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Lcpdfr for ps4 and xbox

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December 22, 20187 yr

Can this company put lcpdfr on ps4 and xbox.

December 22, 20187 yr

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30 minutes ago, Savageboy453 said:

Can this company put lcpdfr on ps4 and xbox.

I play on ps4 and i cant afford a pc

December 23, 20187 yr

as far as i know the RPH only works on PC, as do alot of other mods. Modding consoles also breaks the TOS for both Sony and Microsoft

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December 23, 20187 yr

LCPDFR is not LSPDFR (unless you do refer to the GTA 4 version). As for your actual question: no, this will not happen. Placing aside the breach of TOS (mentioned above) and the physical modification prevention, the PC version, the PS4 version, and the Xbox One versions are not the same game and codebase. They are similiar and share a lot of assets, but no, they are not directly compatible. This would mean that either:

- One version of LCPDFR/LSPDFR (and their relevant APIs) would exist. The codebase would be patched all over to account for the three different game versions and structures. This still means updating both, only keeping them as one source. This also may mean degraded performance dependent on how this is accomplished.

- Multiple parallel versions of LCPDFR/LSPDFR for each platform. Same as above, this means 3x the work for 3 different platforms. This also applies to third party plugins, such as Wouters Callouts, LCPDFR+, LSPDFR+, Traffic Policer, any callout plugin.

In reality,

- "Next gen" consoles do not allow modifications. This pretty much makes the whole idea impossible from the start, placing all other reasons aside.

- Codebases would be a lot different, and a lot of work would be needed to develop this.

Edited December 23, 20187 yr by liverlande

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December 23, 20187 yr

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Won't happen -- sorry!

Mostly because the policies of the Xbox/PS ecosystem do not support mods without the game developer (Rockstar) having implemented them in someway. The other reason is that we don't have too much of an interest for consoles -- our PCs do a much better job in this regard!