Very odd, whenever I use the Improved State Trooper ('?do=embed' frameborder='0' data-embedContent>>) and I try to change my model to it in-game, it always crashes giving me a RESC10 fatal error. Which to my understanding, is a insufficient memory error regarding VRAM. However, my video card has 1GB of GDDR5 RAM (HD Radeon 7750 to be precise).

 

Should that not be plenty to simply spawn this model? This also happens when I play multiplayer and someone ELSE spawns as that model. I've tried every version since v1.0 (to current v1.3) and still the same error.

 

Is anyone else experiencing this issue, or knows a solution?

 

 

Thanks

Edited November 8, 201312 yr by iRagingNinja

Maybe try using a commandline? Or are you already? 

 

If not: Create a txt file called “commandline.txt” (without quotes) in your main GTA IV installation directory. Insert the following lines:

-nomemrestrict -norestrictions -novblank

 

Maybe try using a commandline? Or are you already? 

 

If not: Create a txt file called “commandline.txt” (without quotes) in your main GTA IV installation directory. Insert the following lines:

-nomemrestrict -norestrictions -novblank

 

I think I've tried that before. But I just tried again, and no luck. :/

 

Maybe for those it works for, if you could tell me your PC specs?

Nevermind, I found this fix. Here it is in case anyone else is wondering...

 

Navigate to "Local Disk (C:)>Users>*user*>AppData>Local>Rockstar Games>GTA IV>Settings     and DELETE/MOVE (backup first) the "SETTINGS>CFG" file. Worked first time for me.

 

Note* AppData is a hidden file by default, so you will need to go ALT>Tools>Folder Options>View> and check the box "Show hidden files, folders, and drives" option if you don't see AppData.

 

Thanks!

I get the same error with the same ped! I would like to see a resolution!

I get the same error with the same ped! I would like to see a resolution!

 

 

Nevermind, I found this fix. Here it is in case anyone else is wondering...

 

Navigate to "Local Disk (C:)>Users>*user*>AppData>Local>Rockstar Games>GTA IV>Settings     and DELETE/MOVE (backup first) the "SETTINGS>CFG" file. Worked first time for me.

 

Note* AppData is a hidden file by default, so you will need to go ALT>Tools>Folder Options>View> and check the box "Show hidden files, folders, and drives" option if you don't see AppData.

 

Thanks!

you got to turn your resolution to medium. ( in game)