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I understand, can you show me where you register your callouts (Functions.RegisterCallout)?

Yes, you can "disable" a call by not registering the callout with LSPDFR. Just show us the code you use to disable.

How do you disable the callout? If you do not want it to show up anywhere, you should never register the callout with LSPDFR.

This is probably because I modified SHDN for the compatibility patch, but the installation checker tool expects the original version from many years ago. You can disregard it.

You can play speech audio from the ped such as pain sounds which might work, depending on how loud you need it to be.

Then you have one or more broken mods.

There is no vfs folder, only a file which is the main loader. Disable all lml mods by renaming or removing the lml folder and try again.

Have you tried disabling your LML mods (e.g., by renaming the lml folder) to see if that is the root cause?

LSPDFR, RPH and .NET Framework all have very stable APIs and should be compatible with older code in the vast majority of cases. There will be some additional functionality here and there, but that will not affect the existing tutorials in terms of core functionality.

Yeah, that's a good catch, thanks.

I think this will help you: https://www.xmlvalidation.com/

I would assume your vehicles.meta file is bad since that is the only thing that could really crash your loading process.

The native returns a unsigned integer, you cannot cast that to a class of type Rage.Vehicle. Use Rage.World.GetEntityByHandle to convert it.

Your log does not seem to match up with your install.xml content. If you download the mod you linked, all you really have to do is something like this: <Replacements> <Replacement name="Cityscape Taurus"> <FileReplacements>Taurus</FileReplacements> <FileEntryReplacement type="VEHICLE_METADATA_FILE">vehicles.meta</FileEntryReplacement> </Replacement> </Replacements> No need for the multiple tags you are using. This works for me.

The loader is different from the Mod Manager. The Mod Manager allows you to download files from LCPDFR.com directly into your LML folder, but you can also manually download them and extract them there. Can you be more specific what is not working for you?

What you are seeing are component variations of ped models. The model is the same but there are different components and textures for them available which can change their body parts and clothing. The model change you saw when the peds returned could either be explained as the game having spawned new peds or if you are certain, it was the same peds and observed them from a distance, it is possible they were converted to dummy peds due to being far away and then, when close again, got assigned a different model. The same happens for peds in cars when they get far away. This is a memory "optimization" by the game.

I don't think that method exists. Try to manually call SET_NEW_WAYPOINT via natives.

You are probably missing a game config to increase your pool size limit.

Is the download folder perhaps read-only or requires elevated permissions? Try running LML as administrator or selecting a different download folder.

What error do you get?

It should be added to the correct category, in this case under "Networking".

If it is missing, you can just add it.

I want to believe that fonts might be broken but you have not given me any indication that they are. In your latest log file you actually used the wrong paths after I gave you the right one. It never even gets picked up by vfs. Why not just stream it by name and see what happens?

You will have to understand that I do not have the time to individually troubleshoot and test your mod for you. I already fixed the tags and path for you.

Loading custom RPFs with LML is very easy, you can see under "RPF File Support" here: Can you attach your vfs.log for the fonts?