While using Bilago's Mod Manager, I keep getting asked to reload Police SmartRadio as if it's the first time.  I know this is how the Mod Manager works, removing and replacing files each time I launch / quit and I imagine that's why this is happening, because LSPDFR sees it as a fresh install. 

 

Everything in the Downloads>Essesntials section of the site works that I've used with this method.  

 

I have all the necessary files from PSR : "Mod Directory>LSPDFR>Plugins" and the Albio.Common.1125.Common.dll is in the main "Mod Directory/ LSPDFR" folder. 

 

Am I misunderstanding how the layout should work?  Should I expect this to happen, and should I do something else to resolve it, whether on the Mod Manager end, or LSPDFR/PSR's end?

 

Please be gentle.  I'm new to working with LSPDFR more than casually.

 

 

 

Edited May 18, 20187 yr by HGMIV
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On 5/18/2018 at 11:38 AM, HGMIV said:

While using Bilago's Mod Manager, I keep getting asked to reload Police SmartRadio as if it's the first time.  I know this is how the Mod Manager works, removing and replacing files each time I launch / quit and I imagine that's why this is happening, because LSPDFR sees it as a fresh install. 

 

Everything in the Downloads>Essesntials section of the site works that I've used with this method.  

 

I have all the necessary files from PSR : "Mod Directory>LSPDFR>Plugins" and the Albio.Common.1125.Common.dll is in the main "Mod Directory/ LSPDFR" folder. 

 

Am I misunderstanding how the layout should work?  Should I expect this to happen, and should I do something else to resolve it, whether on the Mod Manager end, or LSPDFR/PSR's end?

 

Please be gentle.  I'm new to working with LSPDFR more than casually.

 

 

 

 

I'm a little confused, what is Bilago's mod manager?

12 minutes ago, Giordano said:

 

I'm a little confused, what is Bilago's mod manager?

 

It's a wonderful tool that can be found here that helps organize and keep your mods separated from your vanilla folder.

2 minutes ago, HGMIV said:

 

It's a wonderful tool that can be found here that helps organize and keep your mods separated from your vanilla folder.

 

That's what the mods folder is for. Granted, you still have plugins in your GTA folder, but it's not permanent and is easy to remove.  I have never heard of this mod, and I'm willing to guess that is the issue.