Hello

 

I have noticed that with some mods and car packs in particular the game crashes much more rarely than with other ones and some even have a statement in their description that they are error proof or something of that sort.

 

How can I find out if a particular car pack is more or less crash proof before downloading it and what does affect this?

 

If I like something that does cause crashes what can I do to fix that?

 

Sorry if this is a wrong thread for these questions.

 

Thank you!

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For the most part, you can't. High poly vehicle models can result in more crashes though. 

Easy. you don't. 

 

car mods willl always crash ya in the end, want a fix? remove 'em.

Easy. you don't. 

 

car mods willl always crash ya in the end, want a fix? remove 'em.

Even with vanilla vehicles, there is still a large chance that you'll crash. 

This has been discussed a bunch.  Concept stays the same: less mods = less crashes.  It's really upto you what you think needs to go to make crashing less prevalent. 

It also boils down to the port that Rockstar did for GTA IV...Even without modifications in it...It is pretty unstable. So, when you add mods....Makes it a little less unstable. 

I only use modded law enforcement vehicles and sometimes emergency services vehicles if they are really nice.

Is that considered a lot?

Everything that is required from all the other vehicles in the game is that they pull over without the need to ask twice.

 

There some packs like the latest London Metropolitan Police that cause crashes for me all the time in a few minutes but many people around are playing with it normally for hours.

How do they actually do this?

One of the Royal Canadian Mounted packs the one that uses models from Driver San Francisco is of a comparable visual quality for me but its author stated that it is proof from out of memory errors and it does really make a huge difference.

 

What is the matter here?