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scrDbg: Script Debugger for GTA V 1.2.0

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scrDbg is an external script debugger for Grand Theft Auto V (Legacy & Enhanced). It allows you to inspect, manipulate, and debug game scripts in real-time.

Source code is available here.

Features:

  • View running scripts

  • Pause scripts

  • Kill scripts

  • Export disassembly, strings, statics, globals, and natives

  • View disassembly

    • Jump to a raw address

    • Binary search

    • NOP instructions

    • Apply custom patches

    • Generate patterns

    • View xrefs

    • Set breakpoints (Enhanced only, requires ScriptVM.asi)

  • Statics editor

  • Globals editor



Usage:

  1. Disable BattlEye from Rockstar Games Launcher.

  2. Launch the game.

  3. Run scrDbg.exe.



Changelog:


  • 1.2.0:

    • Added an option to view xrefs for the selected address in the disassembly view

    • Added export options for statics, globals, and natives

    • Added a searchable function list showing name, range, length, and argument/local/return counts


  • 1.1.0:

    • Added an option to export a script's disassembly to a file

    • Added translation support for text labels in the disassembly view

    • Added an option to export only text labels when exporting a script's string table

    • Added support for displaying native names, hashes, and handlers in the disassembly view


  • 1.0.0:

    • Initial release

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