I'm new here and just found this very cool simulation about a week ago.  I got everything installed and working.  Really enjoying it and looking forward to 0.4.  However, I installed both Albo's Arrest Manager and Bejoljo's Stop the Ped.  After reading the forum some I think I should uninstall Arrest Manager before it causes problems with Stop the Ped.  I read the documentation for the plugin and the LSPDFR FAQ.  Couldn't find anything about uninstalling a plugin.  So before I screw something up I thought I should ask, what is the best way to uninstall a plugin?   Any adult supervision is appreciated.   

I have only had to uninstall a couple mods during my 10 months of playing.  I just reverse the install.  Check out the read me of the mod installed and go to the folder and delete that file(s).  Don't take out Albo's common if you have other mods of his because that common file (which is in the main GTAV folder) is what updates all his mods at once when his mods needs to be updated. 

1 hour ago, JBin818 said:

I have only had to uninstall a couple mods during my 10 months of playing.  I just reverse the install.  Check out the read me of the mod installed and go to the folder and delete that file(s).  Don't take out Albo's common if you have other mods of his because that common file (which is in the main GTAV folder) is what updates all his mods at once when his mods needs to be updated. 

 

This.

 

Uninstalling mods is very simple, just delete the .ini, .dll and the audio files if it came with some.

6 minutes ago, Giordano said:

Uninstalling mods is very simple, just delete the .ini, .dll and the audio files if it came with some.

Oh Ok. 

Thank you. 

On 1/13/2019 at 1:51 AM, Giordano said:

 

This.

 

Uninstalling mods is very simple, just delete the .ini, .dll and the audio files if it came with some.

 

On 1/13/2019 at 1:57 AM, JBin818 said:

Oh Ok. 

 

17 hours ago, kas4107 said:

Thank you. 

 

if you just want to disable it and keep it for the future, you just need to rename the dll file to non-dll file extension (e.g. "dlx" or "dll.bak")

 

Edited January 14, 20197 yr by Pazzi

On 1/14/2019 at 11:35 AM, Pazzi said:

if you just want to disable it and keep it for the future, you just need to rename the dll file to non-dll file extension (e.g. "dlx" or "dll.bak")

 

 

Thanks.  I didn't know that.  This may come in handy in the future if I only want certain plugins to run for a gaming session.