LMS

Thanks, it does look like it has trouble shutting down properly, hence leaving the hooks in place. It could be a timeout from the hooking engine or a (silent) script crash, I am not sure yet. I will keep the plugin alive a little bit longer in the next update to ensure everything is freed.

Thanks for your report, this issue will be fixed in our next patch.

Could you please attach a full log for the first issue? What happens is that a lot of memory hooks are not freed properly on shutdown for you, corrupting the game state. Depending on how LSPDFR shuts down (unloaded or crash) you should see the following in the log: "Graceful termination/Forced Termination" followed by "LSPDFR has shut down". If you only see the first bit but not the last message, chances a crash happens on cleanup. It might be in the log. I think it is very much expected for any kind of event to be invoked in the context of the thread that fired the event, that is how events usually work in .NET. When an event is invoked on a different thread, it becomes delayed in the sense that the source could be invalid by the time you actually handle the event. Making an event asynchronous by default is hence a very bad idea and I fail to see how it could be desirable. If you need to perform expensive logic in an event handler, chances are the code does not belong there and should be queued up instead. DelayedCaller in LMS.Common provides means to queue up calls for the next tick, in case you do not have your own implementation already. Keep in mind that the event might be invalid at this point though.

We have a possible fix in development and hope to ship it soon.

https://www.lcpdfr.com/wiki/lspdfr/04/features/settings/

Do you have notifications enabled in GTA 5?

Thanks for all your suggestions! We definitely have many plans for future versions, but it is too early to share. You can already switch channels for your TV by the way, just sit down on the sofa facing the TV.

You can start a new callout through the Interaction Menu (M key), then Police Radio. Forcing a new one also aborts the current one.

Your crash was caused by another plugin, any chance you run LSPDFR+ or Computer+?

Thanks for your detailed report, we will look into it and resolve the issues.

We are not exactly sure yet what is causing it, but we hope to resolve it in the next update.

Thank you for sharing your solution!

One of your plugins is causing an issue: Exception message: Method not found: 'Void Stealth.Common.Natives.Functions.CallByHash(UInt64, Rage.Native.NativeArgument[])'.

Depending on the success of your PIT, a suspect is more likely to surrender (up to 50% for a PIT causing them to crash and being stuck for a short while).

If LSPDFR fails to load within 60 seconds your system could be either very slow or something else if affecting it. Please make sure you have everything installed correctly.

Thanks for your video and your support in this section, it is very much appreciated.

Thanks for your report. Can you make sure you are using the SlimDX.dll version that is shipped with LSPDFR?

Thanks for sharing your solution, we will look into why this is causing problems.

This should definitely not happen, can you please elaborate where/after what activity you arrested the suspect?

Thanks for your reports, we will have a look into what is causing problems for you. Edit: Some users from Turkey have reported that switching their system language to English helped fix this issue. We understand that this is not a permanent solution and will still investigate what is causing the problem.

Can you please post your log so we can take a look?

Can you please post your new log?

In your RagePluginHook.ini, add this entry PluginTimeoutThreshold=60000 under [Miscellaneous].

In your RagePluginHook.ini, add this entry PluginTimeoutThreshold=60000 under [Miscellaneous].

Please post your RagePluginHook.log.