Long time user of LCPDFR and LSPDFR. Took a hiatus and uninstalled my game for a while, came back and decided I wanted to go and re-mod my game. I now have LSPDFR installed with LML and it seems to be running fine so far. I have EUP L&O installed using LML as well as RadianceV and that is working just fine. I followed the tutorial on how to install a replacement vehicle using LML, and I downloaded the LSPD Legacy Pack 1.4.0 for use as my new vehicles. I followed and re-read the guide. My folder `replace`, is inside the `lml` folder with an `install.xml` that looks like this:
 

<EasyInstall>
    <Name>Replacement Car</Name>
    <Author>You</Author>
    <Version>1.0.0</Version>
    <Link></Link>
    <Metadata>
    </Metadata>
    <Replacements>
        <Replacement name="New Police Car">
            <FileReplacements>replace</FileReplacements>
        </Replacement>
    </Replacements>
</EasyInstall>

My `replace` folder is attached below. When I load into GTA V, none of the models I am supposedly replacing are replaced. It is just the default model...

I also have attached a screenshot of what the cars look like in game. One strange thing I am seeing is `police2` is bugging out slightly as seen by the spoiler on the back (I don't remember that being normal? also, it like keeps appearing and then disappearing). They are just the default cars.

Other things I have tried:

 

 

* I made sure that I had a `mods` folder created from OpenIV and copied in update, x64, and common.rpf. That didn't change anything either. Is there something here I'm missing? I may just wind up manually installing this the "old-fashioned" way...

Hello @Cavasi

 

The install.xml references folders from its perspective.

So what you want to do, is rename the folder you've created as something like mymod. Then create a folder called replace, and move everything that isn't install.xml into it.

 

So you end up with a structure like:

mymod/install.xml

mymod/replace/police.yft

mymod/replace/police.ytd

mymod/replace/police_hi.yft

etc

 

This seemed to work for me, but I only tested the police:

 

Spoiler

 

52 minutes ago, Cyan said:

Hello @Cavasi

 

The install.xml references folders from its perspective.

So what you want to do, is rename the folder you've created as something like mymod. Then create a folder called replace, and move everything that isn't install.xml into it.

 

So you end up with a structure like:

mymod/install.xml

mymod/replace/police.yft

mymod/replace/police.ytd

mymod/replace/police_hi.yft

etc

 

This seemed to work for me, but I only tested the police:

 

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Yep you're absolutely right. I had to create a replace folder WITHIN the directory I created. Wish that was a bit clearer in the wiki! Thanks.

I always test the police, just to see how angry they get. Lol.

3 hours ago, Cavasi said:

Yep you're absolutely right. I had to create a replace folder WITHIN the directory I created. Wish that was a bit clearer in the wiki! Thanks.

Which is why i never trust wikipedia.