LMS

No problem. You only have .NET 4.0 installed, but you need 4.5 as well. Get it here and your problem should be solved: http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=30653

Okay, it crashes in another function now. Still, it is model related (fails to read some model data). If you are not using any modified cars, I don't know what the issue, sorry.

Could you double check? At the point it's crashing the logfile should already be there.

I see that you are playing multiplayer. Getting control of peds in MP that are actually owned by another host/computer does not always work. That's the behavior you can see here. Nothing you can do about that. If/once LCPDFR has proper MP support this issue will be fixed.

You can manually retrieve your API-Key from here: http://www.lcpdfr.com/page/csapikeygen Put the key into your LCPDFR.ini file and it should work fine.

None of your warnings is of relevance, that's all fine. The diagnostics tool fails to find your game installation, because your registry keys are missing/corrupted. Simply tick the "Advanced Mode" checkbox at the bottom to manually select your folder. Your latest log, however, shows me that installating the software I linked to you fixed the AdvancedHook.dll issue. So what's your problem now? Everything appears to be set up fine.

Hello, please show us some log files to help you. LMS

Hello, please post ScriptHookDotNet.log and LCPDFR.log (if any). LMS

Hello, soory to hear about all the problems you're facing. But I don't I can help you, since none of your issues is LCPDFR related. You can see in the logs that there is no crash from LCPDFR. All I can do is suggest to lower settings for a more stable expierence. About the random events, when setting it to zero, it will still use the random IV foot chases and set them as an event, but no own events will be started. LMS

Hello, you apparently forgot to update your language file. Get the manual installation and copy the dll from the en-US folder to the en-US folder in your game root. LMS

Do you get the exact same error offset? Since the one you posted was definitely a crash within the extra toggling of ELS.

Make sure you have both of these: http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=5555 & http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=30679

Hello, sounds really strange. Do you use any third-party mods that might cause this? Also, is there any chance you could make a short video of this behavior? Thanks. LMS

Hello, thanks for your detailed error report. Have you tried disabling ELS? The error I found seems to be related to it. Please try disabling it and report back. LMS

Hello, please make sure you select your game root folder (where the .exe file is) in the installer. All files are placed correctly then. As for the logs, you can also find them in the root folder, especially LCPDFR.log and ScriptHookDotNet.log are important. LMS

Hello, looks like you didn't install it properly. The audio folder is missing. Please make sure you install 1.0b (the latest hotfix) in the root directory, where your GTAIV.exe is. LMS

As stated numerous times, use "Advanced Mode" (bottom checkbox) to manually select a folder.

Hello, from the logs I can tell it's not a LCPDFR issue. The only suggestion I have is lowering settings or removing other mods. LMS

Hello, does it happen immediately on startup or when selecting an action like configuration? For the latter, try ticking the "Advanced Mode" checkbox at the bottom. Also make sure Microsoft.WindowsAPICodePack.dll is in the same folder as the tool. LMS

Hello, The diagnostics tool failed to detect your setup automatically, this happens when the registry keys are missing. Tick the checkbox at the bottom ("Advanced Mode") to manually select the folder. As for you installation, you have installed it twice, but that is not a problem. You can safely delete the LCPD First Response folder. I can see there are some logs created, could you attach those (LCPDFR.log, ScriptHookDotNet.log). LMS

You can manually select the folder if it fails to detect your game folder. Just make sure you select the game root (where EFLC.exe or GTAIV.exe) is. See above. You can use the Configurator in the Diagnostics Tool to do this. It will add those ini options. For more see this: '?do=embed' frameborder='0' data-embedContent>> Language Dlls will be provided soon. Tick the checkbox at the bottom ("Advanced mode") to manually select the .ini file you wish to configure.

Hello gangrenn, you're right, you have to put it in a loop. However you mustn't use a while loop as that will never return and thus the game freezes (as you have experienced). You have to put it into your Tick function and call it every Tick in order to be visible. I'll see if I can add our class for the arrow to the API so you have an easy to use class which fires an event once the player is standing in the arrow and draws itself. LMS

The retreat task is basically the "fast fleeing" task, which is e.g. assigned to all nearby peds when you shoot. As it's assigned to many peds it might cause problems by flooding the task pool. The exit crash is related to model injection by the taser and can not be fixed at the moment.

Hello, one of our moderators is from France and is currently maintaining the translation, but thank you for your help. I hope to release a language update soon. LMS

Hello, from the IV source I can tell it crashes during the retreat task. But definitely not LCPDFR itself. Maybe too less memory to allocate for the task. Can you try reducing the settings? As for the other error "SET_CHAR_WILL_TRY_TO_LEAVE_WATER", you can ignore that. LMS