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You should be able to use Simple Native Trainer to switch your character model back to Niko.

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I used to play FSX years ago. I had over 1,000 hours of flight time accumulated and I even bought a flight sim joystick and rudder pedals. Sadly, I haven't had the time to play anymore and I lost all of my screenshots over the years. If it wasn't for college and other things, I'd still be playing. When I did play, the F/A-18 Hornet and the A321 were my favorites. I never used add on aircraft, really.

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Hardcore mode is designed to make LCPDFR far, far more difficult (while also more realistic). If this type of GPS tracking system is implemented for only one mode, I'd almost expect it to be on the normal mode because it can make it easier to chase down a suspect without having to pursue them as much. Preferably, though, this should be implemented for both modes in my opinion. That is, of course, if it's something that people actually want. I'm rather neutral on it, myself. It's all about the reward vs the time it takes to code in.

Something got messed up. It's best to leave the line alone when pasting a new one in, just to be on the safe side. You shouldn't have to modify the font or size at all. I recommend using Notepad++ for editing game files.

In lcpdfr.ini, under Main, set AmbientScenariosMaximum=0. I've been told that should help to increase the compatibility between vdH scripts and lcpdfr.

I remember having a similar issue caused by the vdH mods. Try disabling World Events in the LCPDFR ini file. Abraxas' mods weren't designed for 1.0 and cause problems for many people. I had several instances of these errors while running vdH scripts along with 1.0.

Is the GTA.NonExistingObjectException error the only one left now, or are the SMPA60 errors still present?

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These are some of the best videos I've seen in a while. And they're also the most mentally destabilizing.

You might want to change your title to "Taking" a skin request, not "Making" one. Most people, when they see the word "making," assume that you're making a request and therefore won't bother to read the thread.

Just as an experiment, try disabling ClearRandAiExtras in the ELS.ini file. That's been known to fix SMPA60 errors when users use ELS V7. Some people have issues with it and some don't. Regarding your LCPDFR error, try opening lcpdfr.ini, in the lcpdfr folder, and adding PreloadAllModels=True at the bottom of the [MAIN] section. It's also case sensitive.

Well, I can direct you to a guide with the known causes of SMPA60 errors explained: '?do=embed' frameborder='0' data-embedContent>> The honest truth is that, while we know what causes most SMPA60 errors, we don't know what causes all of them. Car mods are the primary culprits most if the time. Saving a car at a safehouse and then replacing that car's data files with a new one will cause SMPA60s. For example, if you have a Vic in the police2 slot saved at your house, and then you replace the Vic in police2 without removing the car from your house first, you'll get SMPA60s when going near that safehouse. Some car mods also cause SMPA60 errors by themselves even if you don't save them at your house. We don't have a list of these cars because they seem to react differently for everyone. A car mod that works great for one person might occasionally cause an SMPA60 for someone else. We really don't know why this happens. If the aforementioned guide doesn't help at all, then there's nothing I personally can do. It seems as though a small fraction of people running LCPDFR can get SMPA60 errors on a completely clean install (I'm one of them, sadly). But it's not an error with the mod, but rather the game engine interacting poorly somewhere. We just don't know where. I talked to LMS, the lead developer, about this and he confirmed that LCPDFR is running as it should, and isn't causing these errors by itself. If it was, everyone would be getting them. But most people don't.

As ineseri said, no. Multiplayer and singleplayer are entirely disconnected. The only way to bring back Dwayne is to revert to an older save game or to create a new save.

This post has been updated for what may likely be the last time. I have added some important information regarding the variety of SMPA60 errors, and I have made it far more organized. >

You're running an integrated Intel HD 3000 graphics processor, right? That won't really do too well with GTA IV, sadly. You could get the game working on low or minimum settings but probably not much higher. You'd need to take it very easy on mods (of any type) as well.

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