Re-download manual LSPDFR. Then open the download and go to lspdfr/data and copy the duty_selection.xml and paste it into Grand Theft Auto V/lspdfr/data. Then try again.

15 minutes ago, UnknownBastion said:

Re-download manual LSPDFR. Then open the download and go to lspdfr/data and copy the duty_selection.xml and paste it into Grand Theft Auto V/lspdfr/data. Then try again.

Now I implemented what you said. I will test it during the day and let you know.

It's back directly to the desktop again. The game is closed.

RagePluginHook.log

While he was covering calls during patrol, he kicked him out of the game before even accepting the assignment.

RagePluginHook.log

Error while navigating in police mode.

RagePluginHook.log

The police made this mistake again while using the megaphone.

RagePluginHook.log

It had not given an error for the last 2 days, but now a new error has appeared.

RagePluginHook.log

This time it exited the game directly without crashing.

RagePluginHook.log

Why did it give me this error even though all my plugins and hardware drivers were up to date?

RagePluginHook.log

I reinstalled the game cleanly and after the character died in the game it kicked out.

Can you look at my last diary?

RagePluginHook.log

Can you help me please? I have carefully reinstalled the mods many times, but the problem persists.

RagePluginHook.log

When I couldn't find a solution, I deleted the game and now I'm downloading the v3179 version and installing the mods from scratch.

I can appreciate wanting to have a stable game that lets you play for hours on end without any issues, however that is almost impossible with GTA V. Unfortunately, the game was not developed with modding in mind, so it is always going to have issues when you install a bunch of mods, no matter what you do. Some of these issues you may be able to fix, some may be just because of the way the mods you are using were developed, and some are issues from the way GTA V itself was developed.

 

The primary developer of LSPDFR, LMS, has spent thousands of hours reverse engineering GTA V to figure out how it works and develop LSPDFR in as stable a way as possible, but even he gets perplexed at some of the things GTA V does. He has even acknowledged that there are issues he is aware of in LSPDFR that simply don't have a solution without changing GTA V itself.

 

Unfortunately there probably isn't going to be anything anyone can do to help you get the stable game you are looking for.

On 6/12/2024 at 5:08 PM, Will said:

I can appreciate wanting to have a stable game that lets you play for hours on end without any issues, however that is almost impossible with GTA V. Unfortunately, the game was not developed with modding in mind, so it is always going to have issues when you install a bunch of mods, no matter what you do. Some of these issues you may be able to fix, some may be just because of the way the mods you are using were developed, and some are issues from the way GTA V itself was developed.

 

The primary developer of LSPDFR, LMS, has spent thousands of hours reverse engineering GTA V to figure out how it works and develop LSPDFR in as stable a way as possible, but even he gets perplexed at some of the things GTA V does. He has even acknowledged that there are issues he is aware of in LSPDFR that simply don't have a solution without changing GTA V itself.

 

Unfortunately there probably isn't going to be anything anyone can do to help you get the stable game you are looking for.

You are absolutely right. It is very difficult to play this game by modding it in the original way we want. But I make my selection by testing each mode for hours. I've been working on this for over a year.