Game functions are called "natives", you can get a list of natives on GTA Native DB's Website. Your dll need to contain your own code to execute game functions directly (note : you can use external functions in an internal menu but you can't use internal functions in an external one). To create internal menus, the procedure is a bit more difficult, you need to inject your own library (dll file) in the game process and know the basics of the reverse engineering. In fact, you need to open the process handle and do what you want, I released a good sample in C# to do that : C# SirMestre External Source Codeīut be care about pointers, you can find them with cheat engine (some tutorial are available on youtube) but Windows use some protections like the Address Space Layout Randomization ( ASLR) who randomize the memory addresses each time you launch the game, so you need to find the base pointers, not the current pointers used by the game.
To create external menus, you can use multiple langages like C++, C#, Java, and many others, external menus use ReadProcessMemory and WriteProcessMemory functions only. Internal Menu : You need to inject something in the game like a library (dll file) to do that, you need an injector like Xenos Injector (you can do it with cheat engine too). External Menu : A menu who don't inject anything, you just Read and Write your own bytes in the game memory, dll are not required.
So, I will try to be clear (english is not my main langage) but you have two types of menus possible. I decided to write a thread to explain how to develop mod menus for GTA V, I hope this will help some of you. This thread is outdated, go on : How to develop mod menus for GTA V (Guide v2)
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