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Ok, so just that you understand what I'm talking about now: Check the beginning of the LCPDFR log: [iNFO - 7:27:43 PM] [Log] Started [iNFO - 7:27:43 PM] [Main] Main: Initializing... [iNFO - 7:27:43 PM] [Main] Main: LCPDFR Engine © 2011-2013 LMS These entries were present in your old post already, so I assume the file hasn't changed since. That means LCPDFR itself is not even getting loaded anymore. The ScriptHookDotNet.log indicates this too, it should say something like "Loading scripts..." but it does not. Your game crashes before that. So your issue is now completely game related. Run a steam file integrity check as you most likely damaged some files while we were messing with this. As a last resort, you might reinstall GTA entirely. Don't worry, all the changes we made (installing the C++ redists etc.) will remain untouched on your system, so you will only have to re-run the 1.0b installer once to get back where we are now. I hope this way you can finally play. Good luck. I'm out for now (GMT +1).

Damn, I had hoped we fixed it by now. Same old story, please post the content of ScriptHookDotNet.log, AdvancedHook.log and LCPDFR.log. Thanks for staying with me!

Thanks, I got your email and it was exactly what I was looking for. Based on the information I can say though, that you are definitely not missing any dlls. You should not get any problems with loading AdvancedHook from what I can tell. Have you tried it again recently?

Hello, have you tried ticking the "Advanced Mode" checkbox in the diagnostics tool and then manually browse for your game installation and when checking your installation? Also you seem to be missing DirectX since you have ScriptHookDotNet.log. Get it from here: http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=35 LMS

Could you attach it to an email and send it to lms@lcpdfr.com? I need to take a closer look at some things and since you are not an expert, asking you to navigate through it probably would not work.

No, simply download the x86 ones and install them.

No, since neither IV nor EFLC are x64 executables they use x86 runtimes and so do our assemblies.

You could attach it here or send it to me via PM. You may have to zip it before, since the extension might be blocked by the forum software.

Hard to believe you have the C++ redists installed properly when there are no AdvancedHook logs. Please doublecheck using these links: http://www.microsoft.com/en-gb/download/details.aspx?id=5555 & http://www.microsoft.com/en-gb/download/details.aspx?id=30679 Make sure you get the x86 versions.

Okay then. Please download Dependency Walker and open AdvancedHook.dll using it. Save the results as .dwi file and upload it somewhere and post the link here please.

Hm okay. Can you try running the diagnostics tool please?

Please refer to this guide: '?do=embed' frameborder='0' data-embedContent>> (See Chapter 1 - How to use the Diagnostics Tool (1.0b +)).

Hello, can you please run the diagnostics tool inside the LCPDFR folder and check its results? LMS

Hello, it's weird since none of your logs show any crashes. Could you please upload the logs again right after a crash? LMS

Please download and install these (the x86 version!): http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=5555 & http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=30679

From your list, I can see that you have them. You might only not see the .log extension since you have turned extensions of in Windows. Just open the files called ScriptHookDotnet and LCPDFR with a text editor.

Hello, first of all, thanks for your very detailed error report! However the bad thing is, even though it's very detailed, I can't really help you. As you said yourself, a crash in that function is very rare and I have not the slightest idea why. The only thing I can think of is trying to add "PreloadAllModels=True" under "Main" in your .ini to prevent issues with model requesting as maybe the internal model creation timed out. Hopefully that works for you. LMS

Hm, I'm sorry, I have no idea why that specific audio crashes you.

Please open the files ScriptHookDotNet.log and LCPDFR.log in a text editor and paste their content here.

Hello, as stated in the 1.0b changelog, support for different languages will come soon and you will also be able to translate it into your own language. LMS

Open the files and paste their content here.

Can you try removing AdvancedHookInit.asi? If that doesn't work, please attach ScriptHookDotNet.log and LCPDFR.log.

Hello, the diagnostics tool tells you what's wrong, have you tried using its solutions? You installed LCPDFR into a subfolder (LCPD First Response) while it is meant to be installed into the root directory (where the game exe file is). LMS

Yeah looks okay. I'm sorry I can't help you then as it is not directly LCPDFR related but crashes in GTA..

Hm, exact same issue. It does not crash in LCPDFR, but in EFLC, so I can't really help you. It is model related (fails to access parts of the model), so I had hoped setting "PreloadAllModels" to true would help. Could you double check the LCPDFR.log file whether the setting is actually enabled? It will print a warning if so.