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Question GTA 5 — Uthensia.lua script for YimMenu V2 fix

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Anyone else running into walls with the Uthensia.lua script on the updated YimMenu V2 build? I've been trying to get it stable, but it's throwing a massive fit with syntax errors that keep the script from even initializing.

The main issue is a hard fail-to-load with the console spitting out:
Code:
11757: unexpected symbol near '<'

In my experience digging through YimMenu scripts, that specific error usually points to one of two things. First, the most common beginner mistake — you might have downloaded the HTML source of a page instead of the raw .lua file. Check the file content in a text editor like Notepad++; if you see <!DOCTYPE html> or any HTML tags, that is your problem right there.

Second, if the file is actually Lua, it's likely an API break. YimMenu V2 overhauled a lot of the internal hooks and how it handles dependencies compared to the older builds or Enhanced versions. If Uthensia is calling outdated functions or globals that were purged in the V2 transition, you're going to get these breaks.

  1. Verify the file: Open the .lua in a text editor and ensure it's pure code, not HTML fluff.
  2. Check the line: Go to line 11757 and see what symbol is actually there. If it's a '<', it's almost certainly a bad download.
  3. Nightly Build: Ensure you're running the latest nightly of YimMenu, as Lua support is constantly being patched.

Has anyone managed to port the logic over or found a repo with a verified V2-compatible version? If you've got a fix for the script's syntax on the latest build, let us know.

who's managed to get this script running stable?
 
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