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Thanks. I had a look and it is deeply wired into the model/physic process (rage::phBoundGeometry::getMaterial), not really sure what exactly is causing it. My only bet is a modified file/vehicle, but I remember you saying it's vanilla, right? LMS

Hello, most strings in LCPDFR are translatable and loaded from the en-US resource file. With 1.0b we added support to change the language in the .ini file to also load other language files, such as fr-FR. We will release these language files soon, so you can enjoy LCPDFR in your native language. LMS

Hello, to radio in the ID, ask for the ID first and then bring up the menu again. A new option will appear. The configuration tool is part of the diagnostics tool, simply launch it and select the configuration tab. No you can also disable things via .ini as usual, put these under "Main": DisableCameraFocusOnWorldEvents=True DisableRandomPoliceChatter=True DisableSuspectTransportCutscene=True LMS

Hello, you can raise the multiplier, e.g. to 1000 or even higher to increase the chance of a callout without touching the times. LMS

Hello, can you guys try and remove AdvancedHookInit.asi and see if it helps? LMS

Hello, ask for the ID and after that bring up the menu again. A new option is available then. LMS

Hello, can you try ticking the "Advanced Mode" checkbox at the bottom? It might fail to find your game installation. @Someone22: If this still occurs and it is LCPDFR related (so error in LCPDFR.log), please create a support topic. @LVialpandoLCLE: MP has not been touched and is not officially supported. It is very crash prone. LMS

Hello coolsurya, you can use the Configuration page in the new Diagnostics tool to set these options. The default key to skip the arrest cutscenes is Space. To assign a key for a roadblock (in 1.0a you had to use the quick action menu), add this to your key configuration in your .ini file: "RequestRoadblock=YourKey". LMS

Hello dcp1293, the crash you speak about is not caused by LCPDFR. You may want to attach your AdvancedHook.log as that logs GTA IV crashes so I can take a look at IV's source to possibly find out what is causing it. LMS

Hello, looks like for some reason you were able to issue the arrest command twice which led to a crash. Will have a look. Thanks for reporting. LMS

Hello, can you please try using the "Advanced Mode" (checkbox at the bottom) and manually select your game directory? It might fail when determining yours. LMS

Hello, try using the "Advanced Mode" (checkbox at the bottom) and manually select your game directory. LMS

Hello, sorry to hear it still crashes. The error you posted is pretty generic: "System.AccessViolationException" basically just tells just something internal went wrong and as you can see it sadly doesn't provide any useful details. The only real advice I can give you is to try lowering settings a little, maybe that helps. LMS

For now, please type in your account information during installation. The installer will automatically fetch your key and update it.

Hello, no sadly not, if it was obvious, I would have told you. It happens in a section I have almost no documentation for and there's no way to trace the issue back to a higher level. It's definitely not a driver or missing dependency, I'd say it's a game bug and it might be worsened by the additional load LCPDFR puts on your system. For the records, you might want to run LCPDFR on a second vanilla copy and see if the issue persists. Good luck! LMS

I'm sorry, but LCPDFR is not the bad boy here, the crash does not come from any of its calls/actions. It crashes deep in the game. If you are interested in details, [eax+8] returns a null pointer: .text:0057666B 00C mov eax, [eax+8] .text:0057666E 00C mov edx, [eax]

Hello, thanks for your report, I'll have a look. LMS

Hello, about the first thing. What do you want? A property or a hook? The property will depend on an existing LPed instance so you would have to have access to the ped currently being arrested/taken into custody. As for your method, sorry, but I'm not going that far and integrate it as you said, not worth the effort. But I can give you access to the pool of all (existing) LPeds so you can run that loop in your own script.

I think I can add that.

Hello, you had the code tag wrong, I fixed that for better readability. As for your problem, it might be caused by a handle mismatch of the player, that's at least the only thing I can think of, since it passes through all existance checks before. Can you try adding this line before the spotted check? You may need to reference the ScriptHookDotNet.asi (rename to dll) shipped with LCPDFR to access the pHandle field. Edit: Also can you try putting the .PDB file where your script is (might have to compile it in debug mode)? That should give you the exact function name and line number of where the crash happened (note that the LCPDFR inner stracktrace will not be available/have scrambled names due to obfuscation). LMS

Okay, I will add something like that.

Yeah, please use a non-modded setup (except for LCPDFR) and see if you can reproduce the vehicle disposing issue.

Okay, could you try disabling ELS just for the moment though? Actually, when using no other mods, the vehicles should stay in memory forever and shouldn't be deleted.

Hello, from what I can see, while putting a suspect in the transporter, the transporter vehicle is being deleted, which is not caused by LCPDFR since it requires the vehicle to exist. Do you have any third party mods that may delete (police) vehicles? LMS

Good luck!