Hey troops. Just had an update for GTA V today ( about 300MB or so ). Now when I try to launch LSPDFR it says the game version is not supported. Are we going to wait for another MOD patch and if so, do any of the staff have an ETA?

 

The current game version is not supported.

Installed game version: 3274.0
Latest game version: Unknown
Supported game versions: 3258.0

Just now, BadDecisions160 said:

Are we going to wait for another MOD patch and if so, do any of the staff have an ETA?

Yes, if you have no backup and no way of launching said backup.

ETA is as always, whenever it's ready. But you can gleam an average by reviewing past update dates: 

 

3 minutes ago, Cyan said:

Yes, if you have no backup and no way of launching said backup.

ETA is as always, whenever it's ready. But you can gleam an average by reviewing past update dates: 

 

Thank very much

6 minutes ago, Cyan said:

Yes, if you have no backup and no way of launching said backup.

ETA is as always, whenever it's ready. But you can gleam an average by reviewing past update dates: 

 

PS, keep up the good work. You guys are doing amazing things here.

I updated the game without back up by mistake! Over 10 years now and Rockstar can't stop messing our stuff! Why they can't respect or help the modding community!!!!!!! Without modding I wouldn't be buying GTA at all

1 minute ago, ahmadrizik said:

I updated the game without back up by mistake! Over 10 years now and Rockstar can't stop messing our stuff! Why they can't respect or help the modding community!!!!!!! Without modding I wouldn't be buying GTA at all

Updates are essential to help games grow. The guys here will get a patch update soon.

6 minutes ago, BadDecisions160 said:

Updates are essential to help games grow. The guys here will get a patch update soon.

They can update the games and help the modding community but they don't care, it's simple! If your new to modding remember what TakeTwo did to the OpenIV folks with that Legal letter but thankfully the community unleashed hell on them

Edited July 17, 20242 yr by ahmadrizik

1 minute ago, ahmadrizik said:

They can update the games and help the modding community but they don't care it's simple and if your new to modding remember what TakeTwo did to the OpenIV folks with that Legal letter but thankfully the community unleashed hell on them

I get what you're saying but game publishers release games to be played, not to be modded. The guys here will have an update soon enough.

2 minutes ago, BadDecisions160 said:

I get what you're saying but game publishers release games to be played, not to be modded. The guys here will have an update soon enough.

I had no idea that publishers release games to be played not be modded (MSFS, Fallout, Starfield and the list goes on and on)

Why cant they just let us play our mods in peace T_T

We would be the first to complain if the game got outdated and was never updated. Updates will always be part of gaming, whether it be to improve the games performance or to integrate new features. It's something we just need to deal with.

now we gonna wait the LSPDFR update and RPH and SHV

 

Sheeeesssshhh 

1 hour ago, BadDecisions160 said:

Thank very much

PS, keep up the good work. You guys are doing amazing things here.

I reinstalled my GTA V with Backup some Days ago but never used Backups, I'm new to the GTA modding Community. RPH has detected that supported game version 1.0.3258.0 is in the backup cache. Should i wait for the Update or just revert to the Playable Version of Gta? I'm a bit scared to mess up my whole Game with reverting. 

What was in the update?

2 minutes ago, Omina said:

What was in the update?

Idk  Rockstar Updated Gta today and now the current game version is not supported anymore. But everybody has this Problem right now, I guess 

4 minutes ago, PeterWurzel said:

I reinstalled my GTA V with Backup some Days ago but never used Backups, I'm new to the GTA modding Community. RPH has detected that supported game version 1.0.3258.0 is in the backup cache. Should i wait for the Update or just revert to the Playable Version of Gta? I'm a bit scared to mess up my whole Game with reverting. 

I'm new to it also. I've never backed mine up, only waited for new patches

Just now, BadDecisions160 said:

I'm new to it also. I've never backed mine up, only waited for new patches

oh okay, i thought you're a bit more Into it, but thank u anyway 

Spoiler

17 July, 2024 - GTA V Title Update (v3274.0)

Rockstar Games has updated GTA V to v3274.0.

You will need to wait for an update to RPH to play LSPDFR on the new game version.

 

Past Updates -

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What are Title Updates for?

 

In most title updates for GTA V, Rockstar Games add new content to the game.  Usually, any new content is specific to GTA Online although there are occasionally fixes or updates for the single player Story Mode as well.  In some cases, new content is shared between both GTA Online and Story Mode.  Additionally, smaller features and standalone content items for GTA Online such as new clothes, buildings, interiors and vehicles are often unofficially accessible in Story Mode through modding.

 

 

What's the newest Title Update for GTA V?

 

The Bottom Dollar Bounties update has been added to GTA Online.

 

Click here to see the official release notes from Rockstar.

 

 

Why do Title Updates stop mods from working?

