I've been experiencing crashes with my LSPDFR, whenever I reloadallplugins in game or even start it up with the launcher. I've tried viewing other posts although it hasn't worked for me. Here is my RagePluginHooklog file if anyone could help me out. 

RagePluginHook.log

Are you running RPH as admin? If not, try to do this. Are you up to date on each version (Game, RPH, ScripthookV)?

@darkblue

 

yeah, i've tried both running it as admin and running it normally. i am also using both latest versions for scripthook v and pretty much every file in my directory.

Hi,

Try putting your GTA V folder into exceptions in your antivirus or turning the antivirus off

 

Edited September 8, 20241 yr by DenisCZ

1 hour ago, darkblue said:

Are you running RPH as admin? If not, try to do this.

They should not run RPH as Admin. But, if needed, change the permissions for their Main Directory and re-install manual LSPDFR.
 

37 minutes ago, DenisCZ said:

turn the antivirus protection off

This should never be done.

@lmfaodarknessRename your mods folder to _mods and try again.

UnknownBastion
 

Renaming the mods folder worked. Thanks a lot for the help!

18 hours ago, UnknownBastion said:

They should not run RPH as Admin. But, if needed, change the permissions for their Main Directory and re-install manual LSPDFR.
 

This should never be done.

@lmfaodarknessRename your mods folder to _mods and try again.

Sorry, i didn't know that you shouldn't turn your antivirus off. It worked for me so i thought that it could help 

19 hours ago, UnknownBastion said:

They should not run RPH as Admin. But, if needed, change the permissions for their Main Directory and re-install manual LSPDFR.
 

This should never be done.

@lmfaodarknessRename your mods folder to _mods and try again.

Of course does renaming the mods folder to _mods work. But that does not get to the root of the problem. It is just the indicator that something in the mods folder is the problem, but that´s always the case...

 

And changing the permissions is indeed what I was up to. I thought running as admin would do the same.

Edited December 19, 20232 yr by darkblue

9 hours ago, lmfaodarkness said:

Renaming the mods folder worked.

That means there is something in the mods folder causing a problem. You can try:
1. Installing a gameconfig, Heap, and Packfile Adjusters.
2. If that still doesnt work, you can revert what you added recently one by one and test after each removal.
3. If that still doesnt work, you will have to restart your mods folder.

 

 

1 hour ago, darkblue said:

Of course does renaming the mods folder to _mods work. But that does not get to the root of the problem.

No but I would rather figure out if the mods folder was the issue before diving further down that path.