LMS

Hello, how do the settings look like? Something along these lines should work: ShowQuickActionMenu=None ShowQuickActionMenuModifierKey=None LMS

So it does crash before even getting in-game? Barely and LCPDFR issue then. Your game installation might be corrupted.

Hallo, probier bitte einmal die AdvancedHookInit.asi Datei aus dem Verzeichnis zu löschen und den Taser manuell zu installieren. LMS

At least your AdvancedHook.log clearly indicates you're using 1.0 and not the updated 1.0a. Please ensure you replaced the necessary files that came with the update.

Hello, please download and install version 1.0a. LMS

Hello, you can detect when your callout has been accepted, it fires an event when the user accepts it. There is no global event/hook for when a callout has been accepted though. Do you want something like this? Or a property telling you whether the player is in a callout (or in a built-in callout)? Just let me know and I'll add it to the next build. LMS

Hi, your AdvancedHook.log doesn't look like you have installed the hotfix properly. Should say "AdvancedHook 0.29". LMS

Hello, any chance you forgot to update to version 1.0a? Looks like it. LMS

Well, LCPDFR might put your system under more load given that is does claim more resources, so IV is more likely to crash. But the crash doesn't originate from a bug in LCPDFR, the logs would have revealed that. IV itself is not really stable on some systems, so I suspect that it just can't keep up after some times and crashes. Good luck with testing!

Hello, don't worry about the audio, for some streets/areas there simply is none. As for the log, as long as there is no error/exception logged, your crash is not caused by LCPDFR. Maybe just another random IV crash, who knows. LMS

No worries, you can't since you don't know the code/origin of the exception :P Thanks for helping whenever you can though, much appreciated. LMS

It must not be placed into the root folder! Did you remove it and tried again?

Hello, you put the LCPDFR Loader.net.dll into the root folder, hence the type mismatch. It belongs into the scripts folder. LMS

Yeah I'm playing around with that one too, just want to integrate it seamlessly into the whole thing. Might post a few screenshots later on.

Hello, not much you can do about that, looks like while a ped is being busted the vehicle is deleted although it is still in use. I wonder if you are using any traffic mods or ELS? LMS

I'll maybe add this, will see how it works in-game.

Hello, the main problem is, even on a vanilla setup IV is prone to crashes, so you can never be completely sure what is causing it. On some PCs it can run for hours (like mine), but there are other people even with high-end hardware who seem to get crashes every few minutes. But yes, wiping everything and only adding LCPDFR is the way to go. If it crashes then, check the LCPDFR.log for an error in the last lines. If there is one, then the crash was caused by LCPDFR. Please post the log in this case here, so I can fix the bug. Good luck. LMS

Hello, from the log, it appears your crash is not LCPDFR related. The warnings and authentication errors can be ignored and there's no crash logged. It must be something else. LMS

Didn't you read my post?! This is not a LCPDFR related issue! The script vpCallouts crashes!

You probably forgot the required runtimes for SHDN, hence no .NET Script works. Try these: http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=17718 http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=35 http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=5555

Do you have the hotfix installed?

"Error during Tick in script 'vpCallouts.main':" - This is not an LCPDFR related issue, but inside the mod "vpCallouts". LMS

Hm, that's what the file reports. But you are on XP right? That's not supported anymore and AdvancedHook fails to find certain functions inside the kernel.dll that have been introduced with Vista and later. LMS

Hello, I'm sorry, but Windows XP Media Center is not supported by LCPDFR anymore. Please upgrade to Vista or above. LMS

You are missing one or more dependencies. As I said then: If the issue persists, download DependencyWalker and open AdvancedHook.dll, then choose File->Save and attach the .dwi file here. You may have to zip the file before.