So I have been trying to ge all sorts of mods working with LSPDFR. I have watched youtube videos and searched all throughout the forums for a solution. Yesterday LSPDFR was working, but it would not load any of the mods I downloaded (such as police radio, cop holster, etc..) None of the other mods would show up, and it would say police radio would not work due to the audio and gui files were in the incorrect place, even though they're within the plugins folder like the read me says. So today I tried to use OPENIV to add all the mods into the plugins folder and such that way to see if that would somehow work. Right away LSPDFR would crash and it would not load. So now I'm stuck and don't have a clue where the problem is or how correct the issue. I have two monitors up, so the left side of the screenshots is where the files and such are located.

It Seems like you are having the same problem I did, after looking at your screen shots I can see you have 'LMSCommon.dll' inside of your Plugins/LSPDFR folder. Delete that file,

 

LMSCommon.dll should ONLY be in the main directory, none of the sub folders 

Just deleted it and the same issue happened.

Here are some screenshots of when I attempt to enter the game.

I dont think u need cop holster..

Police radio needs to be in your  GTA5\Plugin\LSPDFR.  Should be 3 files total

Also make sure your RPH is set to load plugins

Its hard to read your screen shots

U can load each mod yourself by pressing F4menu or apply them in the start up file within your root GTA5 folder

Edited February 2, 201610 yr by greenman

Wow, as cool as having dual monitor setup is, most of us drinkers at this time of night only have enough motor skills to read big font, not alone having to zoom in on certain screenshots.  I will have to sober up with some coffee before I look at that more. :)

Most of your mods from what I could see in the plugins folder are in the wrong place, but it gave me a headache, so I stopped verifying which ones.

As XPZ said, the LMS file should only be in the root directory, no where else.

As for your RPH settings, if you want all your mods to run at startup, all of them should be checked..... that is, if you put the files in the right place, as Greenman has stated.

All, or mostly all have readme texts, which tells you where to put what.  If there is no readme file, the page where you downloaded that mod usually also has instructions on where to install the files.