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Hi, I verified the game cache within Steam and it looked like it was re-writing some files but upon starting the game back up afterwards, the British Police car models are still there unfortunately. Looks like I'm going to need to reinstall everything from scratch unless anyone else can chip in with a solution? Don't suppose anyone has a backup of their vehicle model folder available for sharing?

Thanks guys, yeah, its the Steam Version I have. If I verify the game cache and that gets me back to default vehicles will I need to reinstall LSPDFR? @0taku - Point taken my friend, I know I should have backed everything up prior to changing things, I wish I had. I always did with LCPDFR and GTAIV, but this time I neglected to do so. My bad. Lesson learned.

I have been running the British Police Pack for a while but I want to return to the default police vehicles. How do I do that? Like a fool, I didn't back up my original files/folders prior to installing the British pack. Am I screwed or is there a way to return to default police vehicles? Thanks.

Thanks guys, I'll give them a shot. Do they differ from the CryENB V2? Only mods I'm running in conjunction with LCPDFR is ELS v 8.0, DoubleDopplers British Essex Police Pack vehicle and ped skins and TrafficFlow to fix the taxi bug that the high poly models in the Essex Police Pack cause. I didn't remember and save the logfile when the game was crashing with CryENB V2 but if any of the above cause issues I'll grab a logfile this time.

Ok, back to the drawing board - I installed CryENBV2 and it appeared to work ok within the game until I activated LCPDFR. It then immediately gave me the 'LCPDFR has encountered an error.......blah,blah,blah' message every 5-10 seconds. I've deleted my GTAIV folder and replaced it with a backup to get rid of CryENBV2 and go back to 'vanilla' graphics. Pity, as it looked pretty darn good.

Hi, The requirements are contained within the accompanying PDF file documentation for LCPDFR which you will find in the download folder. For reference these are the listed requirements:- So yeah - You need the full game (either digital downloaded via Steam or something similar or a hard copy on disc) in order for LCPDFR to install and play correctly. I'm not actually sure what constitutes anything but a 'full game' to be honest!

Ok, thanks. I'm going to backup my current GTA IV/LCPDFR installation folder as its running very well with very little in the way of crashes or issues. I'm just wary of adding more mods to it in case I break something. I'll give one of the ENB's available a go, can anyone recommend one in particular? Specifically one which will work well with 1.0.7.0?

Hi folks, Just wondering if anyone has any of the various ENB's/Ice-Enhancer etc running well without any issues in conjunction with LCPDFR 1.0d? I've got a fairly healthy spec PC and as far as the standard settings for graphics in GTA IV are concerned I've got them maxed out as far as I can tell. But looking at some of the screenshots here on the forums I can't help but think my graphics don't look as good as other peoples? My system is:- Intel i7 920 D0 overclocked to 4.0Ghz on an Asus P6X58-DE motherboard with 16Gb Corsair Vengeance RAM. GPU is an Asus 760GTX Direct CU II O/C card. I game on an Acer 24" LCD screen at 1920x1080. My GTA IV is installed via Steam and is patched up to the latest release, 1.0.7.0. As I say, sometimes I look at my visuals and think the textures aren't as sharp as they could be and a lot of the straight lines look really jagged to me. FPS wise I can't complain, runs smooth as silk. Any ideas as to tweaks I can try to improve things or has anyone got any recommendations as to what ENB type deal I could make use of but one which won't cause any issues with LCPDFR? Thanks in advance for any info!

Thanks m8, awesome. I'll give Traffic-Flow a go now.

Many of the current AV's detect LCPDFR files as False Positives. Solution is to disable your AV until you have both downloaded and unzipped the file and also whilst it is installed. Then feel free to turn your AV back on. Personally I always disable Avasts shields when I play any game and just switch them back on when I'm done playing.

I finally managed to get ELS v8.0 working with 1.0d, not really sure what the issue was but after a reinstall and a careful double check of the correct files being present it finally works without crashing or giving me the error message at the very start of the game recommending I restart LCPDFR. However, after installing Double Doppler's Essex British Police vehicle pack I'm now getting the so called 'Taxi Bug'. I understand this is because I may have too many high poly models in there, is there a workaround for this in 1.0d? After searching the forums it looks like installing 'Traffic-flow' fixes this but question is has anyone tried Traffic-Flow with 1.0d? I'd prefer to run as 'vanilla' a copy of LCPDFR as possible without resorting to more and more add-ons. I'd be happy with just ELS and a few of DD's UK police vehicles but this Taxi Bug is rather annoying.