out.

[trey]

the game is 5 years old lol there will always be mod menus they know they cant stop that

[Poseidon1492]

Looks very legit to me I guess....