Hello.

 

So I have been just adding few plugins into LSPDFR and it worked fine, I kept testing each plugin one by one. Until I decided not to check anymore, so I installed about 2-3 more plugins and attempted loading up the game. Everything works until I get to the loading screen, where I get a plain alert with no text, and after I hit enter, the loading icon interferes with the other loading screen.

 

Because of this I reinstalled GTA once, which did not help. Now I don't know what plugin causes this or how to fix it. Does anybody maybe know what it could be or did anybody experience the same or a similar issue? Reinstalling all of these plugins would be a pain.

 

Thank you. 

 

Video of error: 

 

You installed the Callouts -> CountyCalls RegularCallouts StopThePed Ultimate Backup ->wrong

they belong to GTAV/Plugins/LSPDFR

 

Pls post your Ragepluginhook.log from the main gta folder.

Just now, OfficerChris1 said:

You installed the Callouts -> CountyCalls RegularCallouts StopThePed Ultimate Backup ->wrong

they belong to GTAV/Plugins/LSPDFR

 

Pls post your Ragepluginhook.log from the main gta folder.

There is no LSPDFR folder in the Plugins folder, or do I have to create one?

 

 

RagePluginHook_27012022_132827.log

2 minutes ago, rqng said:

There is no LSPDFR folder in the Plugins folder, or do I have to create one?

yes

Oh okay.

 

So those plugins you named me are supposed to go into that folder, correct? 

7 minutes ago, rqng said:

So those plugins you named me are supposed to go into that folder, correct? 

yes

1 minute ago, OfficerChris1 said:

yes

Done. Still the same problem.

can you start gta on its own without the alert?

Edited January 27, 20224 yr by OfficerChris1

2 minutes ago, OfficerChris1 said:

can you start gta on its own without the alert?

Nope, it also happens there.

so it is not lspdfr related, its gta v related. can you see a text under the alert header?

46 minutes ago, OfficerChris1 said:

so it is not lspdfr related, its gta v related. can you see a text under the alert header?

Nope, nothing.