LMS

Thanks for sharing! But please add an information page somewhere where it clearly says on which date the reference was uploaded. An always up-to-date reference can be found in the first post on my webspace. @Cyron43: Thanks! :)

Sorry for the late reply, I just checked your logs and they show it's not an LCPDFR issue. You can attach AdvancedHook.log so I can have a look at the game's code and see where it crashes, this migth help narrowing it down to a specific mod/issue.

I've also written an article on the blog about IV's limits and how to bypass them. Put simply, the objects are stored in fixed-size arrays and you have to hook the pool (list) creation to change the size of them. An example how to do this is on the blog as well: http://devblog.lcpdfr.com/2013/08/engine-insights-part-iii-developing-a-solution-hooking-pool-creation/

There should be a detailed description in scripthelp too. Basically, when set to anything else than "Never" it will try to suspend calls and actions that are not mandatory in order to increase performance. This is not guaranteed to work fine on all systems and due to the suspension of certain actions AI might be less responsible etc.

Your suspect transporter is being disposed for some reason, most likely another mod (like a traffic mod, ELS, whatsoever) is deleting it the moment it is created.

It scans the area for enemies within the given range and if there are no, the pursuit system will make the suspects flee. However, for a shootout, we wanted to make the suspects actually fight and only flee if no enemies are around in a big area. So setting this to a very small value, will make suspects flee sooner, while a higher value will make them stay longer until every cop around is either killed or very far away.

Hm, one of the modules inside LCPDFR fails to load because it misses dependencies. Are you really sure you got .Net 4.5 and not only 4.0? If issue persists, please contact me via PM for further assistance.

It would help if you provided us with logs.

Ok, at least it appears to be the right version now. I'm not sure why it fails to resolve the dlls though, try adding these Dlls into your root folder: > If it still fails, please post a screen of your game directory and tell me your OS.

I don't really see the point. One could still bypass this by hooking the IO API calls and supply the original files for the checks. Adding more detection code is not really worth it in my opinion, like it is never worth it for a company to spend months on working on a protection. If someone wants to bypass it, he can. The current implementation is more like a simple CD-Key check: It prevents the most basic cracking attempts and is easy to implement. In addition, more protection code increases the chance for false-positives, nothing we want.

And ScriptHookDotnet.log?

LCPDFR.log, ScriptHookDotNet.log and latest .DWI file again then. "Dosn't work still" doesn't help me in any way :P

The file shows you are using a very old version of AdvancedHook. Please download this and replace your AdvancedHook with the file: >

We don't want you to go off duty, officer! No, seriously, please attach the LCPDFR.log.

Hello Martin, thanks a lot for the kind words! As I mentioned in another thread a few days ago, that's what keeps me motivated - having people enjoy what I do. I always have a good time watching people out there playing LCPDFR on YT, especially when they laugh and have fun. Except when it fails or crashes, I kinda feel bad then :P Anyways, throughout the last year you have proven to care about the community as a whole and I really appreciate your recent work regarding support in 1.0 too. And finally, thank you very much for donating, it means a lot to me when someone stands up and decides to support our work with his own money, it's just great. To add to what Sam said, I'm happy I did not encounter such an idiotic message and many people were very friendly and thankful. But then again, yes, taking into account this is free and done in our freetime it's sad to see people complaining or even raging on the forums so much. You sometimes get the feeling they think we want them to crash or something. P.S. As a little present in turn for your message, I can announce that a bug fix release has been given to the testing team and will be available in the next few days.

Could you post LCPDFR.log (if any) and ScriptHookDotNet.log please?

I hope I can get out a new build this weekend, but I won't promise anything.

I hope I can release a fix this weekend.

You gotta collapse the nodes so I can see all Dlls or save and upload the .dwi file.

It has been said numerous times already, run Dependency Walker on AdvancedHook.dll to see what dlls are missing.

Make sure you have this installed: http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=30679 (x86)

You can always release the suspect again (aim and hold E) and re-arrest them and choose prisoner transport this time.

This is because it failed to allocate enough resources for a callout. You probably have a low-end system or too many mods running. What's your specs?

I'm sorry but you keep posting the same old logfile where it says it's using the old ScriptHookDotNet.asi. I have no clue why you still have that one although I told you numerous times to replace it. Anyways, please reinstall the whole game and then do a clean install of 1.0. Try this: http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=30679 If it still fails, run dependency walker on AdvancedHook.dll to find the missing redist.

ScriptHookDotNet.log then please.