Hello. I've been experiencing similar issues before. Now the game is crashing and crashing again. You never know when it will happen.
I'm having issues with the game crashing. I've reinstalled everything from scratch over and over, but I can't find the source of the problem.
I've attached the log file. Could you tell me where the error is?

RagePluginHook.log

The log doesn't show a sudden crash, but it ends after a series of specific errors that repeat. It makes me think some plugins are causing the problem. I'd suggest disabling the mods folder, renaming it to _mods, for example, and seeing what happens.

Edited July 16, 2025Jul 16 by MattexD

On 7/16/2025 at 1:44 PM, MattexD said:

The log doesn't show a sudden crash, but it ends after a series of specific errors that repeat. It makes me think some plugins are causing the problem. I'd suggest disabling the mods folder, renaming it to _mods, for example, and seeing what happens.

I've reinstalled every mod from scratch, testing them one by one. How can I find the mod that's causing this issue?

If you've completely reinstalled and there were no problems, that means everything is fine now and you can do nothing. If a plugin is causing the problem, it should generally throw an exception and be visible in the Ragepluginhool.log file.

He just suddenly kicked me out of the game again. Can you check the log file?

RagePluginHook.log

She got kicked out of the game again during the terrorist attack mission in LSPDFR mode.

RagePluginHook.log

When doing the same task again, the crash problem occurred again.

RagePluginHook.log

The main cause is the "Terrorist Attack" callout from the "686 Callouts" plugin. This specific mission is programmed to spawn an excessive number of characters and gunfire in a small area. This overloads LSPDFR's CPedCache, leading to an internal conflict and subsequent game crash.

Solution:

1. Go to your GTA V main folder and open the following path: plugins\LSPDFR\686Callouts.
2. Edit the .ini file: Inside that folder, look for a file called 686Callouts.ini (or something similar, perhaps config.ini). Open it with a text editor like Notepad.
3. Disable the callout: Scroll through the file until you find a section that lists all the callouts. Find the line for TerroristAttack and set its value to false. It should look like this:

4. TerroristAttack = false

5. Salva e chiudi: Salva le modifiche al file e chiudi l'editor di testo