I really hope someone can help me with this so I don't have to write my entire script over again.

I am so use to writing code in C# in the 3 (4) tier architecture that I wrote my entire script like that. (if you don't know what I mean, it's Visual Layer, Business Layer, Data Access Layer, Models [mine has a text document as well]) And because I wrote it like this, it's not letting me use it in LSPDFR because it quits as soon as it tries to go into one of the other dlls. 

I need to find a way to access my VL, BLL, DAL, MOD, and txtDoc maybe within a single folder or something but can't figure it out. (Also, my text document is embedded in the DAL.dll)

Any help would be so very much appreciated.

Thank you

Relative paths for references will be from your GTA directory (wherever ragepluginhook.exe is). You'll need to put any DLLs and such in the root GTA directory. That can start to clutter things up, so if you have any way to change the relative path it searches for all those files in, you could make a subfolder and have it look there. AFAIK nobody else is using that particular programming approach with LSPDFR though. 

So would it be better just to use one class? Because that would be a mess for me. Of multiple classes in one project?

You don't need to put it all in one class; that could indeed become a mess really fast. But yes, you can create (and are encouraged to) create multiple classes. You can also group them into (sub)folders inside the same project for better organization.

Edited October 5, 20169 yr by Sgt. Jackson

Ok, thank you for the response. I'll give that a try.