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LMS

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  1. Well it says Access Denied, we can't help you if your AV blocks our software.
  2. Run the Diagnostics Tool that comes with LCPDFR 1.0. It's installed into /lcpdfr/ in your game folder.
  3. Posting the LCPDFR log might help. Or even better run the Diagnostics Tool and post your results.
  4. Same issue: https://www.lcpdfr.c...lcpdfr-and-els/
  5. The problem with AV software is, for software their signatures don't yield any results they can just guess based on behavior. And as you can imagine LCPDFR and especially AdvancedHook do things an AV software could also expect from a virus: Modifying memory of a process, injecting modules, hooking functions/WIN API etc. So it's just trying to tell you: "I found software that could - based on its behavior - be malicious, but I'm not sure."
  6. Don't hijack threads. Solution to your issue anyway: '?do=embed' frameborder='0' data-embedContent>>
  7. As for the issue of the original poster, your game crashes before it can even launch LCPDFR. My best guess would be a corrupted handling file as it dies in a function I have reversed as "CHandlingVehicle::Parse". For the other guys asking for help here: Not finding a savegame is not an issue! If you crash while loading LCPDFR is not responsible as it's not even running at that point.
  8. Same issue: '?do=embed' frameborder='0' data-embedContent>>
  9. There is nothing wrong from what I can see. LCPDFR works fine.
  10. You are missing the latest version of AdvancedHook. If the automatic installer won't put it for some reason, use the manual installer to get it.
  11. You are missing the latest AdvancedHook.dll. In doubt, get it from the manual archive.
  12. What's the exact issue you have?
  13. You are supposed to post the log it generates here.
  14. What happens now?
  15. LCPDFR probably works anyway. If not, it looks like your .NET Framework is out of date. Can you remove it and reinstall?
  16. It fails to load AdvancedHookInit.asi ("ASI loaded : C:Program Files (x86)SteamsteamappscommonGrand Theft Auto IVGTAIVAdvancedHookInit.asi, Address 0x00000000"). Try removing that and starting the game again.
  17. Runing the game as administrator should fix it.
  18. It does, but for some reason it didn't copy it. See if you can retrieve it from the manual installer package. Hash for the forum search function: 667DD93B5F9A5D7CB58B8573267763A250D4BC2B
  19. This just means LCPDFR did not autosave your game before it crashed. This may occur when you have crashed in less than 30 seconds after activating LCPDFR or LCPDFR was not running and hence couldn't save.
  20. It won't restart chases, it will just put all vehicles and peds back in place. May I ask, do you get a LCPDFR error or a complete game crash when it tries to restore?
  21. You are missing the latest AdvancedHook.dll file that is required for 1.0d.
  22. You are most likely missing dependencies, please run the Diagnostics Tool.
  23. Nope, it won't cause a crash, but just skip the audio then.
  24. No you don't have everything installed. As the log says it "[system dependencies] Failed to find MSVCR100.DLL". So just install http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=5555 (x86 version) and you should be good.
  25. LMS replied to LMS's topic in API Development
    API documentation has been updated to 1.0d and I've uploaded the recent API Example solution including the Brawl world event to GitHub: https://github.com/LMSDev/LCPDFR-API

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