 

First of all, it's important to note that most updates to the game do not stop mods themselves from working, but rather stop the tools and frameworks that most modders use to create their mods from working.  Key examples of this are:

The RAGE Plugin Hook (which is used by LSPDFR)

ScriptHook V (which is used by the majority of mods for GTA V)

Community Script Hook V .NET (which itself needs ScriptHook V to work)

 

Therefore, the simple reason for title updates impacting modding is simply that a new version of the game has been released and when this happens, many tools that modders use to create their mods need to be updated themselves to work with the new version of the game.

 

In most cases, the mods themselves won't need to be updated - only the tools (like those listed above) that make them work.  Once the tools have been updated, you should be able to install the new versions of the tools and your mods will work again.

 

Note that due to the complexity of LSPDFR, it requires both an update to RAGE Plugin Hook and LSPDFR itself.

 

 

How long does it take for modding tools to be updated?

 

There's no universal answer to this question as each tool is different and the vast majority of mods for GTA V, including ours, are made by people who do it in their free time for no cost.

 

Importantly, too, updating tools and mods to work with a new version of the game is a tedious and sometimes complicated process, and can take literal days of work.  Rockstar Games provides absolutely no documentation or support for modding their games, so everything that has changed from a technical perspective in the game is left to modders themselves to figure out.

 

For headline title updates, like new GTA Online Heists, the process can be even more complicated because of the addition of new gameplay mechanics and native scripting functions to the game that weren't present in earlier versions.

 

Generally speaking, however, the RAGE Plugin Hook (which is needed for LSPDFR) is usually updated within a couple of days of a new title update.  Because the developers of the RAGE Plugin Hook and the LSPDFR team work in collaboration with each other, LSPDFR is then updated shortly thereafter.

 

ScriptHook V (which is used by the majority of GTA V mods) is maintained by Alexander Blade, who usually posts updates either on his own website, or on his GTAForums topic:

Alexander Blade's Website; https://www.dev-c.com/gtav/scripthookv

GTAForums Topic: https://gtaforums.com/topic/932648-script-hook-v

 

 

What about mods that don't use Script Hooks?

 

For the most part, if you launch GTA V after it has updated with all of your mods still installed, the game will crash.  This can either be because you have mods which rely on scripting tools as discussed above, or it can be because you are using other mods which do not need these tools to work.

 

If a mod doesn't use ScriptHook V, RAGE Plugin Hook, Community Script Hook V .NET, etc. then it's most likely to be a vehicle mod, ped mod, or of similar nature.  These types of mods are usually installed using Open IV's mod folder feature, which will not work properly after a game update.

 

The reason that mods using Open IV's mod folder won't work after a game update is that the mods folder works like an overlay.  It overlays your custom, modded, files over the normal game files.  When the game is updated, the game files are updated too but your custom, modded, files are not.  This means that the updates to the game are being replaced by your old, custom files and this ultimately causes the game not to work as it is expecting the new, updated files.

 

To fix this, you need to copy the new, updated files into the update.rpf archive in your mods folder.  This isn't as complicated as it sounds, because Open IV will prompt to do this for you if you launch it in Edit Mode.

 

 

I've updated my 'mods' folder using Open IV, but my mods don't work.

 

Unfortunately, this is one of the nuances of modding GTA V using the Open IV mods folder method.  When you copy the new version of the update.rpf, you are essentially defaulting back to an unmodded game.  To make your mods work again, you will have to reinstall them.

 

To avoid having to reinstall mods after an update, we strongly recommend that you use Lenny's Mod Loader wherever possible: https://www.lcpdfr.com/lml

 

 

How can I play with LSPDFR or other mods after a Title Update?

 

If your copy of GTA V has not updated to the latest version, you will not notice any changes and can continue to play normally.

If you have updated (usually this is automatic), you will need to either wait for the RAGEPluginHook and LSPDFR to be updated, or you will need to revert to the previous version version of GTA V.

 

 

How do I revert to the previous version of GTA V?

 

When you first played LSPDFR with the RAGEPluginHook, the launcher will have asked you if you wished to make a backup of your game files.  If you did this, you should be able to launch the RAGEPluginHook like normal and follow the steps to revert to the backup it created.

 

If you own Grand Theft Auto V on Steam, you might be able to avoid updating to the latest version of GTA V by launching Steam in Offline Mode.  If you launch GTA V while Steam is not in Offline Mode, it will begin to update the game automatically.  Similarly, if GTA V is set within your Steam preferences to update automatically, Steam will begin updating the game as soon as the update is available and not only after you attempt to launch it.

 

If you did not choose to create a backup with the RAGEPluginHook, you will have to do this manually.  We cannot help you with this, nor can we (or anyone else on this website) provide any files from previous game versions as they are protected by copyright.  Note that downgrading your game is done at your own risk and is not recommended or officially supported.

 

When Do you Think it will updated?

30 minutes ago, gettometo said:

When Do you Think it will updated?

 Check here for update info

just started playing lspdfr and this rockstar pushed an update,  but I am sure that you guys will give an update fast

 

Edited July 17, 20242 yr by Khopdi