Everything is at the latest version. The adjusters are at max capacity. Whenever I load normal GTA, everything is fine. When I start up RPH and LSPDFR tho, denser areas (ive noticed this in los santos, near the daily globe or however its called), the textures start getting messed up. I would like to mention I do have NVE, so I'm not sure if its conflicting. I did install the LSPDFR patch but no change.

You can try the following to help with texture loss:

Spoiler

Set Main.PreloadAllModels = false in your lspdfr.ini file (GTA V > lspdfr).

Go into Task Manager > Details > Right click GTA V > Set as a higher priorty.

It may also help to reduce your GTA V graphics settings. Keep in mind using a lot of high-quality vehicles (such as 4K textures) can also cause this problem.

If all else fails, you can try installing Resource Adjuster.

On 4/1/2025 at 6:28 PM, Danibus287 said:

Everything is at the latest version. The adjusters are at max capacity. Whenever I load normal GTA, everything is fine. When I start up RPH and LSPDFR tho, denser areas (ive noticed this in los santos, near the daily globe or however its called), the textures start getting messed up. I would like to mention I do have NVE, so I'm not sure if its conflicting. I did install the LSPDFR patch but no change.

For myself, (+ resources adjuster), downgrading some car's texture helped me in the past for one of my playset.

 

Try to keep your .ytd files under 10k kb size.

For that, you can resize some textures too big that you find useless.

If the file is 2096 just resize it in 1048, etc..

 

There are some good tutorials if you need one :

 

 

 

On 4/1/2025 at 6:28 PM, Danibus287 said:

Everything is at the latest version. The adjusters are at max capacity. Whenever I load normal GTA, everything is fine. When I start up RPH and LSPDFR tho, denser areas (ive noticed this in los santos, near the daily globe or however its called), the textures start getting messed up. I would like to mention I do have NVE, so I'm not sure if its conflicting. I did install the LSPDFR patch but no change.

This script eliminates missing textures for good in my experience:

https://www.gta5-mods.com/tools/resource-adjuster

Of course it's still a good idea to keep YTD file sizes low.

Ill try it. And I'll also try downgrading. Thank you everyone who responded.

No worries!

Did all of this, nothing worked. Any other ideas?

Just to test, rename mods to _mods and see if you experience any texture loss at all.

2 minutes ago, UnknownBastion said:

Just to test, rename mods to _mods and see if you experience any texture loss at all.

Trying this instant.

11 minutes ago, UnknownBastion said:

Just to test, rename mods to _mods and see if you experience any texture loss at all.

I don't. I suppose I need to scout my mods folder now don't I?

30 minutes ago, Danibus287 said:

I suppose I need to scout my mods folder now don't I?

Correct. Something in there, whether a model or something like a graphics mod may be causing this issue.

17 minutes ago, UnknownBastion said:

Correct. Something in there, whether a model or something like a graphics mod may be causing this issue.

Any idea of something that could be doing it? Cuz it only happens when I have my mods folder on and load LSPDFR, it never does if LSPDFR Isn't loaded.

39 minutes ago, Danibus287 said:

Any idea of something that could be doing it? Cuz it only happens when I have my mods folder on and load LSPDFR, it never does if LSPDFR Isn't loaded.

I do not as I do not know what you installed to your mods folder. That is for you to figure out.

Aight, thank you anyways. I'll look into it. 

No worries!

5 minutes ago, UnknownBastion said:

No worries!

SOLVED! It was the ''citylights'' dlcpack, not sure how and why but it was messing everything up. Thank you for the help, I'd have never thought of messing with the dlcs like I did if it weren't for you. Savior. 

No problem!