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Looks like an issue with your Immersive Dispatch installation: This is caused by a problem with your custom XML files:

@LtRob I need the whole log

@SevenADAMFifteen First, you have the blips: Solution here: You also have this which I would suggest fixing: And this, which looks like Vocal Dispatch: And then finally you have this: [7/9/2020 4:00:33 PM.943] LSPD First Response: GrammarPolice [RecognizeCompletedHandler] ERROR: Internal error occurred in the recognition process. I suspect you have Vocal Dispatch and Grammar Police bound to the same key.

Need your RagePluginHook.log

Ah. I only know about MSI Dragon and Sonic Suite. I think generally anything that gets between the audio devices and third party software has the potential to cause problems.

I'm not aware of any programs that conflict other than Vocal Dispatch, and even then only if you have the keybinds the same.

No, you just need to say "requesting spike strips". It's already in Grammar Police.

It's already in there if you have Ultimate Backup (requesting spike strips)

You have multiple problems: This looks like a BetterEMS issue: You have a custom XML issue here: And then you have this: Your crash is caused because you have HandleAvailability set to False but ShowStatus and ShowTarget set to True. I'll fix that in the next release, but in the meantime, changing those settings should stop your crashes.

You also wrote that it crashes when you go on duty. If that's true, there's a RagePluginHook.log. So which is it?

Can't help you without a RagePluginHook.log.

@iiTej I don't think I've seen a RagePluginHook log from you. @szako1156 I have not been able to find the animation names for those yet.

That was actually one of the motivations behind Grammar Police. When you tell the dispatcher you are on scene or en route or on a traffic stop, it automatically makes you unavailable for calls (unless you disable it in the INI file). It turns it back on when you go 10-8 or code 4.

Can you describe your issue? Nvm, found it: I've seen this before and not 100% sure what causes it. The Callout Manager (which I believe is part of LSPDFR) doesn't accept the simulated keypress to accept the callout and then the game crashes. I know you have this previously in your log, which also occurs with this issue: I also see you are using Immersive Dispatch. Not sure if that adds anything to the callout accept mechanic. And finally you have *A LOT* of calls to Grammar Police where you're not saying anything: Is this intentional?

Please review the giant bolded text in the description that explains changes in version 1.2.

It's in the GrammarPolice.ini file. By default, Right Alt.

Alrighty, good luck!

Do you have a new log?