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What does not work? There are some crashes/errors with some of your LSPDFR plugins, but not sure how this is related to LML.

Sorry, I thought you were perhaps trying to recreate the effect. I do not think the information is stored anywhere, they are just custom game pickups that do not do anything. Since we do not expose the pickup handle, I think the best way would be to scan the area for objects of a known type (drug package) and then infer that the player collected them if they no longer exist.

In that case you probably need to create a pickup with that model for it to work.

The wiki has a lot of information on how to use install.xml: https://www.lcpdfr.com/lml/wiki/

LML will try to make an effort and convert mods that do not have official installation instructions, but that does not always work out. You might have to manually fix up the install.xml.

Makes perfect sense, but I presume that plugin relies on the model and/or relationship group to determine it. In that case, perhaps your other model workaround is the best if you need that plugin.

If you manually spawn the drug package model, can you still collect it? I would assume, though. Perhaps there is no record being kept and it is just how that object works.

Realistically tag me again during summer break, before that I will have virtually no time to spare.

What happens for cop models?

This API call is to make LSPDFR officially recognize them as a cop internally. If you spawn one yourself, there will still be certain game mechanics and LSPDFR mechanics that pick them up as a cop due to their relationship group and ped type. But the partner approach should still work. What have you tried?

Could you please explain what you mean exactly (and show me the page that mentions it)? Generally speaking, any texture can be overriden.

Thanks. I will take a look at the crash, but it might take a few days or weeks before I get a chance.

Then please attach your vfs.log and also check eventvwr.exe ->Windows Logs -> Application and look for GTA 5 related entries.

You cannot use LML if you rename the files like that. Restore the original names after you are done troubleshooting.

Can you attach your vfs.log and also check eventvwr.exe ->Windows Logs -> Application and look for GTA 5 related entries?

Do you register your callout with LSPDFR? An example can be seen here: https://github.com/LMSDev/LSPDFR-API/blob/590fcf80b98fe7b74052563c175fcfd4a61abbbb/API Examples/DemoProject/DemoProject/Main.cs#L47

Should be easy enough to add 🙂

Sure, that seems simple enough!

No worries about the necro. I will revisit it and see if I can reproduce and then fix. Any guidance on how to make it appear consistently?

Windows 10 will work fine. In general, if your computer can play GTA 5, you can also play LSPDFR. It is good to aim for a bit of extra headroom though as certain mods may slow down your game a little. So, you ideally want to play GTA 5 with settings that allow for a very smooth experience without mods.

Try launching it as admin. It might be that you installed GTA in a location that needs elevated permissions.

The problem is that your distance check uses a negative number for comparison. It might seem intuitive at first, but that is not how distances work. If you are comparing the positions of two objects in this context, you are measuring the size of the displacement, i.e., the distance magnitude. This can never be negative. If there was a direction involved, it could be, though. If you care about the math, in three-dimensional Euclidean space the distance between two points is defined as seen below. Not only does it use the positive square root, but squaring the possibly negative numbers inside the square root also always yields positive numbers.

It looks like you might be targeting .NET 6.0. Make sure your project targets .NET framework, for instance 4.7 instead.

We usually reach out to people we think would make a good addition to the Community Team. Occasionally, we have more open applications but those would be announced.

Script mods are generally not supposed to be loaded via LML. Move those to their actual folder and try again.