RPH Crashes after like 1 to 2mins of gameplay, unknown why, it was crashing before due to a callout but it was just a freeze and crash. Removed it and now it shows a message that RPH crashes and it generating a crash report.RagePluginHook.log

Try to remove everything inside the commandline (.txt) so Force Windowed Mode. Rename mods folder to _mods. If the problem persists try to load LSPDFR 0.4.8 in the console and not automatically. Try to set PluginTimeoutThreshold to 60000

You probably updated from 0.4.7? Try to rename your folder containing all callouts to _LSPDFR. Start your game again.

I figured out what causes the crash and is the vehicles. I did a complete fresh install again from scratch installed everything again and I had everything ready but no custom police vehicles and no crashes. Until I added an ELS LSPD PACK and game crashes same as before, this happens with any pack that I add any vehicles, and not only that I also get texture loss from it.

Edited October 6, 20205 yr by DragonSky
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I was playing LSPDFR .4 with radiance V and Redux installed and noticed that when I went on duty I started to experience really bad missing/blurry textures that I wasn't experiencing while off duty here are the steps on how I managed to fix this problem.

 

1. Open up your main GTA V directory and click on the LSPDFR folder 

 

2. Open the lspdfr.ini and make sure  Main.PreloadAllModels is set to false, once that's done save and close it.

 

That's it, you can now start GTA up again and head back on patrol (this time without any texture loss) (from User Sgt. Savage)

https://www.lcpdfr.com/forums/topic/89789-tutorial-how-to-fix-texture-loss-caused-by-lspdfr/

 

I think you installed the vehicles wrong. The other users can install them, too.

On 10/9/2020 at 3:16 AM, OfficerChris1 said:

I was playing LSPDFR .4 with radiance V and Redux installed and noticed that when I went on duty I started to experience really bad missing/blurry textures that I wasn't experiencing while off duty here are the steps on how I managed to fix this problem.

 

1. Open up your main GTA V directory and click on the LSPDFR folder 

 

2. Open the lspdfr.ini and make sure  Main.PreloadAllModels is set to false, once that's done save and close it.

 

That's it, you can now start GTA up again and head back on patrol (this time without any texture loss) (from User Sgt. Savage)

https://www.lcpdfr.com/forums/topic/89789-tutorial-how-to-fix-texture-loss-caused-by-lspdfr/

 

I think you installed the vehicles wrong. The other users can install them, too.

Yea I figured out the texture loss problem I actually read that forum thanks and I found out the vehicles problems too, it was a a Bearcat's vehicles meta I installed it was corrupted and made the game crash.