Hi, my game was working perfectly fine before I installed this Game4Video ENB + Rage ENB (Otherwise Game4Video's was a blackscreen) Now as soon as I get in game LCPDFR shutdowns. No crashes though.

I have LCPDFR 1.0

Pretty sure I have the latest patch, just bought off Steam on the 24th of December

I have police ped mods, and police vehicle mods (Police, Police2, Polpatriot, Nstockade, FBI) and seat belt chime, Callouts++ and door chime, vDH police helper and ELS V8

 

My two thoughts are either it's the Callouts++ or the new ENB. Thank you for your support

 

Edit: Problem was when I used the seatbelt chime it told me "If you do not have the latest version of the C++ Script Hook and the .Net Script Hook or if you are not sure about that, copy and paste the both

files ("ScriptHook.dll" and "ScriptHookDotNet.asi") into the GTA IV / EFLC main directory." I apparently already had them (backed them up without reading they didn't have to be replaced) put the originals in and I'm clean.

 

 

Edited December 30, 201411 yr by DominatorC

I believe that it's Callouts++. Try uninstaling it and run LCPDFR again, see if it fixes the problem.

 

Also, I noticed you have iceEnhancer installed. Not sure if it would create any errors, I'm not experienced with it. Never used it myself.

Yeah figured it out, thanks anyway but now I wish they had automatic installers/uninstallers for ENB ._. So many files to revert if you don't like the effects or FPS change

Yeah figured it out, thanks anyway but now I wish they had automatic installers/uninstallers for ENB ._. So many files to revert if you don't like the effects or FPS change

Yeah, that's why I suggest not to use ENB's

 

They just fuck things up for you

 

Also, it's wise to have a backup :)

Yeah, that's why I suggest not to use ENB's

 

They just fuck things up for you

 

Also, it's wise to have a backup :)

 

ENB is one of the most powerful graphical enhancers around when it comes to lighting. Reverting back to vanilla is easy. There's one .dll file that's required for the ENB to load. Remove that, and the game won't even see it's there. As for the other files, as long as you saved the ENB somewhere, or if you can trace it back online, you can just check what files are installed.

 

Oh, and always make sure you back up about-to-be-replaced files